vaccinate in Irish
vaccinate in Irish is vacsaínigh — vaccinate means to give someone a vaccine so their body builds protection against a disease.
vaccinate in Irish
vacsaínigh
(transitive) To treat (a person or an animal) with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease.
What does "vaccinate" mean?
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verb To give someone a vaccine so their body builds protection against a disease.
"The clinic vaccinated hundreds of children against measles last week."
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vaccinate in a sentence
- The clinic vaccinated hundreds of children against measles last week.
- Vets recommend vaccinating puppies before they mix with other dogs.
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What is "vaccinate" in Irish?
"vaccinate" in Irish is vacsaínigh. vaccinate means: To give someone a vaccine so their body builds protection against a disease.
How do you use "vaccinate" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic vaccinated hundreds of children against measles last week." In Irish, "vaccinate" is vacsaínigh.
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