immune是什么意思_immune的中文翻译_用法_简单造句

英[ɪ'mjuːn]美[ɪ'mjuːn]

adj. 免疫的；免除的

记忆方法

词源记忆法

im-，不，非，-mun，公共的，履行公共服务的，词源同common,communicate.即免除公共责任或义务，后引申词义免疫的，受保护的。

谐音记忆法

谐音：一命，有免疫力的人不会一命呜呼。

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双解
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词法

adjective(形容词)

免疫的
[ after verb ] 不受影响的
[ after verb ] 免除的，豁免的

双解例句

adjective(形容词)

免疫的
Most people who've had chickenpox once are immune to it for the rest of their lives.
大多数出过水痘的人终生都对此病具有免疫力。
He seems to be immune to colds – he just never gets them.
他好像对感冒具有免疫力——他从不感冒。
[ after verb ] 不受影响的
The press had criticized her so often that in the end she had become immune (to it).
新闻界如此频繁地批评她，以至于到最后她都（对此）变得无动于衷了。
[ after verb ] 免除的，豁免的
Journalists, he insisted, must be immune (= protected) from prosecution.
他坚持新闻记者必须免受起诉。

小知识

To be immune to something is to be resistant to it. If you had chickenpox as a child, you should be immune to it now.

The adjective immune comes from the Latin word immunis, which means “exempt from public service.” If you're protected — or exempt — from disease, injury, work, insults, or accusations, then you're immune. Vaccinations serve to make people immune to certain diseases. Being a diplomat makes people immune to certain legal persecution. To be immune to bullying means that you don’t let the bad behavior of your peers get you down.