انگریزی

immunity

gb/ɪmjˈunɪti/ us/ɪmjˈunɪti/
B2 انگریزی
~ 7000
معانی
0 معانی
اسم B2 state
1

the body’s protection against disease

The state when a person or animal cannot easily get a disease, often because of a vaccine or past infection.

استعمال کا انداز: immunity to [a disease or infection]
عام غلطی:
Learners often confuse 'immune' (adjective) and 'immunity' (noun): you say 'She is immune to the disease' but 'She has immunity to the disease.' Another mistake is using the wrong preposition: the most common patterns are 'immunity to a disease' or 'immunity against a disease,' not 'immunity of a disease.'
ہم معنی الفاظ
resistance (More general; can refer to opposition or strength against many things, not only disease.)
متضاد الفاظ
susceptibility (Emphasizes being easily affected or harmed by a disease or condition.)
لفظی تراکیب
natural immunity |acquired immunity |herd immunity |immunity to infection |long-lasting immunity |build immunity
موضوعات
health |science |medicine |body
مثالیں
  • Vaccination helps your body develop immunity to the virus.
  • After recovering from the illness, she had temporary immunity to reinfection.
  • Scientists are studying how long immunity lasts after the third dose.
  • Children do not yet have strong immunity to this new strain of flu.
  • Herd immunity is reached when enough people are protected that the disease stops spreading easily.
سیکھنے والوں کے لیے مثالیں
  • The vaccine gives you immunity to the disease.
  • His body has immunity because he had the virus last year.
  • Older people often have weaker immunity.
  • Doctors want to increase immunity in the population.
  • Good sleep and food can help your immunity.
اسم formal C1 state
2

legal protection from prosecution

A legal protection that means the law cannot punish or charge a person in a particular situation.

استعمال کا انداز: immunity from [prosecution / legal action]
عام غلطی:
Learners may mix the medical and legal meanings. In legal contexts, 'immunity' usually takes 'from', as in 'immunity from prosecution.' Saying 'immunity to prosecution' sounds less natural. Also, 'immunity' here is usually uncountable, not 'an immunity' except in set phrases like 'an immunity deal.'
ہم معنی الفاظ
exemption (Stresses being officially free from a duty or rule; not always specifically about criminal law.)
متضاد الفاظ
liability (Focuses on being legally responsible and able to be sued or punished.)
لفظی تراکیب
immunity from prosecution |diplomatic immunity |sovereign immunity |grant immunity |qualified immunity |legal immunity
موضوعات
law |politics
مثالیں
  • The witness was given immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony.
  • Diplomatic immunity protects foreign diplomats from many local laws.
  • The company argued that government agencies should have sovereign immunity from such lawsuits.
  • Under the agreement, she received immunity for any crimes connected to the case.
  • The court ruled that the official did not have qualified immunity in this situation.
سیکھنے والوں کے لیے مثالیں
  • The police gave him immunity so he would tell the truth.
  • Diplomats often have immunity in the country where they work.
  • He wants legal immunity before he talks to the judge.
  • The lawyer said the company has no immunity in this case.
  • They refused to testify until the court offered immunity.
اسم B2 state
3

freedom from negative effects

A state where something bad, like criticism or stress, does not affect you or cannot easily hurt you.

استعمال کا انداز: immunity to/from [criticism / harm / consequences]
عام غلطی:
Learners may think this meaning is always medical, but here it is more general or figurative. It is usually followed by 'to' or 'from': 'immunity to criticism' or 'immunity from consequences,' not 'immunity of criticism.'
ہم معنی الفاظ
protection (More general; does not carry the specific idea of being unaffected, just being guarded.)
متضاد الفاظ
vulnerability (Highlights being easily hurt or affected by negative things.)
لفظی تراکیب
immunity to criticism |immunity to pain |immunity from consequences |a sense of immunity |immunity to stress |feel a kind of immunity
موضوعات
psychology |society |emotions |core_vocabulary
مثالیں
  • Her years in the public eye have given her a kind of immunity to criticism.
  • Wealth does not guarantee immunity from sadness or loneliness.
  • He seemed to have complete immunity to embarrassment.
  • Success can create a dangerous feeling of immunity from consequences.
  • No one has total immunity to stress, no matter how calm they look.
سیکھنے والوں کے لیے مثالیں
  • Famous people need some immunity to criticism.
  • Money does not give you immunity from problems.
  • He acts like he has immunity from all rules.
  • You cannot have full immunity to stress at work.
  • The job gave her no immunity from public blame.
گرامر
لغت میں درج شکل
immunity
IPA
GB/ɪmjˈunɪti/
US/ɪmjˈunɪti/
ہجا بندی اور زور
im - munity (2 ہجے)
Stress on 2nd syllable (munity)
لفظ کی شکلیں
Noun
  • Base: immunity
  • Plural: immunities, immunity
متعلقہ الفاظ
Forms
immunities noun
Core family
immune adjective B2 immunize verb B2 immunization noun B2
Related words
immunology noun C1 immunologist noun autoimmune adjective C1
Negative and opposite forms
nonimmune adjective immunodeficiency noun
Advanced or less common
immunocompromised adjective immunological adjective
عبارات

blanket immunity

1
/blˈæŋkɪt ɪmjˈunɪti/
fixed phrase formal

total protection from all charges

Legal protection that covers everything in a case, not just one small part.

مثالیں
  • They were unwilling to offer blanket immunity to everyone involved in the scandal.
  • The agreement did not provide blanket immunity; it applied only to past tax offenses.
  • Some lawmakers opposed giving blanket immunity to the company.

grant immunity

1
/ɡɹˈænt ɪmjˈunɪti/
fixed phrase formal

officially give legal protection

To officially decide that a person will not be punished or charged in court, usually so they will give information.

مثالیں
  • The judge agreed to grant immunity to the key witness.
  • Prosecutors often grant immunity to minor players to catch the main criminal.
  • They refused to testify until the court decided whether to grant immunity.

herd immunity

1
/hˈɚd ɪmjˈunɪti/
fixed phrase technical

population-level protection from disease

A situation where so many people in a group are protected from a disease that the disease cannot spread easily.

مثالیں
  • Health officials said the country has not yet reached herd immunity against the virus.
  • Vaccination is the safest way to build herd immunity in the community.
  • When herd immunity is high, even people who are not vaccinated gain some protection.

immunity from prosecution

1
/ɪmjˈunɪti fɹˈʌm pɹˌɑsəkjˈuʃən/
fixed phrase formal

legal protection from charges

A legal protection that means a person cannot be charged in court for a certain crime.

مثالیں
  • In exchange for immunity from prosecution, he agreed to testify against his former boss.
  • The witness demanded full immunity from prosecution before speaking to investigators.
  • She signed a deal giving her limited immunity from prosecution on tax-related offenses.

qualified immunity

1
/kwˈɑləfˌaɪd ɪmjˈunɪti/
fixed phrase technical

conditional legal protection for officials

A legal rule that often protects government workers, like police officers, from being sued unless they clearly broke well-known rights.

مثالیں
  • The court ruled that the officer was protected by qualified immunity.
  • Debates over police reform often focus on changing or ending qualified immunity.
  • Critics say qualified immunity makes it too difficult for victims to win civil rights cases.

sovereign immunity

1
/sˈɑvɹən ɪmjˈunɪti/
fixed phrase technical

government protection from lawsuits

A legal idea that a government or state cannot be taken to court unless it agrees.

مثالیں
  • The lawsuit was dismissed on the grounds of sovereign immunity.
  • Critics argue that sovereign immunity makes it too hard to hold governments responsible.
  • The new law limits sovereign immunity in cases of serious human rights abuses.

diplomatic immunity

1
/dˌɪpləmˈætɪk ɪmjˈunɪti/
fixed phrase formal

legal protection for diplomats

a special rule that means foreign diplomats are usually not punished by the local laws of the country they are in

مثالیں
  • Because of diplomatic immunity, the envoy could not be prosecuted.
  • Because of diplomatic immunity, the ambassador could not be arrested by local police.
  • The case renewed debate over the limits of diplomatic immunity.
  • The case raised questions about whether diplomatic immunity should be limited in serious crimes.
  • He abused his diplomatic immunity to avoid paying fines.
  • He reminded reporters that the official enjoyed diplomatic immunity while serving abroad.

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