🇬🇧 Immune meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Immune means your body or mind is protected from something, so it doesn’t get hurt or sick by it—like having an invisible shield that keeps germs or problems from bothering you.

My sister claims she’s immune to homework, but the teacher’s grade book does not agree.

I thought my new white shirt was immune to spaghetti sauce, but one noodle turned it into modern art.

The superhero in my comic is immune to lava, lasers, and, most impressively, Brussels sprouts.

I thought my socks were immune to bad smells, until I took my shoes off and the dog left the room.

People who get certain vaccines can become immune to some diseases, which is like giving your body secret superhero training so germs bounce off your shield instead of making you sick.

Snow fell; a cold moved through the small school. Anna sat with a bright scarf. Friends sneezed and held tissue, but Anna shared her apple and never missed a day. They whispered, "Anna is immune, immune, immune." She tapped the scarf and hummed, "I am immune, I am immune." The class smiled and went out to play.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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