How to pronounce “vaccinate” in English

vaccinated."

to vaccinate or not to vaccinate their children.

It vaccinated my baby, you know what I'm saying?

"I vaccinated you all against the first disease months ago.

ones we have to vaccinate against or we have to have some um preliminary medicine or caution because they can cause some quite heavy infections.

had to be vaccinated before classes started.

I have not been vaccinated.

imagination that had been vaccinated against the narrow restrictive and repressed nihilism of jihadist ideology

we have vaccinated over 7,000 children uh vaccinated against diseases

and he had been vaccinated but he was caring for a small nephew who had smallpox the nephew survived to an old

So some parents decide not to vaccinate their kids because of the alleged link between autism and vaccines.

And our community were not vaccinated.

So he really wanted to get vaccinated.

Our children are able to get vaccinated here if they're 5 to 11 in the US.

Nobody I know has really been vaccinated, except only people who are, let's say, of the older generation.

Most of the major diseases were vaccinated against or preventable.

For example, if you vaccinate someone for influenza and they've been sleep deprived, their response to the vaccine is not as vigorous when they have

My question to him at the end of the night: "Do you plan to vaccinate your kids?"

Um you know, you have to vaccinate your kids before you can put them into school.

But suffice to say, that you need to vaccinate yourself with any vaccine that you can have access to.

Well, when would you ever vaccinate your child?

So that a good vaccine had been developed and a program came to vaccinate the cattle all of these tribes in Tanzania, for example.

You have people running around saying that they don't want to vaccinate their children.

But nobody, none of my friends have been vaccinated, nothing like that.

My question is, aren't we all vaccinated with MMR?

I'm sure that's part of the reason why there are many parents who refuse to vaccinate their children.

So that makes a difference as well, because we know that we can vaccinate a child for $50.

Can we get to the same outcome, which is getting the parents to vaccinate their kids, without actually talking about what we disagree on,

If you just were making a decision about, do I vaccinate my child and you only looked at the negatives of vaccines.

So to use the vaccines example again, it would be like you're deciding whether to vaccinate your child and somebody says to you-- and you say, well, how significant

It wasn't that he was just reluctant to get himself vaccines or to get his future children vaccinated.

who was reading headlines about vaccine injury and deciding whether they were going to get themselves or their loved ones vaccinated.

We're divided over whether we should wear a mask or not wear a mask or whether you're vaccinated or not vaccinated.

I remember having this conversation with my dad, who got vaccinated in December of 2020,

So there was a large portion of people who were in that age category to get vaccinated.

But I tell you, having been vaccinated and traveling a lot right now, I love being with people in person.

Because if you don't get treated for measles, or vaccinated, it's very lethal.

So this will change biology, by having this reprogrammable systems that we can use to detect, to destroy, and vaccinate against things we don't want.

And so the best thing to do with those cats is to trap them, spay-neuter them, vaccinate them.

And it was controversial within the development community, because why should Bill and Melinda Gates be giving money not to vaccinate children or to provide bed nets

My friend Sean, said he would go out in the street, vaccinate first 10 strangers he saw, and then eat a bullet.

He says, this is exactly-- in a divided world where everybody's crazy, vaccinated, no vax, mask, no mask, elephants, donkeys, all that-- while all that's going on,

And before she was on put on the ventilator, she asked him, begged him to go get vaccinated.

Yep, nice weather, springtime, vaccinated, feeling good.

I did see some family, which I haven't seen in a long time since now we're all fully vaccinated.

So the latest thinking is that you would have to either get it for the first time, or be re-vaccinated in order to have the protection.

So the question then becomes, all right, so we have all these wonderful technologies-- liquid-based cytology and HPV testing and vaccination-- and hopefully everyone listening here is vaccinated--

encompassed by vaccination, isn't it, where you're developing herd immunity by having larger numbers of people vaccinated.

And now in the news, it's people aren't getting vaccinated.