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When a virus enters your body, your body has to recognize it, then produce a protein called an antibody. These antibodies attach to the virus and neutralize1 it; however, in the time it takes your body to produce enough antibodies, the virus may have already multiplied enough to make you sick. Here’s the good news once your body has learned to make the right antibodies, it can make them much faster, neutralizing2 the virus before you get sick. Vaccines3 teach your body to recognize and react to a virus quickly. There are two types of vaccines you can get to teach your body to recognize a virus. Inactivated4 vaccines contain a dead virus, which cannot infect your cells, but your body recognizes it as a virus and produces antibodies to neutralize it. The vaccines for polio and the seasonal5 flu use dead viruses.
1 neutralize | |
v.使失效、抵消,使中和 | |
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2 neutralizing | |
v.使失效( neutralize的现在分词 );抵消;中和;使(一个国家)中立化 | |
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3 vaccines | |
疫苗,痘苗( vaccine的名词复数 ) | |
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4 inactivated | |
v.使不活泼,阻止活动( inactivate的过去式和过去分词 ) | |
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5 seasonal | |
adj.季节的,季节性的 | |
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