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||1: JENNY MCCARTHY, a celebrity who introduced herself to the world on the pages of Playboy 20 years ago, is the proud owner of a Pigasus award, bestowed every April Fool’s day on “the performer who fooled the greatest number of people using the least talent”. ||2: Ms McCarthy, an anti-vaccination campaigner, says she is not opposed to vaccination. ||3: But she has defended debunked claims that jabs can trigger autism, and reckons her son was cured of his autism through vitamins and diet. ||4: More recently the anti-vaccination cause has been taken up by Alicia Silverstone, an actress whose name may now forever be linked to “Clueless” (pictured), a 1995 update of Jane Austen’s Emma in which she starred.
||1:珍妮·麦卡锡是一位名人,她因20年前出任花花公子杂志封面女郎而一举成名。她很自豪拥有Pigasus奖,该奖项于每年愚人节颁发给那些“用很少的才智愚弄了大多数人的演员”。||2:麦卡锡女士是一名反疫苗活动家,她称自己不反对接种疫苗。||3:但她坚持宣称接种疫苗会导致孤独症,而且还认为自己儿子通过维生素和食疗治好了孤独症。||4:最近艾丽西亚·西尔维斯通发起了反疫苗运动,她是一名演员,如今她的名字可能会永远和“独领风骚”(如图所示)联系在一起,她担任了该电影的女主角,该电影上映于1995年,是现代版的简·奥斯丁的《艾玛》。
Australia’s new “no jabs , no pay” law withdraws child benefits from parents who do not vaccinate, unless they have sound medical reasons.
澳大利亚出台新法案“没有接种,就没有补助”同时取消没有接种疫苗的儿童津贴,除非父母可以提供一些合理的拒绝接种的医疗理由。
Another casts doubt on a study on severe allergic reactions to vaccines: 33 cases from 25m jabs , she says, seems “fishily low”.
另一位母亲则对2500万疫苗接种只有33例剧烈过敏反应的研究生疑,说比例太低难以置信。
European countries that are similar in most respects (such as the Nordics) may have similar rates for jabs that are mandatory in one country but not in another—or very different rates despite having the same rules.
那些在某些方面具有相同特性(如具有北欧日耳曼民族外貌特征)的欧洲国家,尽管一国规定强制接种另一国不强制,但两国却有相接近的疫苗接种率;然而有相同的接种规定的国家却有不同的疫苗接种率。
More men are enduring jabs and cuts to look younger.
为了看上去年轻,越来越多的男士宁愿接受注射和整容。
|noun|
1.A hypodermic injection, especially a vaccination.
‘an anti-tetanus _jab_ ’
‘A mobile clinic offering separate vaccinations as an alternative to the controversial MMR _jab_ is to visit York next month.’
2.A quick, sharp blow, especially with the fist.
‘a _jab_ in the stomach’
‘Cynthia attacks with a chop - Simon knocks the blow away, and gives her a quick _jab_ to the stomach.’
3.A sharp, painful sensation or feeling.
‘a _jab_ of envy’
‘The sharp _jab_ of pain she felt when she did so was enough to convince her that it was most certainly not a dream.’
|verb|
1.Poke roughly or quickly, especially with something sharp or pointed.
‘she _jabbed_ him in his ribs’
‘he _jabbed_ at the air with his finger’
2.Roughly or quickly thrust (a sharp or pointed object) someone or something.
‘she _jabbed_ the fork into the earth’
‘Riana _jabbed_ her fork at him before impaling another leaf of lettuce with it.’
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