antirabies (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌæntiˈreɪbiːz/
Definition
A vaccine or serum used to prevent or treat rabies, a viral disease transmitted by infected animals.
Examples
The veterinarian administered the antirabies vaccine to the dog.
Post-exposure prophylaxis includes antirabies treatment if there is a risk of infection.
How to Use antirabies
- antirabies vaccine (collocation)
- The specific shot given to prevent rabies. — "All dogs should receive an annual antirabies vaccine."
- antirabies treatment (collocation)
- The course of medication or shots to prevent rabies after exposure. — "Post-exposure antirabies treatment is highly effective."
- antirabies shot (collocation)
- A single injection of the antirabies vaccine. — "He got an antirabies shot after the dog bite."
Synonyms of antirabies
Words with a similar meaning to antirabies:
Browse the full Anaversity dictionary