transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌprē-myu̇-ˈni-shən ]
noun
Etymology: Latin praemunition-, praemunitio strengthening of an argument to forestall objections, from praemunire to fortify in advance, from prae- + munire to fortify — more at munition
Date: 1607
1. archaic : an advance provision of protection
2.
a. : resistance to a disease due to the existence of its causative agent in a state of physiological equilibrium in the host
b. : immunity to a particular infection due to previous presence of the causative agent