Meaning of double-jabbed | Babel Free

Definitions

Of a person, having received both doses (jabs) of a COVID vaccine.

UK, US, neologism, not-comparable

Examples

“Double-jabbed adults will no longer be forced to isolate at home after coming into contact⟳ with someone with Covid, Boris Johnson has declared.”

“The requirement for double-jabbed people to isolate after contact⟳ with a positive case is due to end⟳ on 16 August, four weeks after the majority of England's Covid rules are set⟳ to end⟳, to allow⟳ more people to be vaccinated.”

“Self-isolation will also be removed for arrivals from Amber list countries from July 19, if they have⟳ been double⟳ jabbed within a UK vaccine programme.”

“It comes just days before Freedom Day, with ministers urging everyone to get⟳ double⟳ jabbed.”

“Graham McLeod, from Bolton, who has been staying on on France's Atlantic coast, said he would also have⟳ to isolate despite being double-jabbed.”

“Starting yesterday, primary schools can arrange⟳ extra­curricular activities for pupils double-jabbed for more than two weeks after classes or during the other half of a school day.”

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