rarity

英['reərəti] 美['rerəti]
  • n. 稀有;珍品;稀薄
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    n. (名词)
    1. 稀有,罕见
    2. 稀薄
    3. 稀疏
    4. 珍贵
    5. 珍奇
    6. 优异
    7. 稀罕之物,珍品
    8. 罕见的人
    9. 稀少
    10. 稀奇的事
    11. 罕见现象

英英释义

Noun:
  1. noteworthy scarcity

  2. a rarified quality;

    "the tenuity of the upper atmosphere"

  3. something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting

1. Sontag has always been that rarity, a glamorous intellectual.
桑塔格一直是那种兼具美貌与智慧的人中龙凤。

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2. It was a real prize due to its rarity and good condition.
因为稀有并且品相完好,它价值连城。

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3. Flowering plants were making their first appearance, but were still a rarity.
显花植物开始出现了,但仍然很少。

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4. This indicates the rarity of such attacks.
这显示出这种疾病发作的罕见性。

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5. Motorized wheelchairs are a rarity here.
电动轮椅在这里很罕见。

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. These stamps have great value because of their rarity.
      这些罕见的邮票非常珍贵。
    2. It seems to be the mere rarity that attracts the average collector.
      收藏家的兴趣似乎仅停留在物品是否罕见。
    3. I have ancient scrolls and other rarities.
      我有古书卷等珍品。
    4. That painting is real rarity; the painter seldom painted landscapes.
      那幅画是一件真正的珍品,这个画家很少画风景。