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rare
A2
adjective
Usage:
70%
uncommon, unusual
Translation: uncommon, unusual
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: Not found or seen very often; uncommon or unusual.

When we say something is rare, it means it does not happen or appear often. It is not common and is seen only sometimes. People use this word to say something is special because it is not usual.

This flower is rare in our country.

He has a rare book from 1800.

2
B1
adjective
Usage:
60%
undercooked, lightly cooked
Translation: undercooked, lightly cooked
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: Describes food, especially meat, cooked for a short time and remaining red or pink inside.

Rare in food means the food is not cooked for a long time. For example, meat that is cooked on the outside but still red and soft inside is called rare. Some people like it this way, but it must be clean and safe.

I like my steak cooked rare.

The rare chicken is not safe to eat.

3
B1
noun
Usage:
50%
unusual event, uncommon thing
Translation: unusual event, uncommon thing
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: A thing or fact that happens or exists very few times; something unusual or uncommon.

Rare can mean a special thing or event that does not happen often. It is something that is not usual and is unique. People sometimes talk about rare moments or rare things to show they are special.

Seeing a double rainbow is a rare.

It is a rare to find good friends.

4
C1
adjective
Usage:
40%
uncommon disease, unusual condition
Translation: uncommon disease, unusual condition
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: In medicine, a disease or condition that happens very infrequently or infrequently diagnosed.

Rare means something happens very little in medicine. A rare disease is one that only a few people get. Doctors must study them carefully, because they are not common and need special care.

This is a rare disease with few cases.

Rare disorders need special doctors.

5
C1
adjective
Usage:
30%
infrequent, unusual
Translation: infrequent, unusual
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: In linguistics or language, a word, sound, or form that occurs very infrequently in use or speech.

Rare is used in language to describe words or sounds that are not common. These words or sounds do not appear much in speaking or writing and are often old or special.

This rare word is old and not used much.

Rare sounds appear only in some languages.

6
B1
verb
Usage:
20%
cook quickly, sear
Translation: cook quickly, sear
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: To cook meat quickly over high heat so it stays red or pink inside (used as a verb, chiefly in cooking).

Rare as a verb means to cook meat fast on the outside but keep it red inside. People use it for cooking steaks to make them soft and juicy. It is not used very often as a verb.

He rares the steak quickly on the pan.

Please rare the meat only for two minutes.

7
B2
adjective
Usage:
60%
exceptional, uncommon
Translation: exceptional, uncommon
Pronunciation: /rɛər/
Meaning: Describing a situation or emotion that is unusual or exceptional in a positive way.

Rare means something happens very few times and is special or good. For example, showing rare courage means being very brave in a hard situation. It is used to say a positive and special quality.

He showed rare courage in the fight.

That was a rare chance to win.

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