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rare

/rer/

Traducción: Describe algo que no es común o que ocurre con poca frecuencia; también puede referirse a algo excepcional o extraordinario por su escasez o singularidad.

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adjective

/rer/B1formal
  • esDescribe algo que no es común o que ocurre con poca frecuencia; también puede referirse a algo excepcional o extraordinario por su escasez o singularidad.

Describes something that is not common or frequently found; unusual or exceptional.

  1. Uncommon or infrequentA2formal

    Not occurring very often; unusual.

    esPoco común o infrecuente

    • It is rare to see snow in this region.
    • She has a rare talent for playing the piano.
    • Such a rare opportunity may never come again.

    Sinónimosexceptionalinfrequentoccasionalscarcesingularsporadicuncommonuniqueunusual

    Antónimosabundantcommonfrequentordinaryplentifulprevalentregularusual

  2. Unusual or exceptionalB1formal

    Remarkable because of being uncommon or extraordinary.

    esraro, poco común

    • He discovered a rare species of butterfly.
    • The museum has a collection of rare artifacts.
    • Her rare beauty captivated everyone in the room.

    Sinónimosexceptionalextraordinarysingularuncommonuniqueunparalleledunusual

    Antónimoscommoncommonplaceeverydayfrequentnormalordinaryregulartypicalusual

  3. Cooked lightly (meat)A2informalculinary

    Describes meat, especially beef, that is cooked briefly so that the inside is still red and juicy.

    espoco hecho

    • I ordered my steak rare, please.
    • He prefers his burgers cooked rare.
    • The chef recommended serving the lamb rare for the best flavor.

    Sinónimossearedunderdone

Formas
  • rarer comparative form
  • rarest superlative form
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