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sparse / rare
HSK 7-9
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rare / uncommon / watery / sparse
HSK 7-9
rare; uncommon / rare thing; rarity / to value as a rarity; to cherish / Taiwan pr. [xi1han3]
HSK 7-9
rare / strange
HSK 7-9
rare earth (chemistry)
to dilute
uncommon
(coll.) to have diarrhea / to shrink back / to cower
sparse / infrequent / thinly spread
scarce / scarcity
rare / precious and uncommon
vaguely / dimly / probably / very likely
porridge; gruel; congee
smashed up; broken into pieces; thoroughly mashed; pulpy
thin / rarefied
crazy / bizarre / weird / fantastic / strange
sparse and fragmentary
infrequent visitor
rare
poor / sloppy / unconcerned / heedless / lax / unimportant / trivial / loose / porous
water gruel / thin porridge
over seventy years old
maltose syrup
to try to smooth things over / to paper over the issues / to gloss things over
(coll.) to have diarrhea
to thin out gradually / to become fainter and fainter
(coll.) to have diarrhea
the rarer sth is, the greater its value (idiom)
no sign of human habitation (idiom); desolate
seventy years old
vast, but sparsely populated
rare earth element (chemistry)
rare earth element
trace element (nutrition)
rare gas / noble gas (chemistry)
muddleheaded / careless
(onom.) rustling sound / sound of rain or of sth falling down / in disorder / completely smashed / badly battered / broken to pieces
thin / diluted
cancellous bone / trabecular bone / spongy bone


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