Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rare"

A: either something uncommon

A: “Rare” is something that isn’t common or well known. It can also be used to refer to meat which hasn’t been cooked thoroughly

For example:

This is a rare bird= the bird is not very common

I like my steak rare= he person likes there steak to be barely cooked

A: hard to find.

A: raro

A: 1. I like my steak rare
2. It's rare that I go out to eat, I like to stay home and make a meal with food I already have.
3. We found a rare stone on our hike yesterday.

A: 1. It's rare to see rainbows in real life.
2. I appreciate your help, but when it rarely happens, it kind of irritates me.
3. He likes his steak cooked rare.
4. Finding a four-leaf clover is a rarity.

A: Rare is a meaning of something not happening very often. A example is. “That rock is very rare to find.”
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Precious is a meaning of something that has value and should be carful with and/or in some cases meaning cute. Example is. “That family is very precious to her.” or “That women is so precious”

A: Scarce indicates the supply of a resource is running low. Rare generally means that something is not encountered often.
For example:

The N95 face masks may be scarce in New York city at this time due to the COVID pandemic.

It is rare to see an American person in Niigata.

A: Rare has a good connotation. It means unique in a good way. For example, “a beautiful, rare diamond.”

Weird usually has a negative connotation. If someone calls you weird, it’s not a good thing. It means strange, odd, or unique in a bad way.

“He just ate a spider! He’s so weird!”

A: Rare- an event, situation, or condition; not occurring very often.
Strange- unusual or surprising in a way that is hard to understand.
Funny- causing laughter or amusement
Weird- unusual, eerie, unnatural, unearthly, mysterious...

A: I saw a zebra in the parking lot. That's rare.
Professors, teachers, and famous artists were at the party. The atmosphere was rarefied.

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A: “Rare”

A: You can listen to the pronunciation of "rare" on the Oxford Learner's Dictionary.
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/rare?q=rare

A: "Rare" has already become a Japanese word.

"Rare" has already become a part of the Japanese language.

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A: You should try to pronounce it and you will realize the difference.

Rare pronunciation is like ( rair)
Where pronunciation is like ( hwair : wair)

A: rare

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A: "rare" sounded perfect, I couldn't tell you aren't a native. "rural" needs a little work, but it's a strange word anyway ;)