rarities

英 [ˈreərɪtiz]

美 [ˈrɛrɪtiz]

n.  珍品; 稀有物; 稀有; 罕见
rarity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 罕见的人（或物）；奇物;珍品
  If someone or something is ararity, they are interesting or valuable because they are so unusual.
  1. Motorized wheelchairs are a rarity here...
     电动轮椅在这里很罕见。
  2. He was a rarity among Wall Street lawyers...
     他在华尔街的律师当中是个奇人。
  3. 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。
  4. Other rarities include an interview with Presley.
     其他的稀罕事包括对普雷斯利的采访。
• N-UNCOUNT 稀有;罕见
  Therarityof something is the fact that it is very uncommon.
  1. This indicates the rarity of such attacks...
     这显示出这种疾病发作的罕见性。
  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。
  3. 'Its rarity value is high,' Gibson announced gravely.
     “它极为稀罕，”吉布森严肃地宣布。

双语例句

• Bananas, once rarities in Soviet states, are now widely available.
  在苏联曾一度是稀有之物的香蕉，现在随处都可见到。
• Should locations of rarities be publicized?
  应否公开稀有鸟类的位置？
• History of long standing and well established makes China inherit a most valuable world culture and natural legacy, they are human common rarities.
  源远流长的历史使中国继承了一份十分宝贵的世界文化和自然遗产，它们是人类的共同瑰宝。
• Wherever the fleet went, it traded products from China for local rarities and promoted official trading relations.
  船队所到之处，都会用中国的货物和当地特产进行交换，促进官方商贸的发展。
• Other rarities include an interview with Presley.
  其他的稀罕事包括对普雷斯利的采访。
• You can probably count on one hand those who know about these pieces as such rarities are usually held in Japanese collections.
  你可以用一只手数出那些知道这些瓷器的人，因为这些稀有瓷器通常都被日本人收藏。
• Among the rarities acquired by this anonymous collector are 22 "first orders", many more than can be found in any museum.
  一位匿名收藏者的珍品中有22件属于“首批订单”，比任何一家博物馆收藏的都多得多。
• In short, she was one of those rarities of modern civilized society-a genuine girl.
  总而言之，唐小姐是摩登文明社会里那桩罕物&一个真正的女孩子。
• These are not rarities.
  这种事情并非罕见。
• During a two years'sojourn in Italy, he had collected many good paintings and tasteful rarities.
  他在意大利盘桓的两年中，收集了许多名画和雅致的珍贵物品。