珍稀 | zhēn xī | rare; precious and uncommon | |
稀少 | xī shǎo | sparse; rare | |
稀疏 | xī shū | sparse; infrequent; thinly spread | |
依稀 | yī xī | vaguely; dimly; probably; very likely | |
稀奇 | xī qí | rare; strange |
1 | My white hair has been scratched thin and short, and soon will not be able to hold a hairpin. | |
2 | Chinese ancients also said, "Great love is invisible" and "Big voice sound thin". It was not an empty talk, but the feelings define in reality. | |
3 | The yogurt is more thin than store-bought, but it's ideal for smoothies. | |
4 | Right now it's valued higher than almost every other card I've mentioned due to its mythic rare status. | |
5 | And the ideal dilute solution by itself isn't going to tell us about that. |