n.珍品，稀有物，稀有，罕见

原形：rarity复数：rarities

Movie is a rarity in the my village.
电影在我的农村十分罕见。
He has ancient scrolls and other rarities.
他有古书卷等珍品。
These stamps are expensive because of their rarity.
这些邮票因为罕见而价格昂贵。
The diamond is a rare gem, prized for its rarity and brilliance.
钻石是一种稀有的宝石，因其稀有性和璀璨而受到珍视。
Due to the rarity of this species, encountering one in the wild is a privilege reserved for few.
由于这种物种非常稀有，在野外遇到它对少数人来说是一种特权。
The book's rarity makes it a highly sought-after item among collectors.
这本书因其稀有性而成为收藏家们极力寻求的物品。
The discovery of a new species is always an event marked by excitement and awe at nature's rarity.
新物种的发现总是一件令人兴奋和对自然之稀奇感到敬畏的事件。
Rarity enhances value; that's why vintage cars can fetch such high prices at auctions.
稀有性增加了价值；这就是为什么古董车能在拍卖会上拍出如此高价的原因。
The artist's early works are of such rarity that they seldom appear on the market.
这位艺术家的早期作品极为稀有，很少在市场上出现。
The pink diamond is renowned for both its beauty and rarity, fetching astronomical prices.
粉钻以其美丽和稀有而闻名，能拍出天价。
Rarity doesn't always equate to quality; sometimes common items can be just as valuable.
稀有并不总是等同于质量；有时常见的物品也同样有价值。
The flower is so rare that its bloom is considered a once-in-a-lifetime event, symbolizing fortune and rarity.
这种花非常稀有，它的盛开被视为一生一次的事件，象征着幸运和稀有。
In the world of antiques, provenance and rarity often dictate the desirability and price of an item.
在古董界，出处和稀有性常常决定了一件物品的受欢迎程度和价格。