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Definition
Synonym
Aufnahmegesellschaft
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Aufnahmegesellschaft
f
(Migration)
soc.
host society; receiving society
rare
(migration)
Aufnahmegesellschaft
f
(Migration)
soc.
host society; receiving society
rare
(migration)
Absorption, Ãœbernahme, Aufnahme
absorption
allgemeine Annahme, Aufnahme
general acceptance
Assimilation, Aufnahme, Einverleibung
assimilation
Aufnahme des Produkts
market acceptance
fotografieren, Aufnahme machen
take a photo
Assimilation
f
, Aufnahme
f
biol.
assimilation
Auffassungsvermögen
n
, Aufnahme
f
uptake
Aufnahme
f
(in)
initiation (into)
Aufnahme
f
, Foto
n
, Film
m
Aufnahmen
pl
, Fotos
pl
, Filme
pl
eine Aufnahme machen, ein Foto aufnehmen, fotografieren
Aufnahmen machen
picture
pictures
to take a picture
to take pictures
Aufnahme
f
photo.
taking, take
Aufnahme
f
, Ingestion
f
med.
ingestion
Aufnahme
f
absorption
Aufnahme
f
inclusion
bauliche Aufnahme
f
survey of buildings and site
Aufnahme
f
, Einverleibung
f
incorporation
Aufnahme
f
(aus der Luft) von Kräften aus der Tiefe des feindlichen Raumes
mil.
extraction operation
Aufzeichnung
f
, Aufnahme
f
Aufzeichnungen
pl
, Aufnahmen
pl
Aufzeichnung mit doppelter Dichte
comp.
record, recording
records, recordings
double density recording
Crimpwerkzeug
n
, Abquetschwerkzeug
n
techn.
Aufnahme des Crimpwerkzeuges
crimping tool
locator of a crimping tool
Einschulung
f
, Schulanfang
m
Aufnahme in die Schule
differenzierte Schuleingangsphase
enrollment
Am.
, enrolment
Br.
, first day at school
school enrolment
differentiated enrolment of elementary school
Empfang
m
, Rezeption
f
, Aufnahme
f
reception, check-in desk
Am.
Fotografie
f
, Foto
n
, Aufnahme
f
, Ablichtung
f
Fotografien
pl
, Photographien
pl
photograph, picture
photographs
Fotografie
f
, Foto
n
, Fotoaufnahme
f
, Aufnahme
f
Fotografien
pl
, Fotos
pl
, Fotoaufnahmen
pl
, Aufnahmen
pl
ungestelltes Foto, Schnappschuss
m
photography, photo, photograph
photographies, photos, photographs
candid
Herstellung
f
, Schaffung
f
, Aufnahme
f
establishment
Hospitalisierung
f
, Aufnahme in ein Krankenhaus
med.
hospitalization
Inkorporation
f
, Aufnahme eines Stoffes
med.
incorporation
abgeschlossene Aufnahme
f
closed entry
eine Aufnahme überspielen
to tape over a recording
Aufnahme
absorbtion
Aufnahme
absorption
Aufnahme
recording
Aufnahme, aufnehmend
recording
Aufnahme (phot.), Einnahme, nehmend
taking
eine Aufnahme machen
to take a picture
Lageplan, Skizze, Aufnahme
view
Aufnahme
shot
Assimilation
f
; Aufnahme
f
biol.
assimilation
Assimilierung
f
; Assimilation
f
; Aufnahme
f
; Integration
f
; Vereinnahmung
f
(cultural) assimilation
Aufnahme
f
; Foto
n
; Film
m
Aufnahmen
pl
; Fotos
pl
; Filme
pl
eine Aufnahme machen; ein Foto aufnehmen; fotografieren
Aufnahmen machen
picture
pictures
to take a picture
to take pictures
Aufnahme
f
photo.
taking; take
Aufnahme
f
(bei einem Werkzeug)
techn.
Aufnahme 1 4" oder 3 8"
socket (of a tool)
socket 1 4" or 3 8"
Aufnahme
f
; Ingestion
f
med.
ingestion
Aufnahme
f
; Einbeziehen
n
(von jdm. etw. in etw.)
die Aufnahme eines Terminus in ein Wörterbuch
inclusion (of sb. sth. in sth.)
the inclusion of a term in a dictionary
Aufnahme
f
(von etw.) (kartografische Vermessung)
Geländeaufnahme
f
; Feldbegehung
f
; Oberflächenbegehung
f
(Archäologie)
bauliche Aufnahme
geologische Aufnahme
topografische Aufnahme von etw.
Aufnahme eines Bergwerks; markscheiderische Aufnahme
survey (of sth.) (mapping)
survey of the ground
survey of the buildings and site
geological survey
topographic survey of sth.
survey of a mine
Aufnahme
f
; Einstellung
f
; Szene
f
(Foto Film TV)
Aufnahme von unten
shot; take
low-angle shot; tilt-up
Aufnahme
f
; Einverleibung
f
incorporation
Aufnahme
f
(von Wasser Nahrung)
ernährungsbedingte Aufnahme von bestimmten Substanzen
intake
dietary intake of given substances
Aufzeichnung
f
; Aufnahme
f
Aufzeichnungen
pl
; Aufnahmen
pl
Aufzeichnung mit doppelter Dichte
comp.
record; recording
records; recordings
double density recording
Crimpwerkzeug
n
; Abquetschwerkzeug
n
techn.
Crimpwerkzeuge
pl
; Abquetschwerkzeuge
pl
Aufnahme des Crimpwerkzeuges
crimping tool
crimping tools
locator of a crimping tool
Demo-Aufnahme
f
Demo-Aufnahmen
pl
demonstration recording; demo recording
demonstration recordings; demo recordings
Einschulung
f
(Aufnahme in die Grundschule)
school.
adm.
ein Kind von der Einschulung zurückstellen
differenzierte Schuleingangsphase
admission into primary school
to postpone the date a child starts school
differentiated enrolment of elementary school
Empfang
m
; Rezeption
f
; Aufnahme
f
reception; check-in desk
Am.
Fotografie
f
; Photographie
f
(veraltend); Foto
n
; Photo
n
(veraltend); Fotoaufnahme
f
; Aufnahme
f
photo.
Fotografien
pl
; Photographien
pl
; Fotos
pl
; Photos
pl
; Fotoaufnahmen
pl
; Aufnahmen
pl
ein Foto ausarbeiten entwickeln
Das Foto war eine Montage.
unbemerkte nicht gestellte Aufnahmen machen
photograph; photo; photographic picture; shot
photographs; photos; photographic pictures; shots
to develop a photo
The photo was a composite.
to take candid shots
Gegenmutter
f
; Kontermutter
f
techn.
Gegenmuttern
pl
; Kontermuttern
pl
Aufnahme für die Gegenmutter
counter nut; check nut; jam nut
counter nuts; check nuts; jam nuts
jam nut receptacle
Herstellung
f
; Schaffung
f
; Aufnahme
f
establishment
Hospitalisierung
f
; Aufnahme in ein Krankenhaus
med.
hospitalization
eAm.
; hospitalisation
Br.
Inkorporation
f
; Aufnahme eines Stoffes
med.
incorporation
Mitschnitt
m
; Live-Aufnahme
f
(Audio) (Video)
Mitschnitte
pl
; Live-Aufnahmen
pl
live recording
live recordings
breite Quernut
f
(zur Aufnahme eines Brettes)
breite Quernuten
pl
dado
Am.
dados; dadoes
Sievert
n
Sv (Einheit für die Aufnahme radioaktiver Strahlung)
Millisievert
n
mSv
vier Millisievert pro Jahr
sievert Sv (unit of radiation absorption)
millisievert mSv
four millisievert per year
Tagesordnung
f
; Agenda
f
; Geschäftsliste
f
Schw.
; Traktandenliste
f
Schw.
; Tagliste
f
Schw.
adm.
auf der Tagesordnung stehen
ganz oben auf der Tagesordnung stehen
etw. auf die Tagesordnung setzen; etw. traktandieren
Schw.
etw. von der Tagesordnung streichen
die Tagesordnung aufstellen festsetzen
einen Zeitplan für etw. aufstellen die Weichen für etw. stellen
übtr.
seine eigenen Pläne Ziele verfolgen
die politischen wirtschaftlichen gesetzgeberischen Vorhaben
Annahme der Tagesordnung
Aufnahme in die Tagesordnung
agenda {pl}; docket
Am.
to be appear on the agenda
to be high on the agenda; to be top of the agenda
to put place sth. on the agenda; to include sth. in the agenda
to remove sth. from the agenda
to draw up prepare set the agenda
to set the agenda for sth.
to have push one's own agenda
the political economic legislative agenda
adoption of the agenda
inclusion in the agenda
Tonaufnahme
f
; Aufnahme
f
; Tonaufzeichnung
f
; Aufzeichnung
f
; Einspielung
f
(Audio)
Tonaufnahmen
pl
; Aufnahmen
pl
; Tonaufzeichnungen
pl
; Aufzeichnungen
pl
; Einspielungen
pl
Gesamtaufnahme
f
; Gesamteinspielung
f
(eines mehrteiligen musikalischen Werks)
eine Tonaufnahme abmischen
eine Tonaufnahme endbearbeiten
sound recording; recording (audio)
sound recordings; recordings
complete recording (of a musical work); recording of the complete (musical) work
to mix a recording
to master a recording
Werkstückaufnahme
f
; Aufnahme
f
; Sitz
m
mach.
receiver; receptable; seat
analoge Aufnahme und Abmischung digitale Endbearbeitung AAD (Audio)
techn.
analoge Aufnahme digitale Abmischung und Endbearbeitung ADD (Audio)
techn.
analoge Aufnahme Abmischung und Endbearbeitung AAA (Audio)
techn.
analog recording and mixing; digital mastering AAD
analog recording digital mixing and mastering ADD
analog recording mixing and mastering AAA
etw. ausblenden
v
(Befehlszeilen durch Aufnahme in einen Kommentar deaktivieren)
comp.
to comment out () sth. (disable coding lines by enclosing them in a comment statement)
etw. (für die Aufnahme eines Brettes) nuten
v
to cut a groove into sth.; to dado sth.
Am.
gegen etw. sprechen
v
(ein negativer Aspekt sein)
Es spricht nichts dagegen das zu tun.
Was spricht dagegen?
Es spricht absolut nichts dagegen ein Ausnahme vorzusehen.
Vielerlei Gründe sprechen gegen die Aufnahme von Verhandlungen.
Umweltfaktoren sprechen gegen den Bau des Kraftwerks.
to speak argue militate against sth.
There is no reason why this cannot shouldn't be done.
What can might be said against it?
There is absolutely no obstacle to an exception being made.
There are various facts that speak against opening negotiations.
Environmental factors militate against building the power station.
eine Aufnahme (auf einen anderen Tonträger) überspielen
v
(Audio)
to transfer; to dub a recording (to another sound storage medium)
ziemlich; recht
adv
ein ziemlicher Schock
eine recht gute Aufnahme
rather; fairly
rather fairly a shock
a rather fairly good shot
Aufnahme
f
(von Messdaten)
chem.
techn.
pick up; logging (of measuring data)
Laue-Aufnahme
f
(Methode)
Laue diffraction pattern; Laue (X-ray) pattern
Deutsche
Aufnahmegesellschaft Synonyme
Englische
host society; receiving society Synonyme
Host
Agnus Dei
Communion
Eucharist
Holy Communion
Holy Grail
Last Supper
Pieta
Sacrament Sunday
Sanctus bell
Sangraal
altar bread
ark
asperger
asperges
aspergillum
bambino
beadroll
beads
bread
bread and wine
candle
censer
chaplet
ciborium
consecrated bread
consecrated elements
consubstantiation
cross
crucifix
cruet
elements
eucharistial
holy cross
holy water
holy-water sprinkler
icon
impanation
incensory
intinction
loaf
matzo
menorah
mezuzah
mikvah
monstrance
osculatory
ostensorium
paschal candle
pax
phylacteries
prayer shawl
prayer wheel
pyx
real presence
relics
rood
rosary
sacramental
sacred relics
sacring bell
shofar
subpanation
sukkah
tabernacle
tallith
the Holy Sacrament
the Sacrament
thurible
transubstantiation
urceole
veronica
vigil light
votive candle
wafer
host
MC
a mass of
a world of
announcer
armed force
armed service
army
array
assemblage
assembly
bevy
body
bunch
career soldiers
cloud
cluster
clutter
cohue
colony
covey
crowd
crush
deluge
do the honors
drift
drive
drove
emcee
entertain
entertain guests
entertainer
fighting machine
flight
flock
flocks
flood
forces
galaxy
gam
gang
give a party
ground forces
ground troops
guest
hail
have
heap
herd
hive
horde
host
ess
innkeeper
jam
kennel
landlady
landlord
large amount
legion
legions
litter
lots
manager
many
mass
masses of
master of ceremonies
military establishment
mine
host
mob
muchness
multitude
nest
numbers
occupation force
pack
panoply
paratroops
plurality
pod
presenter
preside
press
pride
proprietor
proprietress
publican
quantities
quite a few
rabble
rank and file
ranks
receptionist
regular army
regulars
rout
ruck
school
scores
shoal
ski troops
skulk
sloth
soldiery
spate
standing army
storm troops
swarm
the line
the military
throng
throw a party
tidy sum
trip
troop
troops
worlds of
host
age
bail
bond
captive
earnest
earnest money
escrow
gage
guaranty
handsel
hock
mainprise
pawn
pignus
pledge
prisoner
recognizance
replevin
replevy
security
surety
token
token payment
undertaking
vadimonium
vadium
host
el
boardinghouse
dorm
dormitory
doss house
fleabag
flophouse
guest house
hospice
host
elry
hotel
inn
lodge
lodging house
ordinary
pension
posada
pub
public
public house
roadhouse
rooming house
tavern
host
ile
acrid
adversary
adversative
adverse
adversive
against
aggressive
alien
allergic
antagonistic
anti
antipathetic
antithetic
antonymous
argumentative
at cross-purposes
at loggerheads
at odds
at variance
at war
averse
balancing
battling
bellicose
belligerent
bitter
bloodthirsty
bloody
bloody-minded
breakaway
caustic
chauvinist
chauvinistic
clashing
cold
colliding
combative
compensating
competitive
con
conflicting
confronting
contentious
contradicting
contradictory
contradistinct
contrapositive
contrarious
contrary
contrasted
converse
counter
counteractant
counteracting
counteractive
counterbalancing
counterpoised
countervailing
counterworking
cranky
cross
crotchety
dead against
despiteful
detrimental
differing
difficult
dim
disaccordant
disaffected
disagreeable
disagreeing
disapproving
discordant
discrepant
disenchanted
disharmonious
disinclined
displeased
disproportionate
dissentient
dissident
dissonant
divergent
dour
enemy
eyeball to eyeball
ferocious
fierce
fighting
fractious
full of fight
full of hate
grating
hard
harmful
hateful
hawkish
ill
immiscible
in opposition
inaccordant
incompatible
inconsistent
inharmonious
inhospitable
inimical
inverse
jangling
jarring
jingo
jingoish
jingoist
jingoistic
loath
malevolent
malicious
malignant
martial
militant
militaristic
military
miserable
negative
nonconformist
noncooperative
not charmed
not easy
obstinate
obverse
offensive
opponent
opposed
opposing
opposite
oppositional
oppositive
oppugnant
out of accord
out of whack
overthwart
perverse
pugnacious
put off
quarrelsome
rancorous
reactionary
recalcitrant
refractory
renitent
repugnant
resistant
reverse
revolutionary
rigorous
rival
saber-rattling
sanguinary
sanguineous
savage
scrappy
set against
sinister
soldierlike
soldierly
sore
sour
spiteful
squared off
stressful
trigger-happy
troublesome
troublou
host
ilities
all-out war
appeal to arms
armed combat
armed conflict
attack
battle
belligerence
belligerency
bloodshed
combat
fighting
hot war
la guerre
might of arms
military operations
open
host
ilities
open war
resort to arms
shooting war
state of war
the sword
total war
war
warfare
warmaking
warring
wartime
host
ility
Kilkenny cats
abhorrence
abomination
action
aggression
aggressiveness
allergy
altercation
animosity
animus
antagonism
anteposition
antipathy
antithesis
argument
aversion
bad blood
bad feeling
bellicism
bellicosity
belligerence
belligerency
bickering
bloodshed
cat-and-dog life
chauvinism
clash
clashing
cold sweat
collision
combat
combativeness
competition
conflict
confrontation
confrontment
contention
contentiousness
contest
contestation
contradiction
contradistinction
contraindication
contraposition
contrariety
contrariness
contrast
controversy
counterposition
creeping flesh
cross-purposes
cut and thrust
debate
despitefulness
disaccord
disaffinity
disagreement
discrepancy
disgust
disputation
dispute
dissension
enmity
ferocity
fierceness
fight
fighting
fractiousness
friction
hard feelings
hardheartedness
hate
hatred
horror
host
ilities
ill will
immediate dislike
inconsistency
inimicalness
jingoism
litigation
loathing
logomachy
malevolence
malice
malignity
martialism
militancy
militarism
mortal horror
nausea
negativeness
noncooperation
obstinacy
opposing
oppositeness
opposition
opposure
oppugnance
oppugnancy
paper war
personality conflict
perverseness
perversity
polar opposition
polarity
polarization
polemic
posing against
pugnaciousness
pugnacity
quarrel
quarreling
quarrelsomeness
rancor
recalcitrance
refractoriness
repugnance
repulsion
rivalry
saber rattling
scrapping
showdown
shuddering
spite
spitefulness
squabbling
state of war
strife
struggle
truculence
uncooperativeness
unfriendliness
unpeacefulness
vying
war
war of words
warfare
warmongering
warpath
words
wrangling
host
ler
breaker
breeder
broncobuster
buckaroo
cattleman
cow keeper
cowman
dairy farmer
dairyman
equerry
farrier
grazier
groom
horseshoer
rancher
ranchero
ranchman
sheepman
stableboy
stableman
stock raiser
stockbreeder
stockkeeper
stockman
tamer
trainer
Aufnahmegesellschaft Definition
Host
(
n.
)
The
consecrated
wafer,
believed
to
be
the
body
of
Christ,
which
in
the
Mass
is
offered
as
a
sacrifice
Host
(
n.
)
An
army
Host
(
n.
)
Any
great
number
or
multitude
Host
(
n.
)
One
who
receives
or
entertains
another,
whether
gratuitously
or
for
compensation
Host
(
v.
t.)
To
give
entertainment
to.
Host
(
v.
i.)
To
lodge
at
an
inn
Migration
(
n.
)
The
act
of
migrating.
Rare
(
a.
)
Early.
Rare
(
superl.
)
Nearly
raw
Rare
(
superl.
)
Not
frequent
Rare
(
superl.
)
Of
an
uncommon
nature
Rare
(
superl.
)
Thinly
scattered
Rare
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
wide
separation
of
parts
Receiving
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Receive
Society
(
n.
)
The
relationship
of
men
to
one
another
when
associated
in
any
way
Society
(
n.
)
Connection
Society
(
n.
)
A
number
of
persons
associated
for
any
temporary
or
permanent
object
Society
(
n.
)
The
persons,
collectively
considered,
who
live
in
any
region
or
at
any
period
Society
(
n.
)
Specifically,
the
more
cultivated
portion
of
any
community
in
its
social
relations
and
influences
host society; receiving society [rare] (migration) Bedeutung
emigration
out-migration
expatriation
migration
from
a
place
(especially
migration
from
your
native
country
in
order
to
settle
in
another)
immigration
in-migration
migration
into
a
place
(especially
migration
to
a
country
of
which
you
are
not
a
native
in
order
to
settle
there)
migration
the
movement
of
persons
from
one
country
or
locality
to
another
host
an
animal
or
plant
that
nourishes
and
supports
a
parasite,
it
does
not
benefit
and
is
often
harmed
by
the
association
intermediate
host
a
host
that
is
used
by
a
parasite
in
the
course
of
its
life
cycle
definitive
host
the
host
in
which
the
sexual
reproduction
of
a
parasite
takes
place
radio
receiver
receiving
set
radio
set
radio
tuner
wireless
an
electronic
receiver
that
detects
and
demodulates
and
amplifies
transmitted
signals
receiver
receiving
system
set
that
receives
radio
or
tv
signals
server
host
(computer
science)
a
computer
that
provides
client
stations
with
access
to
files
and
printers
as
shared
resources
to
a
computer
network
migration
the
periodic
passage
of
groups
of
animals
(especially
birds
or
fishes)
from
one
region
to
another
for
feeding
or
breeding
migration
(chemistry)
the
nonrandom
movement
of
an
atom
or
radical
from
one
place
to
another
within
a
molecule
Host
a
technical
name
for
the
bread
used
in
the
service
of
Mass
or
Holy
Communion
society
an
extended
social
group
having
a
distinctive
cultural
and
economic
organization
migration
a
group
of
people
migrating
together
(especially
in
some
given
time
period)
Tammany
Hall
Tammany
Society
Tammany
a
political
organization
within
the
Democratic
Party
in
New
York
City
(late
's
and
early
's)
seeking
political
control
by
corruption
and
bossism
Hare
Krishna
International
Society
for
Krishna
Consciousness
ISKCON
a
religious
sect
founded
in
the
United
States
in
,
based
on
Vedic
scriptures,
groups
engage
in
joyful
chanting
of
`Hare
Krishna'
and
other
mantras
based
on
the
name
of
the
Hindu
god
Krishna,
devotees
usually
wear
saffron
robes
and
practice
vegetarianism
and
celibacy
Society
of
Jesus
Jesuit
order
a
Roman
Catholic
order
founded
by
Saint
Ignatius
of
Loyola
in
to
defend
Catholicism
against
the
Reformation
and
to
do
missionary
work
among
the
heathen,
it
is
strongly
committed
to
education
and
scholarship
Religious
Society
of
Friends
Society
of
Friends
Quakers
a
Christian
sect
founded
by
George
Fox
about
,
commonly
called
Quakers
Shakers
United
Society
of
Believers
in
Christ's
Second
Appearing
a
celibate
and
communistic
Christian
sect
in
the
United
States
horde
host
legion
a
vast
multitude
host
legion
archaic
terms
for
army
club
social
club
society
guild
gild
lodge
order
a
formal
association
of
people
with
similar
interests,
he
joined
a
golf
club,
they
formed
a
small
lunch
society,
men
from
the
fraternal
order
will
staff
the
soup
kitchen
today
secret
society
a
society
that
conceals
its
activities
from
nonmembers
Fabian
Society
an
association
of
British
socialists
who
advocate
gradual
reforms
within
the
law
leading
to
democratic
socialism
academy
honorary
society
an
institution
for
the
advancement
of
art
or
science
or
literature
Royal
Society
Royal
Society
of
London
for
Improving
Natural
Knowledge
an
honorary
English
society
(formalized
inand
given
a
royal
charter
by
Charles
II
in
)
through
which
the
British
government
has
supported
science
open
society
a
society
that
allows
its
members
considerable
freedom
(as
in
a
democracy),
America's
open
society
has
made
it
an
easy
target
for
terrorists
tribal
society
a
society
with
the
social
organization
of
a
tribe
hunting
and
gathering
tribe
hunting
and
gathering
society
group
that
supports
itself
by
hunting
and
fishing
and
by
gathering
wild
fruits
and
vegetables,
usually
nomadic
society
high
society
beau
monde
smart
set
bon
ton
the
fashionable
elite
building
society
British
equivalent
of
United
States
savings
and
loan
association
host
any
organization
that
provides
resources
and
facilities
for
a
function
or
event,
Atlanta
was
chosen
to
be
host
for
the
Olympic
Games
migration
route
flyway
the
geographic
route
along
which
birds
customarily
migrate
Society
Islands
an
island
group
of
French
Polynesia
in
the
South
Pacific
to
the
east
of
Samoa
host
innkeeper
boniface
the
owner
or
manager
of
an
inn
host
a
person
who
invites
guests
to
a
social
event
(such
as
a
party
in
his
or
her
own
home)
and
who
is
responsible
for
them
while
they
are
there
host
(medicine)
recipient
of
transplanted
tissue
or
organ
from
a
donor
master
of
ceremonies
emcee
host
a
person
who
acts
as
host
at
formal
occasions
(makes
an
introductory
speech
and
introduces
other
speakers)
rare
bird
rara
avis
a
rare
or
unique
person
company
companionship
fellowship
society
the
state
of
being
with
someone,
he
missed
their
company,
he
enjoyed
the
society
of
his
friends
rare
earth
rare-earth
element
lanthanoid
lanthanide
lanthanon
any
element
of
the
lanthanide
series
(atomic
numbers
through
)
host
be
the
host
of
or
for,
We
hosted
couples
last
night
rare
not
widely
distributed,
rare
herbs,
rare
patches
of
green
in
the
desert
rare
not
widely
known,
especially
valued
for
its
uncommonness,
a
rare
word,
rare
books
rare-roasted
(meat)
roasted
with
the
meat
inside
still
rare
rare
(of
meat)
cooked
a
short
time,
still
red
inside,
rare
roast
beef
rare
recurring
only
at
long
intervals,
a
rare
appearance,
total
eclipses
are
rare
events
rare
uncommon
marked
by
an
uncommon
quality,
especially
superlative
or
extreme
of
its
kind,
what
is
so
rare
as
a
day
in
June-J.R.Lowell,
a
rare
skill,
an
uncommon
sense
of
humor,
she
was
kind
to
an
uncommon
degree
rare
rarefied
rarified
having
low
density,
rare
gasses,
lightheaded
from
the
rarefied
mountain
air
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