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rareté [ʀαʀte]feminine nouna. [d'édition, objet, mot, cas] rarity ; [de vivres, argent] scarcity• se plaindre de la rareté des lettres/visites de qn to complain of the infrequency of sb's letters/visitsb. ( = élément unique) rarity* * *ʀɑʀte1) (d'argent, de crédit, denrées) shortage, scarcity; (d'édition, de médaille, mot) rarity; (d'offre, de demande) shortage2) (de phénomène, d'événement) rarity; (de lettres, d'appels) infrequency* * *ʀɒʀte nf1) [objet, phénomène] rarity2) [main d'œuvre, denrées] scarcity* * *rareté nf1 (d'argent, de crédit, denrées) shortage, scarcity; (d'édition, de médaille, mot) rarity; (d'offre, de demande) shortage; édition d'une grande rareté very rare edition; la rareté des visiteurs the small number of visitors;2 (de phénomène, d'événement) rarity; (de lettres, d'appels) infrequency; être d'une grande rareté [objet] to be very rare; [action] to be very infrequent.[rarte] nom féminin1. [d'un fait, d'un phénomène] rarity[d'une denrée] scarcity
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