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We found 22 words and 8 examples matching 'レア'
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レ ア 1
1. rare  (this meaning is restricted to reading レア, レアー)
noun
2. rhea (flightless South American bird of family Rheidae)  (see also: アメリカ駝鳥; originally from Latin)
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noun
lens flare  (CODE photo MISSING!)
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noun
flared miniskirt  (originally from 'flare mini')
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noun
rarity (esp. of collectables, trading cards, etc.)
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noun
flaring (gas, metal pipe, etc.)
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レアでお
ねが
願
いします。
I would like mine rare.
ステーキはレアが
す
好
きです。
I like my steak rare.
レアキャラゆえに
も
燃
えるだよな〜。
It's the fact that he's so unusual that gets me going.
「アンドレア」と
もう
申
します。
My name is Andrea.
わたし
私
はステーキはミディアムレアが
す
好
きです。
I like my steak cooked medium rare.
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