珍稀

zhēnxī
  1. rare
  2. precious and uncommon

CEDICT

rare and precious

Wiktionary

珍貴且稀少

維基詞典

Entry Composition

=1 珍 zhēn
  1. precious thing
  2. treasure
  3. culinary delicacy
  4. rare
  5. valuable
  6. to value highly
=1 珍 zhēn variant of 珍 zhēn
2 稀 xī
  1. sparse; scattered
  2. rare; uncommon
  3. diluted; thin; watery
  4. (bound form) sth liquid or of thin consistency (as in 綠豆稀 lu:dòuxī "sweet mung bean soup")
  5. (bound form) totally; extremely (used with negative attributes, as in 稀糟 xīzāo "utterly ruined")

Related entries

一分熟 yīfēnshú rare (of steak)
少有 shǎoyǒu
  1. rare
  2. infrequent
那房子因为其少有的形状被突显出来。

The house stood out because of its unusual shape.

Source: Tatoeba

珍奇 zhēnqí
  1. rare
  2. strange
珍異 zhēnyì
  1. rare
  2. precious and odd
稀世 xīshì rare
稀奇 xīqí
  1. rare
  2. strange
罕 hǎn rare
伯拉罕·林肯，美国第16任总统，生于肯塔基州的一个简陋的小屋里。

Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, was born in a log cabin in Kentucky.

Source: Tatoeba

罕見 hǎnjiàn
  1. rare
  2. rarely seen
很罕见看到像汤姆的人。

People like Tom are rare.

Source: Tatoeba

不可多得 bùkěduōdé
  1. hard to come by
  2. rare
名貴 míngguì
  1. famous and valuable
  2. rare
  3. precious
他有很多幅名贵的画。

He has many valuable paintings.

Source: Tatoeba

奇絕 qíjué
  1. strange
  2. rare
  3. bizarre
稀少 xīshǎo
  1. sparse
  2. rare
罕有 hǎnyǒu
  1. to rarely have
  2. rare
難得 nándé
  1. seldom
  2. rare
  3. hard to come by
我生平难得做了一件好事...却是没用的。

For once in my life I'm doing a good deed... And it is useless.

Source: Tatoeba

鮮 xiǎn
  1. few
  2. rare
巧言令色，鮮矣仁。

Fine words and an insinuating appearance are seldom associated with true virtue.

Source: Tatoeba

瑋 wěi
  1. (reddish jade)
  2. precious
  3. rare
禕 yī
  1. excellent
  2. precious
  3. rare
  4. fine
  5. (used in given names)
珍 zhēn
  1. precious thing
  2. treasure
  3. culinary delicacy
  4. rare
  5. valuable
  6. to value highly
珍也打網球。

Jane plays tennis too.

Source: Tatoeba