porridge; gruel; congee

to dilute

in short supply or difficult to find; characterized by scarcity

uncommon; rare

to value as a rarity or to care about something

small in number, quantity, or density; not frequent

rare earth (chemistry)

rare and precious

highly likely to be true or to happen

uncommon or scarce; not frequently encountered

thinly scattered or distributed in space; not dense

onomatopoeic sound representing chaotic or dynamic noises like crashing, rustling, or heavy rain

being in a state of confusion or mental fog

low in density or concentration, especially of air or gases

(idiom) crazy; bizarre; weird; strange

shockingly bad, of extremely poor quality, or a complete mess

to suffer from loose stools or diarrhea

infrequent visitor

seventy years old

no sign of human habitation; desolate

The rarer something is, the greater its value.

sparse and scattered; few and far between

lacking density or compactness; porous in texture

rare; unique in the world

rare earth element (chemistry)

water gruel or thin porridge

vast and sparsely populated

(idiom) nothing special; ordinary

over seventy years old

to try to resolve a dispute in a superficial or unprincipled way by blurring the distinctions between right and wrong to maintain a facade of harmony

rare earth element

(chemistry) rare element

describing a clear night sky where the moon is bright and the stars appear sparse

any of the chemically inert gaseous elements in Group 18 of the periodic table, such as helium or neon

(coll.) to have diarrhea

very thin or diluted in consistency, typically referring to liquids like porridge or soup

to become increasingly faint, quiet, or infrequent

a rare and precious treasure that is unique or seldom seen in the world; synonym of [[稀世之宝|稀世之寶|xi1 shi4 zhi1 bao3]]

(coll.) to have diarrhea

the light, porous, honeycomb-like bone tissue found at the core of most bones, also known as trabecular or spongy bone

smashed up; broken into pieces