booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-08.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	defensive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	701	They had fallen as if they had formed a defensive ring, yet there were no human bodies near them.
3	behemoth	Noun	UNKNOWN	702	But they hardly seemed to stop the behemoth.
4	dear	Adjective	UNKNOWN	703	And then she could look no more, fearing that she would find Thomas Ault, her father dear, among the dead.
5	slight	Adjective	UNKNOWN	704	He gave a slight nod to Jojonah and started away.
6	chuckle	Noun	UNKNOWN	705	Belli'mar Juraviel suppressed a chuckle, for he liked seeing Tuntun flustered.
7	sacred	Adjective	UNKNOWN	706	They were talking about a private auction of the sacred stones!
8	drew	Noun	UNKNOWN	707	Elbryan drew out his short sword, glancing warily into the shadows.
9	answers	Noun	UNKNOWN	708	The young man simply had no answers now.
10	ruby	Noun	UNKNOWN	709	Malachite, amber, serpentine, ruby, in that order.
11	sail	Verb	UNKNOWN	710	They'll not let a ship sail from them, nor do they have room for prisoners!
12	sometimes	Adverb	A2	711	Quintall spent the better part of an hour in a sometimes heated discussion with Captain Adjonas.
13	imagine	Verb	B1	712	The goblin was behind her; she could imagine it readying its spear, lining up her vulnerable back.
14	extended	Verb	UNKNOWN	713	Bestesbulzibar extended its hand palm down and telepathically demanded that Quintall pay homage.
15	poke	Gerund	UNKNOWN	714	The leg had splintered in the fall; Cat could see the jagged edge of a bone poking through the skin.
16	aloud	Noun	UNKNOWN	715	Jojonah nearly laughed aloud at the spectacle, and held forth the hematite.
17	retrieve	Verb	UNKNOWN	716	Even if he went and retrieved it, the liquid within the stone had been tainted and was no good.
18	shelter	Verb	UNKNOWN	717	He could get to Thagraine and shelter the man back to the cave.
19	hunt	Verb	UNKNOWN	718	Next spring, Elbryan would hunt with the adults, the games of his youth left behind.
20	stunned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	719	CHAPTER 4 The Death of Dundalis Elbryan and Pony were stunned and terrified for many seconds.
21	blink	Verb	UNKNOWN	720	The Lady didn't blink, but suddenly Elbryan knew that he spoke mistakenly.
22	height	Noun	UNKNOWN	721	A six-foot bear could indeed appear twice that height when angered.
23	loved	Verb	UNKNOWN	722	It was obvious that Avelyn had loved his mother dearly, and yet, there was a sincerity in his.
24	tracks	Noun	UNKNOWN	723	Juraviel stopped in his tracks and stared at the young man.
25	student	Noun	UNKNOWN	724	Rumors hinted that students of St.-Mere-Abelle had been dismissed for less.
26	dismiss	Verb	UNKNOWN	725	Rumors hinted that students of St.-Mere-Abelle had been dismissed for less.
27	determined	Verb	UNKNOWN	726	His direction chosen, he started off, determined to find the singer.
28	slide	Verb	UNKNOWN	727	A grinding sound, the great gates sliding open, brought the young man from his contemplations.
29	ranks	Noun	UNKNOWN	728	And the goblin ranks, for all the carnage, remained deep, and seemed undiminished.
30	range	Noun	UNKNOWN	729	The conditioning ranged from sleep deprivation to long periods of hunger.
31	wear	Verb	UNKNOWN	730	After a few moments, Elbryan's nerves began to wear thin.
32	middle	Noun	UNKNOWN	731	Jojonah pointed to a case near to the middle of the room, and motioned for Avelyn to approach it.
33	climb	Verb	UNKNOWN	732	Somebody was climbing up the gutter.
34	steps	Noun	UNKNOWN	733	After a dozen more skipping steps, the creature paused and turned.
35	ball	Noun	UNKNOWN	734	Over the rail the pitch ball went, taking the three powries with it.
36	malachite	Verb	UNKNOWN	735	Malachite, amber, serpentine, ruby, in that order.
37	opening	Adjective	UNKNOWN	736	Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross.
38	knock	Verb	UNKNOWN	737	Then back left, then left again, knocking wide the creature's club arm.
39	pursuit	Noun	UNKNOWN	738	Tallareyish turned in pursuit and came forward, one step, left foot.
40	hate	Verb	A2	739	Tuntun, almost expecting the attack from this man who so hated her, was not caught by surprise.
41	music	Noun	A2	740	Hooves of music rend the gloom Bearing Nightbird, know your doom!
42	listen	Verb	A2	741	As he listened, Avelyn felt the mystery melting around him.
43	general	Adjective	B1	742	The monk was soon again back on the road, riding steadily and making a general course to the north.
44	emotion	Plural	B1	743	Panic hit him, wrestling hard with a jumble of other emotions that Elbryan did not understand.
45	terrible	Adjective	B1	744	He put miles and miles behind him, between him and that terrible place called St.-Mere-Abelle.
46	bother	Verb	B1	745	What was it about Avelyn that really bothered Siherton?
47	mighty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	746	The mighty centaur laughed heartily.
48	kingdom	Noun	UNKNOWN	747	The real challenge lay in the south, in the most prosperous and populous kingdom, in Honce-the-Bear.
49	fiercely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	748	Elbryan tugged more fiercely with his other hand instead, increasing the pace of the roll.
50	orange	Adjective	UNKNOWN	749	She saw the ember fall from a log, orange glowing like the eye of some hideous night creature.
51	greater	Adjective	UNKNOWN	750	Putting his personal safety aside, Avelyn had to consider the greater good.
52	foolish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	751	He screwed up his face, the ridiculous nickname sounding foolish in his ears.
53	bellow	Verb	UNKNOWN	752	"To Shane McMichael!" the two mug holders bellowed together.
54	directly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	753	Shocked back to his senses, Avelyn turned his attention to the high roof directly below him.
55	beam	Gerund	UNKNOWN	754	The girl pushed hard, but the beam would not give.
56	robe	Noun	UNKNOWN	755	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
57	remaining	Adjective	UNKNOWN	756	He pushed aside a timber gingerly, when he heard the remaining roof groan in protest and went down to his knees, peering in.
58	torch	Noun	UNKNOWN	757	Elbryan took the torch with him as he pushed aside the vines and entered the inner chamber.
59	piece	Noun	UNKNOWN	758	Belster presented him with a piece of paper, a bill.
60	steadily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	759	But finally she was breathing somewhat steadily again.
61	fighting	Noun	UNKNOWN	760	So he suffered the brutal hours of the day, the fighting in which Quintall almost always bested him.
62	thinking	Noun	UNKNOWN	761	A combination of strength and agility, a balanced, thinking warrior.
63	possibly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	762	Elbryan found that he could not possibly maintain such a stance.
64	glare	Verb	UNKNOWN	763	Gofflaw growled at her, but under Jill's unyielding glare, he replaced his sword in its sheath.
65	case	Noun	UNKNOWN	764	Jojonah pointed to a case near to the middle of the room, and motioned for Avelyn to approach it.
66	relax	Verb	UNKNOWN	765	He waited, and waited some more, until Tuntun relaxed, and then he sprang like a hunting cat.
67	carefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	766	He paused and very carefully turned a circuit, listening intently, trying to focus on the sound.
68	monstrous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	767	Without a word of congratulations, Bradwarden lifted his monstrous bow and drew back.
69	trouble	Noun	UNKNOWN	768	The elves, of course; had little trouble keeping ahead of him, silent and out of sight.
70	tragedy	Noun	UNKNOWN	769	The danger has passed." Elbryan winced at the reference to the tragedy of Dundalis.
71	warning	Noun	UNKNOWN	770	One of his senses subtly called out a warning to him.
72	fairly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	771	It was fairly circular, perhaps eight feet in diameter.
73	sunstone	Noun	UNKNOWN	772	The monk quickly took out his yellow sunstone, falling immediately into its defensive magic.
74	boulder	Noun	UNKNOWN	773	There came a cry and a second shape darted out from behind the boulder, scrambling away.
75	rockman	Noun	UNKNOWN	774	The rockman scrutinized the terrain ahead and considered the distance.
76	angry	Adjective	A2	775	The boy looked away, angry at himself for allowing such feelings.
77	weakness	Noun	B1	776	Did the dactyl bring the weakness, the immorality, to humanity?
78	race	Verb	B1	777	It told him these creatures were not of the evil goblin race; these were friends to be trusted.
79	refuse	Verb	B1	778	The elf offered a hand, but Elbryan stubbornly refused, struggling shakily to his feet.
80	survive	Verb	B1	779	Those folk who had survived the bombardment soon envied their dead companions.
81	afraid	Adjective	B1	780	Again the young monk could only shrug helplessly, wanting to know but afraid to know.
82	event	Noun	UNKNOWN	781	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
83	flight	Noun	UNKNOWN	782	At the last moment, the arrow turned in mid-flight, thudding hard into a tree.
84	living	Verb	UNKNOWN	783	Nor were there any living goblins or giants, Pony, realized, with small relief.
85	smooth	Adjective	UNKNOWN	784	There were several various stones within, all smooth and polished.
86	wounds	Noun	UNKNOWN	785	Puncture wounds, as from arrows, only much smaller.
87	spring	Noun	UNKNOWN	786	He noted the elf's spring, heard the wings fluttering.
88	excitement	Noun	UNKNOWN	787	Indeed he was tired from the previous day's labors, but so full of excitement that.
89	openly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	788	Not that many humans had ever tasted the elixir, for the elves did not deal openly in the juice.
90	descend	Gerund	UNKNOWN	789	Sometime later, as dusk descended, Pony's senses warned her that she was not alone.
91	confirm	Verb	B2	790	Their reaction confirmed to Jill that she had made the right choice.
92	momentum	Noun	UNKNOWN	791	The elf went into a headlong roll, right between the young man's widespread legs, came up to his feet behind the yelling and turning Elbryan, and reversed his momentum, stabbing both his poles back.
93	parry	Noun	UNKNOWN	792	Strike, parry, strike - the same routine.
94	claim	Verb	B2	793	This time, though, there was something more to the claim, something personal.
95	cloak	Verb	UNKNOWN	794	With his posture and his cloak the creatures couldn't be sure of his race.
96	whole	Adjective	UNKNOWN	795	The crew were blaming the monks for their discomfort, for this whole journey.
97	main	Adjective	UNKNOWN	796	Avelyn let Jill lead him through the village, down the one main road, heading north.
98	square	Noun	UNKNOWN	797	And of the square sail that was drifting her way through the gray mist.
99	hint	Verb	UNKNOWN	798	No answer, no hint, just the murmur, an endless string of mysterious whispers.
100	loss	Noun	UNKNOWN	799	For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable.
101	minor	Adjective	UNKNOWN	800	There were minor points untouched, to be sure.