booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-09.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	curiosity	Noun	UNKNOWN	801	The kiss shifted, from curiosity to urgency, then back to gentleness.
3	silent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	802	The elves, of course; had little trouble keeping ahead of him, silent and out of sight.
4	elbow	Noun	UNKNOWN	803	Dazed, bleeding, Elbryan pulled himself up to his elbows, looking over the edge of the cairn.
5	cap	Noun	UNKNOWN	804	Elbryan hardly knew what a "bloody cap" was, and so the meaning of his own curse was lost on him.
6	comfort	Verb	UNKNOWN	805	Quiet and sweet were the notes, but that did little to comfort Elbryan.
7	prepare	Verb	UNKNOWN	806	He had to prepare the men and women of Honce-the-Bear, and all of Corona.
8	declare	Verb	UNKNOWN	807	Precious," the merchant declared.
9	instinct	Noun	UNKNOWN	808	Subconscious instinct alone guided her.
10	ring	Noun	UNKNOWN	809	They had fallen as if they had formed a defensive ring, yet there were no human bodies near them.
11	forearm	Noun	UNKNOWN	810	Another arrow came by and slashed across Elbryan's forearm as he struggled.
12	sting	Noun	UNKNOWN	811	He felt the sting of the light spears, six of them, in his back, his side, deep in one thigh.
13	dart	Verb	UNKNOWN	812	He moved to the nearest tree, stalked about it, then darted to the next.
14	beg	Verb	UNKNOWN	813	They showed no mercy; Pony saw one woman beg for her life, offer herself to the goblins circling about her.
15	charged	Verb	UNKNOWN	814	The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high.
16	trust	Noun	UNKNOWN	815	She knew, too, that she had come to trust this man.
17	squarely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	816	He straightened his shoulders and looked squarely at the imposing Master Siherton.
18	gem	Noun	UNKNOWN	817	The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder.
19	witness	Verb	UNKNOWN	818	For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable.
20	mount	Noun	UNKNOWN	819	The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions.
21	stocky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	820	The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions.
22	test	Noun	UNKNOWN	821	There would be a measure in this of his manhood, Avelyn realized, a test he could not fail.
23	level	Noun	UNKNOWN	822	By the beginning of the third year, the level of jealousy among the four began to rise noticeably.
24	basket	Noun	UNKNOWN	823	That done, he hoisted the last basket and started back the half mile to the trough.
25	rain	Verb	UNKNOWN	824	A moment later, a light rain began to fall.
26	rail	Gerund	UNKNOWN	825	Quintall was already at the rail, pointing far out and down.
27	thunder	Gerund	UNKNOWN	826	Then the great stallion leaped away, thundering back into the shadows, into the brush.
28	east	Noun	UNKNOWN	827	Then she gave a quick glance to the east, which was still quiet.
29	zombie	Noun	UNKNOWN	828	But when he came up from the roll, the zombie was there, suddenly, magically.
30	knowledge	Noun	B1	829	The large man's knowledge of goblins simply didn't reconcile with this sight before him.
31	ignore	Verb	B1	830	To his credit, Elbryan had pretty much learned to ignore them.
32	awake	Adjective	UNKNOWN	831	This time, though, she was awake.
33	obsidian	Singular	UNKNOWN	832	The spirit had come back to Corona encased in obsidian!
34	swift	Adjective	UNKNOWN	833	Avelyn was ready for the charge, his hands moving in swift defense.
35	flames	Noun	UNKNOWN	834	There came a bright flash and then the monk lay still, low flames licking his lifeless body.
36	soul	Noun	UNKNOWN	835	But that fear couldn't hold against the river of his own soul, pouring forth in great release.
37	belt	Noun	UNKNOWN	836	He put his sword in his belt, found a spade; and began to dig.
38	story	Noun	UNKNOWN	837	She considered Avelyn's story then, his abandonment of the order.
39	mark	Noun	UNKNOWN	838	His arrow hit the mark right down the middle, and the dark form fell away.
40	occasion	Plural	UNKNOWN	839	On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.
41	anyone	Noun	UNKNOWN	840	How could anyone, or anything, that could pipe so beautifully pose a danger?
42	deeply	Adverb	UNKNOWN	841	Elbryan sighed deeply and turned to Pony.
43	special	Adjective	UNKNOWN	842	Had their encounter really been special to Dansally?
44	bird	Noun	UNKNOWN	843	All the world seemed still, not a bird calling, not a whisper of wind.
45	mystery	Noun	UNKNOWN	844	He was at ease again, the uncomfortable feelings tossed out with the mystery of the night.
46	row	Noun	UNKNOWN	845	Turning to the dark row of stately pines, the ranger instinctively understood the source.
47	forms	Noun	UNKNOWN	846	They started off again, side by side, their bulky forms filling the narrow passageway.
48	deer	Noun	UNKNOWN	847	And to a deer, perhaps the most skittish creature of all ...
49	themselves	Noun	UNKNOWN	848	The three older men moved to the edge of the tower and talked among themselves.
50	loudly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	849	He wanted to proclaim his independence loudly and openly, but before he got the first stuttered word out of his mouth, Juraviel hopped into a short flight once more.
51	faster	Adjective	UNKNOWN	850	He moved faster still when he heard the voices of the hunters.
52	hurt	Verb	UNKNOWN	851	Connor lifted his head up from her, and he seemed to her truly hurt and saddened.
53	rocks	Noun	UNKNOWN	852	They twisted and gouged, floating about and through the bare windblown rocks of the Barbacan.
54	overwhelmed	Verb	UNKNOWN	853	Thus, Avelyn simply sat staring outward, too overwhelmed even to eat, and waited for the Windrunner.
55	hesitation	Singular	UNKNOWN	854	When he thought about his hesitation, it only strengthened his resolve.
56	screams	Noun	UNKNOWN	855	This time, the screams were real.
57	telling	Verb	UNKNOWN	856	Dansally's shrug was telling to the perceptive monk.
58	smash	Verb	UNKNOWN	857	She felt a rush of wind and heard a crash behind her, a giant club smashing against armor.
59	stagger	Verb	UNKNOWN	858	The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees.
60	heavily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	859	A cry of agony within the house froze her in place, and she leaned heavily on the frame for support.
61	grip	Noun	UNKNOWN	860	The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground.
62	twisted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	861	The stone's magic could be twisted, though - could be inverted.
63	senses	Noun	UNKNOWN	862	Shocked back to his senses, Avelyn turned his attention to the high roof directly below him.
64	perspective	Noun	B2	863	From Juraviel's perspective, the first meeting had gone quite well.
65	stubborn	Adjective	UNKNOWN	864	She left the stubborn group with one final reminder.
66	particular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	865	But it was Avelyn's turn to crank, and the taskmasters were particular about such things.
67	dryly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	866	"Exactly my point," Juraviel said dryly, and started on his way.
68	quarter	Noun	UNKNOWN	867	Connor left her at the door of the private quarters behind Fellowship Way.
69	cheek	Noun	UNKNOWN	868	A tear rolled down Avelyn's cheek, then another.
70	series	Noun	UNKNOWN	869	Pireth Tulme was but one in a series of keeps dotting Honce-the-Bear's coastline.
71	slump	PastTense	UNKNOWN	870	His shoulders slumped, the young man needing the stone wall for support.
72	seek	Verb	UNKNOWN	871	She couldn't look at the man but kept her eyes locked on the stars, as if seeking refuge high above.
73	leap	Verb	UNKNOWN	872	Avelyn winced, seeing men leaping from the deck, their doom at hand.
74	fate	Noun	UNKNOWN	873	What better fate and final resting place for an Abellican monk?
75	trapper	Plural	UNKNOWN	874	The three trappers were at a loss; Brother Avelyn could think of no sanctuary closer than St.
76	kind	Noun	A2	875	And Maiyer Dek, among the largest of his giant kind, was not accustomed to being dwarfed.
77	support	Verb	B1	876	He braced himself, used the solid tree as support.
78	courage	Noun	B1	877	He wanted Juraviel along on this journey, needed the elf's wisdom and courage to bolster his own.
79	suffer	Verb	B1	878	But she suffered that pain, and let Connor kiss her, every once in a while.
80	avoid	Verb	B1	879	Elbryan stepped left as well and spun, avoiding an awkward cut of its sword.
81	arrive	Verb	B1	880	They arrived in dirty Tinson late that afternoon.
82	awaken	Verb	UNKNOWN	881	But the demon spirit had awakened, had come back from its long dormancy into the statuelike form it had left behind after its last visit to the world called Corona.
83	blackness	Verb	UNKNOWN	882	So shall you all To blackness evermore.
84	magma	Noun	UNKNOWN	883	Avelyn's faith was put to the test as the magma flow approached, as the heat intensified.
85	burst	Noun	UNKNOWN	884	Father Abbot Markwart burst out into the most heartfelt laughter Avelyn had ever heard.
86	stretch	Verb	UNKNOWN	885	Avelyn looked back to see her stretched languidly on the bed, blue eyes sparkling.
87	slender	Adjective	UNKNOWN	886	Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links.
88	jaw	Noun	UNKNOWN	887	Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin.
89	drift	Verb	UNKNOWN	888	What song is this, drift through the trees To lift men broken from their knees?
90	dress	Verb	UNKNOWN	889	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
91	cabin	Noun	UNKNOWN	890	She only sighed, though, and resignedly closed the cabin door.
92	harder	Adjective	UNKNOWN	891	He struggled harder, but the goblin would not let him drive his sword home.
93	passage	Noun	UNKNOWN	892	He awoke later, much later, though he was unaware of the passage of time.
94	horses	Noun	UNKNOWN	893	The stampede came to a skidding halt, the wild horses accepting riders, villagers.
95	fears	Noun	UNKNOWN	894	But Avelyn caught his fears in time and started the journey once more.
96	warmth	Noun	UNKNOWN	895	Elbryan felt his nose crack, felt the warmth of his blood running.
97	individual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	896	If that failed, the next task was to save as many individuals as possible.
98	scene	Noun	UNKNOWN	897	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
99	party	Noun	UNKNOWN	898	The previous night, at the party, Pellimar had been loose with his tongue.
100	duck	Gerund	UNKNOWN	899	The powrie came across with a backhand slash, but Avelyn managed to duck beneath it.
101	round	Adjective	UNKNOWN	900	The sight of it, round and firm and creamy white, seemed to calm him for a moment.