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| 1 | lemma | pos | cefr_level | coverage_rank | context_sentence | context_sentence_zh | definition_zh |
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| 2 | beginning | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1501 | He saw at once, though, that Jill was far beyond an average beginning student, was nearly. | ||
| 3 | rare | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1502 | Elbryan recognized the black, sappy poison, a pain - inducing product of a rare black birch tree. | ||
| 4 | swarm | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 1503 | The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair. | ||
| 5 | piety | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1504 | There is more to spirituality than piety, my friend. | ||
| 6 | brighten | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1505 | He paused for a long moment, then his face brightened in recognition - and then it darkened immediately as he realized the implications. | ||
| 7 | servant | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1506 | He sneered at the curious servants gathering in the hall to keep them at bay. | ||
| 8 | goal | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1507 | For now Avelyn, had his duties, and his goal was growing closer with each gliding league. | ||
| 9 | wooden | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1508 | In her hand she clutched her heavy wooden spoon. | ||
| 10 | weak | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1509 | Jojonah's explanation for the tour had been weak, some remark about an area that needed cleaning. | ||
| 11 | scenes | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1510 | But dark images began to wash over Avelyn, scenes of men running amok with stone power. | ||
| 12 | beret | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1511 | The red beret gave the figure's identity away. | ||
| 13 | instruction | Singular | UNKNOWN | 1512 | Master Jojonah's instructions were vague at best, but Avelyn came to understand them in his heart. | ||
| 14 | incident | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1513 | Perhaps the incident in the common room was no accident. | ||
| 15 | meeting | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1514 | From Juraviel's perspective, the first meeting had gone quite well. | ||
| 16 | helpless | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1515 | And seeing, most of all, the giant, dazed and helpless, up on its elbows, its head lolling about. | ||
| 17 | youngster | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1516 | And what of those youngsters who had been slaughtered on the hill? | ||
| 18 | highest | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1517 | She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal! | ||
| 19 | scouts | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1518 | Thus, when the scouts of Elkenbrook reported goblin sign, the hardy folk were not too concerned. | ||
| 20 | seat | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1519 | Entel was the third largest city in Corona, behind Ursal, the throne seat, and Palmaris. | ||
| 21 | physically | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1520 | He wanted to be closer to Pony, physically and emotionally. | ||
| 22 | swirl | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1521 | His mind swirled in a hundred different directions. | ||
| 23 | trance | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1522 | Reverently, almost as if in a trance, the ranger approached, Bradwarden at his side. | ||
| 24 | faint | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1523 | Elbryan never saw it; he had fainted dead away. | ||
| 25 | teach | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1524 | The rules of survival, taught to every child in Wilderlands settlements, declared that the first priority in any catastrophe was to save the village. | ||
| 26 | sake | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1525 | She wanted to yell out for someone to help doomed Olwan, wanted to scream simply for the sake of screaming. | ||
| 27 | hurl | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1526 | Pony let out a cry, hurled one of her stones at the creature, and ran off. | ||
| 28 | pursue | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1527 | He heard the footsteps as the band of pursuing goblins closed the distance to him. | ||
| 29 | instinctively | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1528 | He knew these were not his other friends, knew instinctively the others had fallen. | ||
| 30 | luck | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1529 | Again sheer luck saved her, for she found a boat hanging from the stern. | ||
| 31 | comrade | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1530 | Their eyes - so full of glee, so uncaring for their fallen comrade - unnerved Elbryan, and he tried hard not to look at them, tried to concentrate on their stabbing spears. | ||
| 32 | concentrate | Verb | B2 | 1531 | Their eyes - so full of glee, so uncaring for their fallen comrade - unnerved Elbryan, and he tried hard not to look at them, tried to concentrate on their stabbing spears. | ||
| 33 | border | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1532 | Late that night, the monk fell; thoroughly exhausted, upon the beach bordering the lagoon. | ||
| 34 | sincerely | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1533 | The simple question, asked so very sincerely, put the monk on edge. | ||
| 35 | excuse | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1534 | You are excused from all your duties this day, and all the ceremonies. | ||
| 36 | exit | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1535 | You have a few minutes left for your midday meal." Avelyn bowed deeply and exited the room. | ||
| 37 | surround | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1536 | In an instant, a yellowish glow surrounded the monk, and the waves of intrusion were halted. | ||
| 38 | blessed | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1537 | Jill took in another blessed gulp of air and staggered to her feet. | ||
| 39 | balanced | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1538 | A combination of strength and agility, a balanced, thinking warrior. | ||
| 40 | chrysoberyl | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1539 | He looked to Jojonah and saw that the master was clutching the chrysoberyl close to his heart. | ||
| 41 | enchantment | Singular | UNKNOWN | 1540 | Lodestone was highly magnetic; its enchantment would send it fast to a metal surface. | ||
| 42 | host | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1541 | Something tugged hard at the young monk, some dark temptation that he should enter one of these men, that he could push out the host spirit and possess the body! | ||
| 43 | palm | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1542 | Carved into the roof were four arms, two sets, hands lifted high, palms open and holding stones. | ||
| 44 | waves | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1543 | In an instant, a yellowish glow surrounded the monk, and the waves of intrusion were halted. | ||
| 45 | nerve | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1544 | After a few moments, Elbryan's nerves began to wear thin. | ||
| 46 | space | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1545 | His entire concepts of space and time altered. | ||
| 47 | overwhelming | Adjective | B2 | 1546 | CHAPTER 48 Enemies Ancient "You and your friends saved us all, I do not dispute," Jingo Gregor said, his voice cracking from the strain of the last few weeks, the overwhelming surprises and horrors. | ||
| 48 | sarcastically | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1547 | "Oo, so brave," she said sarcastically. | ||
| 49 | teasing | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1548 | Not in a lewd way, like the drunk in the bar, or even in a teasing way, like the handsome young man. | ||
| 50 | intensified | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1549 | The dance intensified, the pace, the spins. | ||
| 51 | useless | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1550 | Both your arms and both your legs will be broken and useless when you hit the water, Bunkus Smealy. | ||
| 52 | agile | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1551 | His legs grew strong and agile from carrying loads and dodging traps. | ||
| 53 | daily | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1552 | It was yet another part of this unchanging daily ritual. | ||
| 54 | maneuver | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1553 | How simple the evasion proved, for the giants could not maneuver their great bodies to follow! | ||
| 55 | honestly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1554 | It wasn't that Grady honestly cared for Fellowship Way. | ||
| 56 | removed | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1555 | All seemed a dream, vague and somehow removed. | ||
| 57 | rapid | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1556 | He missed miserably, Tuntun ducking low under the predictable blow, and kicking him twice in rapid succession, once on the inside of each knee. | ||
| 58 | perform | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1557 | Every morning he performed bi'nelle dasada and then his physical conditioning with the milk-stones. | ||
| 59 | press | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1558 | Master Jojonah kept quiet and continued on his way, and Avelyn knew better than to press the point. | ||
| 60 | unusual | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1559 | "It is unusual," he said calmly. | ||
| 61 | estimation | Singular | UNKNOWN | 1560 | Bunkus Smealy spoke for many of them by Adjonas' estimation. | ||
| 62 | largest | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1561 | Entel was the third largest city in Corona, behind Ursal, the throne seat, and Palmaris. | ||
| 63 | item | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1562 | With a shrug, he took up his items and moved to the opening. | ||
| 64 | combination | Singular | UNKNOWN | 1563 | Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross. | ||
| 65 | working | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1564 | She turned and saw Elbryan darting about the giant pair, Tempest working furiously. | ||
| 66 | curse | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 1565 | He moved quickly, stumbling - often and cursing himself silently for every stick snapping sound. | ||
| 67 | winds | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1566 | Cold winds and stinging spray buffeted the crew. | ||
| 68 | frantically | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1567 | Thagraine was first to the Windrunner, grabbing frantically at a line thrown from the deck. | ||
| 69 | breathing | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1568 | Slowly, concentrating on his breathing more than anything else, Elbryan turned. | ||
| 70 | teased | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1569 | "I have her," the voice teased. | ||
| 71 | swell | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1570 | And so the days went, the sun, the stars, the endless swells and sparkles. | ||
| 72 | wine | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1571 | Cat looked back appreciatively, and over Pettibwa's large round shoulder, she saw again the handsome well-dressed young man, watching her go, lifting his glass of wine in apparent toast to her. | ||
| 73 | broad | Adjective | B2 | 1572 | The powrie dipped its broad shoulder, trying to tackle the ranger. | ||
| 74 | inn | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1573 | CHAPTER 11 Cat-the-Stray "Corner table, Cat," called Graevis Chilichunk, the barkeep and proprietor of Fellowship Way, reputedly the finest inn in all the great city of Palmaris. | ||
| 75 | patron | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1574 | She knew that Graevis spoke truthfully; she, and not the patrons, was in control in here. | ||
| 76 | accompany | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1575 | "I will accompany you to your ... | ||
| 77 | concentration | Singular | UNKNOWN | 1576 | She considered going back into the Way and inquiring about this Halo right then, but her concentration was broken by a sharp, metallic sound. | ||
| 78 | destination | Singular | UNKNOWN | 1577 | What Avelyn focused on, therefore, was the destination, the isle itself. | ||
| 79 | nervously | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1578 | Adjonas watched nervously from the taffrail. | ||
| 80 | dog | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1579 | But the old sea dog couldn't fathom the level of physical training these four men had endured. | ||
| 81 | tension | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1580 | Father Abbot Markwart, also sensing the sudden tension, cleared his throat loudly. | ||
| 82 | quest | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1581 | "Perhaps, then, I can help you with your quest," the merchant offered. | ||
| 83 | swipe | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1582 | A sudden, impossibly long swipe brought a shriek from Gothra, and the demon shoved the goblin back. | ||
| 84 | react | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1583 | Elbryan could not watch them and try to react. | ||
| 85 | current | Adjective | B2 | 1584 | I have no new friends among the current residents of Dundalis, and in truth, I expect none. | ||
| 86 | intrigue | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1585 | Jill watched him for a fete moments, honestly intrigued. | ||
| 87 | appearance | Plural | UNKNOWN | 1586 | That word was in his head again, a word that perfectly described the appearance of the great horse. | ||
| 88 | shove | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 1587 | Grady was more than willing to comply, practically shoving Cat right onto the man's lap. | ||
| 89 | bluntly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 1588 | After a long pause, Pony asked bluntly, "Are you angry?" Elbryan smiled warmly. | ||
| 90 | singular | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1589 | All his dreams melded into that singular, mounting fear. | ||
| 91 | creep | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1590 | If he didn't have their respect, he couldn't expect their loyalty, and given the level of jealousy that had been creeping about the four since they had become the chosen Preparers ... | ||
| 92 | folly | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1591 | But still she feared that his decision was folly, based on his underestimating the pain within her. | ||
| 93 | hers | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1592 | Jill's secret was his to keep, and hers - and hers alone - to reveal. | ||
| 94 | hatch | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1593 | He shuffled for the hatch and got there just after it opened. | ||
| 95 | forfeit | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1594 | "Your life is forfeit, I assure you, and no explanation is worth the time to utter. | ||
| 96 | amethyst | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1595 | The object of Thagraine's death, a huge purple amethyst, held Avelyn's attention. | ||
| 97 | quartz | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1596 | Not a ruby, not a smoky quartz, more. | ||
| 98 | naked | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 1597 | He was naked, every hair, every nerve feeling the tickle of the chill breeze. | ||
| 99 | invasion | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1598 | "This is no simple raid, not even a simple invasion," said Avelyn. | ||
| 100 | hurry | Verb | UNKNOWN | 1599 | Pony was trying to hurry, concentrating with all her will on the malachite. | ||
| 101 | wielder | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1600 | Half of the goblin party shrieked; the spear wielder accompanied its yell by rushing three strides forward and hurling its weapon. |