booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-16.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	oil	Verb	A2	1501	7	Others had to be treated with oils for many days, that their magic be locked permanently within them.
3	singing	Noun	A2	1502	7	A soft singing he could not quite discern?
4	prevent	Verb	A2	1503	7	Brother Justice grabbed hard onto the staff with both hands, as much to support himself as to prevent any attacks.
5	amount	Noun	A2	1504	7	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
6	community	Noun	A2	1505	7	It was a difficult concept for Elbryan, because he had been brought up with the idea of community, and within that concept, such elevation of self was considered the worst of sins: pride.
7	material	Noun	A2	1506	7	Something beyond the rich materials caught his eyes, though; as the lids were being secured in place once more.
8	knife	Verb	A2	1507	7	When he got there, Juraviel handed him a full pack, a fine knife strapped on one side, a balanced hand axe on the other.
9	darken	Verb	A2	1508	7	Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness.
10	understanding	Noun	A2	1509	7	Elbryan still could not navigate this area, but he was gaining some understanding.
11	desert	Verb	A2	1510	7	To a man once of my order but who deserted the way and who stole from my abbey.
12	perish	Verb	A2	1511	7	And if I perish in the journey, then so be it.
13	role	Noun	A2	1512	7	The elf had played only a minor role in the battle, fired only a single arrow.
14	brow	Noun	B1	1513	7	Elbryan, thinking Bradwarden to be referring to the elves, crinkled his brow incredulously.
15	ponder	Noun	B1	1514	7	Unless, Elbryan pondered, another would-be ranger had been brought in.
16	freeze	Verb	B1	1515	7	The startled, almost feral, reaction of the hunters froze Elbryan in his tracks and sent Pony ducking for cover.
17	sob	Noun	B1	1516	7	Still the tears came; every so often his even tone was broken by a sniffle or a sob.
18	organized	Adjective	B1	1517	7	There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.
19	hack	Verb	B1	1518	7	Then she went at the line ferociously, hacking and chopping, chipping her sword from one ill-aimed blow, the blade ringing off the stone wall.
20	admiration	Singular	B1	1519	7	Juraviel responded with a nod of his own, but his admiration was sincere.
21	belief	Noun	B1	1520	7	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
22	combine	Verb	B1	1521	7	There was something most sacred, yet particularly unmysterious, and thus unholy, in all of this, a tingling of ecstasy combined with a slightly foul taste that Avelyn Desbris could not ignore.
23	practical	Adjective	B1	1522	7	Avelyn shrugged, having no practical response.
24	explode	Verb	B1	1523	7	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
25	slay	Verb	B1	1524	7	He had done well this day, though he regretted having to slay the bear.
26	punish	Verb	B1	1525	7	Then, with none evident, the fiend came straight for Avelyn, thinking to punish, to tear and to kill.
27	trade	Noun	B1	1526	7	Here and there debates sprang up concerning the value of the spirits and what they should bring in trade, for the spring caravan.
28	clue	Noun	B1	1527	7	It wasn't until Quintall had left, though, that he finally got the clue he needed.
29	innocent	Adjective	B1	1528	7	Mere-Abelle, since that innocent time before he had learned the truth of the Abellican Order.
30	port	Noun	B1	1529	7	The Windrunner veered hard to port, sails filling and pushing the square-rigged caravel on with tremendous speed.
31	setting	Noun	B1	1530	7	It was risky setting a light in the dark forest, but these folk sorely needed the warmth.
32	flex	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1531	7	By sheer will and brute strength, the dactyl flexed its wings.
33	willpower	Noun	UNKNOWN	1532	7	It took considerable willpower for Brother Justice, his blood so hot for the kill, to turn away for the door.
34	steam	Noun	B2	1533	7	And when he slipped back beside the tenth and last basket, he saw steam still rising from his tea.
35	goblins	Verb	UNKNOWN	1534	7	Several frightened men ran right over its back as it tumbled, a horde of shrieking goblins close on their heels.
36	fare	Verb	B2	1535	7	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
37	mane	Noun	UNKNOWN	1536	7	Pony tugged hard on her mare's mane, turning the horse when she saw the behemoth moving to intercept.
38	jealousy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1537	7	By the beginning of the third year, the level of jealousy among the four began to rise noticeably.
39	distract	Verb	B2	1538	7	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
40	breathlessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1539	7	"Punishment?" Quintall echoed breathlessly.
41	corral	Noun	UNKNOWN	1540	7	There was an old, broken-down fence on the northern edge of town, formerly a corral, Jill realized, and beyond it was the slope.
42	mounting	Adjective	B2	1541	7	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
43	troop	Noun	B2	1542	7	Jill ordered her troop to filter about, then went to see the man behind the serving bar.
44	rim	Noun	UNKNOWN	1543	7	The patrols began that day, with a score and five youngsters walking the rim of the bowl-shaped vale that held Dundalis.
45	lung	Noun	B2	1544	7	The dog's legs splayed wide; it gave one yelp, then lay still, its back broken, its lungs collapsing.
46	envision	Verb	UNKNOWN	1545	7	Elbryan savored every word, envisioning the battle clearly.
47	panic	Noun	B2	1546	7	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
48	inland	Noun	UNKNOWN	1547	7	One army will march south, the other west, inland, until they join at the very gates of Ursal!
49	rumor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1548	7	Journeys into the wide, vast ocean were extremely rare, and rumors told of a madness that often grabbed at a crew.
50	emotional	Adjective	B2	1549	7	Piled in the emotional jumble were Elbryan's mixed feelings concerning the elves.
51	comprehend	Verb	B2	1550	7	Avelyn had never seen a place so huge, could not comprehend the effort that had been expended to put this hall together.
52	noted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1551	7	From his vantage point, the ranger noted, too, that a bar was in place across the one door.
53	martial	Adjective	B2	1552	7	The short, stocky man went at the martial training as eagerly as Avelyn went at the nighttime studies.
54	distraction	Singular	UNKNOWN	1553	7	To Avelyn, it was more of a distraction than anything else.
55	tire	Verb	UNKNOWN	1554	7	Avelyn also noted that his three monk companions, apparently tiring of Dansally, visited her far less often.
56	vital	Adjective	B2	1555	7	The mission was vital, true enough, the greatest moment in seven generations.
57	boredom	Noun	UNKNOWN	1556	7	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
58	messenger	Noun	UNKNOWN	1557	7	Master Jojonah hadn't even conversed with the messenger.
59	chieftain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1558	7	This was an action of a rogue goblin chieftain, perhaps, or one of the many powrie raiding parties, acting on their own initiative, bringing misery to the wretched humans.
60	squash	Verb	UNKNOWN	1559	7	At that horrible moment, the monster had been lifting its club to squash Elbryan; now it was dead.
61	engage	Verb	B2	1560	7	The soldiers of Pireth Tulme engaged in the revelry, the pleasures of the flesh, to avoid noticing their empty souls.
62	skull	Noun	B2	1561	7	The massive skull cracked with a tremendous sound and the giant slumped to the floor.
63	churn	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1562	7	Elbryan felt his guts churning and labored for his breath.
64	consciously	Adverb	B2	1563	7	Avelyn took a deep breath, consciously keeping his eyes from the eager gazes of the onlookers.
65	hoot	Verb	UNKNOWN	1564	7	And Elbryan heard hoots from behind him and knew the other four goblins were on the way.
66	slab	Noun	UNKNOWN	1565	7	Olwan had used large slabs for the base, and, as Pony suspected, the house hadn't completely settled.
67	rib	Noun	UNKNOWN	1566	7	Jill retreated immediately, but got stung on the ribs, her breath blasted away.
68	backtrack	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1567	7	Elbryan paused for a long while, backtracking the conversation; considering the options.
69	tap	PastTense	B2	1568	7	The centaur tapped one powrie on the head, then scooped up the dazed dwarf and dropped it into a sack.
70	jerk	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1569	7	Then it jerked suddenly and its straight run shifted to the diagonal.
71	favor	Verb	UNKNOWN	1570	7	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
72	select	Verb	B2	1571	7	- one of a man he had selected to go along on the raid to the evergreen vale, but who had refused, claiming sickness.
73	sympathy	Noun	B2	1572	7	In a rare display of sympathy, with Jojonah glaring at him out of the corner of his brown eye, Siherton let it go.
74	imposing	Adjective	B2	1573	7	All four of the dactyl's guests felt that imposing weight keenly.
75	impress	Verb	B2	1574	7	Even Tuntun was impressed by his stamina.
76	ache	Noun	UNKNOWN	1575	7	The work was ended now, and the ache settled in.
77	steel	Noun	B2	1576	7	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
78	upward	Noun	UNKNOWN	1577	7	He reached between the powrie's legs and tossed the stone upward, toward the hatch.
79	impossibly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1578	7	Its feel was impossibly smooth, almost liquid.
80	decipher	Verb	UNKNOWN	1579	7	Avelyn had never seen such a display, couldn't begin to decipher it.
81	wriggle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1580	7	Again came the wriggling, the tearing of clothes and scraping of skin, the frantic pull and twist that, at last, freed her from the hole.
82	facedown	Noun	UNKNOWN	1581	7	Carralee's mother lay facedown in the road, just a few feet from the threshold where lay the baby.
83	cradle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1582	7	Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman.
84	desperation	Singular	B2	1583	7	But that wasn't the point, wasn't the source of the Father Abbot's desperation.
85	haul	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1584	7	So he ran on, hauling bodies, peeking under rubble, kicking aside piles of dead goblins to see who might be underneath.
86	likewise	Adverb	B2	1585	7	Thagraine was likewise chuckling the next day on the deck.
87	spur	Verb	UNKNOWN	1586	7	But thoughts of his slain family and friends, of Pony, spurred him on.
88	preparation	Singular	B2	1587	7	In addition to their daily duties as first - and second - year students at the abbey, they were given the extra chores of preparation for their journey to Pimaninicuit.
89	lying	Noun	UNKNOWN	1588	7	Avelyn then let go and dropped into a leg sweep that left Thagraine lying flat on the deck.
90	failure	Noun	B2	1589	7	Think not of the failure but of the triumph.
91	pointedly	Adverb	B2	1590	7	Father Abbot Markwart had pointedly mentioned that there were no ships in; Avelyn knew where he was supposed to go.
92	trial	Noun	B2	1591	7	Though the trial of the four stones, the high wall, and the cold sea had exhausted him, he did not sleep that night.
93	arid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1592	7	The delicate creature stepped lightly onto a branch and jumped again immediately, disappearing into the thick brush so completely arid easily that Elbryan blinked and rubbed his eyes.
94	understood	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1593	7	Always it was a hot meal they set, and Elbryan soon understood why.
95	stinging	Adjective	B2	1594	7	Elbryan snapped his staff down low, quite hard, stinging the man on the forearm.
96	lumbering	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1595	7	Avelyn ran between the pair, easily avoiding their lumbering attempts to grab him.
97	barb	Noun	UNKNOWN	1596	7	And so I accept the barbs and open chiding.
98	hoist	Verb	UNKNOWN	1597	7	That done, he hoisted the last basket and started back the half mile to the trough.
99	boggle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1598	7	Bradwarden laughed riotously, then hoisted a huge skin and poured an amber-colored liquid - Elbryan recognized it as boggle - into his mouth, a considerable amount splashing over his bearded face.
100	taint	Verb	UNKNOWN	1599	7	Even if he went and retrieved it, the liquid within the stone had been tainted and was no good.
101	coax	Verb	UNKNOWN	1600	7	To a squirrel and a rabbit, he could become perfectly unthreatening, coaxing the beast to feed right from his hand.