booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-37.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	evilly	Adverb	B2	3601	2	The dwarf lifted its sword, grinning evilly, and let out a wail that shook Avelyn to the marrow of his bones :as he lay prone not far away.
3	spindly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3602	2	With their heavy bodies and spindly limbs, powries were not strong swimmers, and Quintall easily overtook the dazed creature, pushing it under the water and gaining a seat atop its shoulders.
4	temporarily	Adverb	B2	3603	2	The barrelboat was disabled temporarily, but the fight was hardly over.
5	untangle	Verb	UNKNOWN	3604	2	No powrie would dare go into the water to try and untangle the netted fan with frenzied sharks so close.
6	roundhouse	Noun	UNKNOWN	3605	2	Quintall nodded, then suddenly exploded into action, his roundhouse punch catching Avelyn square on the jaw, dropping the man in a heap to the deck.
7	spittle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3606	2	"We had no choice in the matter," Quintall retorted, so angry that his spittle sprayed forth with every word.
8	arise	Verb	B2	3607	2	A dispute had arisen between one or more of the prisoners and their goblin captors, and now the humans were being punished once more.
9	conical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3608	2	And beyond the masses loomed a single dark silhouette, a conical mountain tipped by a steady stream of dark smoke.
10	vegetation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3609	2	Gray became green as they closed, lush vegetation thick on the slopes.
11	unbearable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3610	2	All the world was blackness, was searing heat and unbearable agony, and Quintall knew no more.
12	agitation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3611	2	The stallion showed no sign of pain or even agitation other than a sudden elation.
13	splashing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3612	2	Everything seemed to stop, all movement, all splashing.
14	deluge	Noun	UNKNOWN	3613	2	And through the deluge, Avelyn heard his name.
15	foliage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3614	2	He peered out, stunned, as a torn and battered Thagraine came into view beyond the thinned foliage, the man bleeding in so many places that he seemed one great wound.
16	pitifully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3615	2	He stumbled forward pitifully, holding out his arms toward the cave.
17	befall	Verb	UNKNOWN	3616	2	How many times had the ranger told himself that he would not allow such a tragedy to befall Dundalis again?
18	pulp	Noun	UNKNOWN	3617	2	Where trees and thick brush had grown was now only battered pulp and blasted stone.
19	strew	Verb	UNKNOWN	3618	2	On another note, Avelyn could not help but laugh at the absurd, useless treasure that lay strewn all about him.
20	permanently	Adverb	B2	3619	2	Others had to be treated with oils for many days, that their magic be locked permanently within them.
21	acceptable	Adjective	B2	3620	2	Lady Dasslerond turned to Juraviel, her expression showing that his answer was not acceptable.
22	appendage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3621	2	The surprised, confused creature stumbled backward, its other, normal appendage grabbing at its torn face.
23	putting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3622	2	Anticipating the following moves, Elbryan snapped his left hand down, taking the power from a right cross, then stepped in closer, putting his right leg inside the monk's left, defeating an attempted kick.
24	inexperienced	Verb	UNKNOWN	3623	2	Though he was completely inexperienced in physical lovemaking, he understood what she was saying.
25	cinnamon	Noun	UNKNOWN	3624	2	The last bite, of a cinnamon roll turned over in Avelyn's stomach, a sinking feeling.
26	festivity	Plural	UNKNOWN	3625	2	With the tides, the ship could not put out Until after midnight, so why hadn't the thirty, or at least the captain, been included in the much deserved festivities?
27	suspected	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3626	2	He didn't know the hour but suspected that midnight was near or that it had come and gone.
28	reef	Noun	UNKNOWN	3627	2	Soon the Windrunner was adrift, the strong currents of All Saints Bay taking her toward a dangerous reef.
29	freely	Adverb	B2	3628	2	Tears ran freely down his cheeks; he mumbled the name "Dansally," over and over.
30	bombardment	Noun	UNKNOWN	3629	2	Those folk who had survived the bombardment soon envied their dead companions.
31	assign	Verb	B2	3630	2	Return now to the room that Master Siherton assigned to you.
32	idealism	Noun	UNKNOWN	3631	2	He did not believe that Avelyn, so full of idealism and ridiculous faith, could be corralled.
33	fond	Adjective	B2	3632	2	He would try, though, for he was fond of young Brother Avelyn and he knew the alternative.
34	completion	Singular	B2	3633	2	The horse could go for many hours, and Brother Justice, so focused on the completion of his vital task, pushed her to her limits.
35	damaged	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3634	2	Elbryan hopped down from the centaur and pulled the sword blade near his face, sighing with relief when he noted it was not damaged, not even nicked.
36	theft	Noun	B2	3635	2	How does one justify murder and theft, after all?
37	cell	Noun	B2	3636	2	Back in his cell, Avelyn fell into the powers of the stone.
38	purchase	Verb	B2	3637	2	The next morning, they purchased some supplies, including a short sword, boots, and a warm cloak for Jill, and then they walked out of Macomber together, down the road to the west, ignoring the stares and whispers, feeling somehow as if they shared a secret and a wisdom the rest of the world, fools all, could never comprehend.
39	sinister	Adjective	B2	3638	2	The thought of unbelieving merchants plying the gift of the stones, to amuse guests, perhaps, or even for sinister purposes, wounded Avelyn deeply.
40	lurch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3639	2	The dais lurched; a great crack opened in the floor and a gout of steam hissed through.
41	carnallite	Singular	UNKNOWN	3640	2	Just a week before, Avelyn had melted a leg of one table while examining a ruby sprinkled with carnallite!
42	wagon	Noun	UNKNOWN	3641	2	At the first town he entered, he happened upon a caravan of several merchant wagons, and there he sold the common emerald, giving him all the funds he would need for a long, long time.
43	encroach	Verb	UNKNOWN	3642	2	But the young monk could not pull his mind far from the horrors he had witnessed, the encroaching evil that nibbled at the very heart of all that young Avelyn Desbris had held dear.
44	cancer	Noun	B2	3643	2	All of it: the cancer that had grown in his world, the unpreparedness, the ungodliness of St.-Mere-Abelle.
45	prelude	Noun	UNKNOWN	3644	2	Finally, convinced that this was but a prelude to his lesson, and nothing dramatic, the young man looked up and did a quick count of the stars, noting four.
46	furrow	Verb	UNKNOWN	3645	2	Elbryan's brow furrowed as he considered the words, as their implications began to unfold before him.
47	meditative	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3646	2	Even Elbryan's sleeping habits changed, shifting to a more controlled, meditative process than a lumped time of uncontrollable unconsciousness.
48	unconsciousness	Noun	B2	3647	2	The heat of battle had left her body and unconsciousness had descended over her like some great hunting bird, wings out wide to block the light of day.
49	fanciful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3648	2	"And the memories of fanciful musing," Juraviel added.
50	tickle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3649	2	He was naked, every hair, every nerve feeling the tickle of the chill breeze.
51	swordsmen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3650	2	Both swordsmen came in fast; the goblin swished the spear back and forth, the weapon's sharp tip scratching Cries arm and holding him at bay.
52	counterattack	Noun	UNKNOWN	3651	2	On those occasions when he did spar, he not only understood how to defeat any attack, deflect, dodge, or block, but also knew which tactic would offer appropriate counterattacks or would keep his defensive posture strong against subsequent attacks from that foe, or even from others.
53	purposefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3652	2	The three left Caer'alfar, moving purposefully into the deep woods.
54	drape	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3653	2	Then he went about draping the blanket over the cave entrance, darkening the room so that he could barely make out his hand if he held it in front of his face.
55	invade	Verb	B2	3654	2	He lost all sense of the passing of time; soon nothing invaded his focus.
56	gulp	Noun	UNKNOWN	3655	2	The image nodded; Elbryan fought for a gulp of air.
57	indenture	Noun	UNKNOWN	3656	2	Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life.
58	sympathetically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3657	2	Elbryan groaned sympathetically, running to get in view of the man once more.
59	welfare	Noun	B2	3658	2	To Jill, their mission seemed paramount, a stoic existence protecting the welfare of all the kingdom.
60	slob	Noun	UNKNOWN	3659	2	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
61	walkway	Noun	UNKNOWN	3660	2	She wasn't particularly afraid; she didn't think the drunken slob would even get to her before he fell off the narrow walkway, dropping the eight feet to the fortress's small courtyard.
62	outwardly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3661	2	If she accepted his outwardly gracious offer and went inside, Gofflaw would soon follow, leaving the walls empty.
63	conspiracy	Noun	B2	3662	2	Even worse, for him to be out here fetching her, there was likely a conspiracy inside.
64	grabby	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3663	2	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
65	lass	Noun	UNKNOWN	3664	2	"Calm, lass," Presso said, patting his hand in the air.
66	motto	Noun	UNKNOWN	3665	2	she finished, the motto of the once proud Coastpoint Guards.
67	decent	Adjective	B2	3666	2	Also, it had surprised Jill how much she missed Constantine Presso, a decent man - by Pireth Tulme's standards, at least.
68	swollen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3667	2	He had limped for a week, one foot swollen, one ankle and both his knees bruised, one eye closed and a lip too fat for him to drink anything without it dribbling down the front of his shirt.
69	solitary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3668	2	There were even reports of a smoke cloud rising lazily over the Barbacan, streaming from a solitary mountain known as Aida.
70	crisscross	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3669	2	One had many daggers within easy grasp, hanging on a bandolier that crisscrossed his chest.
71	neat	Adjective	B2	3670	2	Elbryan understood immediately that this was their destination, that there was something unusual about these plants; they were growing in neat rows, evenly spaced, and the ground around them was bare.
72	gracefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3671	2	Silvery lines wove gracefully about the dark green stem; they seemed to Elbryan consistent with the fishing lines and the bowstrings the elves used.
73	cure	Verb	B2	3672	2	So the monk, exhausted from fighting and then curing the stranger's magical poisoning, his mind heavy with drink, plopped down on his bed and was soon snoring loudly.
74	resilient	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3673	2	Elbryan knew how strong find resilient his bow was, and so he figured that if the softening gel would work on darkfern, it might even defeat the metal.
75	berry	Noun	UNKNOWN	3674	2	But fruits and berries are naught but ticklings.
76	slit	Noun	UNKNOWN	3675	2	The old elf took up a curious-looking knife, bent upward on both sides and with its cutting edge on one side of a slit running down its middle.
77	peel	Verb	UNKNOWN	3676	2	A tiny strip peeled away, so thin as to be nearly translucent.
78	crafting	Noun	B2	3677	2	The name would have to be correct, for this bow would be the epitome of his crafting, Joycenevial determined, the highest achievement in a career so often marked by perfection.
79	hone	Verb	UNKNOWN	3678	2	She was no novice to battle, this one, with finely honed reflexes.
80	notch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3679	2	He would spend the better part of half a year on this one, he knew, scraping and treating, notching and weaving spells of strength.
81	callus	Noun	UNKNOWN	3680	2	The fingers of the young man's right hand were soon laced with calluses, and the leather on the inside of his black arm guard had been worn down to half its original thickness.
82	upside	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3681	2	He looked up to see that last giant upside down, flailing wildly, futilely, floating even farther away.
83	exploit	Noun	B2	3682	2	Y4 how can they know of me, more than the name of Nightbird, which I have not hidden, and of my exploits against them?
84	broadsword	Noun	UNKNOWN	3683	2	Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.
85	northland	Noun	UNKNOWN	3684	2	Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.
86	perceive	Verb	B2	3685	2	And it went deeper than that; the ranger came to perceive the world about Symphony through the eyes of the magnificent horse.
87	modesty	Noun	UNKNOWN	3686	2	Modesty caused Elbryan to hesitate, but Tuntun wasn't in the mood for a debate.
88	dump	Verb	B2	3687	2	The ranger went around to the back and dumped out the cauldron of poison.
89	trusting	Noun	B2	3688	2	Elbryan's first instinct was to ask where, but he held the thought private, trusting that the elves would tell him if he needed to know.
90	settler	Plural	B2	3689	2	There were the Moorlands - the Soupy Bogs, they had been affectionately called by the settlers on the edge of the Wilderlands.
91	guardian	Plural	UNKNOWN	3690	2	Except that now, he ran through the Moorlands, and recalling those tales of howling beasts and horrid guardians wasn't very comforting.
92	basin	Noun	UNKNOWN	3691	2	Rivulets of runoff had been crystalline all through the Moorlands, except in those low basins where the water collected and remained, where the ground and water seemed to blend, to melt together into a thick muddy stew.
93	upstream	Noun	UNKNOWN	3692	2	He noted a splash, not so far in the distance upstream.
94	eeyan	Noun	UNKNOWN	3693	2	"Eeyan kos?" one of them called.
95	whoop	Noun	UNKNOWN	3694	2	With a whoop of delight, the other goblins, predictably, came on.
96	flanking	Noun	UNKNOWN	3695	2	Elbryan caught the staff firmly in his left hand and extended that arm out in similar fashion so that the other flanking goblin was poked away.
97	hitting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3696	2	Seeing that creature in full flight, Elbryan stabbed the staff back out hard to his left, hitting the dazed and battered goblin right in the face.
98	backtracking	Noun	UNKNOWN	3697	2	Now I wonder if it wasn't merely a memory returned, a backtracking of the same course the elves.
99	resident	Noun	B2	3698	2	I have no new friends among the current residents of Dundalis, and in truth, I expect none.
100	outskirt	Noun	UNKNOWN	3699	2	Jill considered the offer for a long moment, then moved away with the man to a room he had rented in a small inn on the outskirts of Macomber.
101	deceptive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3700	2	His face' was clean shaven, seeming almost babyish, but anyone looking at powerful Tol knew that to be a deceptive façade.