booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-13.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	cunning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1201	On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.
3	frontier	Noun	UNKNOWN	1202	The folk of the Wilderlands frontier necessarily huddle together.
4	confusion	Noun	UNKNOWN	1203	Everything was confusion, screams and cries of pain.
5	caribou	Noun	UNKNOWN	1204	In many places, the caribou moss was even deeper than his knees!
6	guide	Verb	UNKNOWN	1205	Then he went on, letting his instincts guide him to which stones were the most full of heavenly energy.
7	apparent	Adjective	B2	1206	Was it, as Siherton insisted, the young man's apparent inhumanity?
8	scoff	Verb	UNKNOWN	1207	Adjonas scoffed at the absurd notion.
9	intently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1208	She settled back and sat very still, listening intently, not even daring to breathe.
10	stupid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1209	Tuntun had thought Mather stupid, as well - at first.
11	lack	Noun	B2	1210	To cry would be a weakness, Avelyn reasoned, a lack of faith.
12	jumble	Noun	UNKNOWN	1211	Panic hit him, wrestling hard with a jumble of other emotions that Elbryan did not understand.
13	design	Verb	UNKNOWN	1212	These weren't particularly nasty traps, designed more to embarrass than to injure.
14	punishment	Verb	UNKNOWN	1213	Elbryan simply could not believe the punishment this creature had accepted!
15	wise	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1214	"That would not be a wise choice." Avelyn nodded and backed off a few steps.
16	insult	Verb	UNKNOWN	1215	Again Juraviel let the insult to Elbryan pass.
17	alert	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1216	To Pony and Elbryan, alert as they were, the creature was invisible and unnoticed.
18	shore	Verb	UNKNOWN	1217	He was far out from shore, standing firm on the rolling waves, the serpentine shield strong about him.
19	trembling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1218	Elbryan pulled back his trembling hand, staring wide-eyed at the bright blood that now covered it.
20	sentry	Noun	UNKNOWN	1219	There should have been a second sentry there, the relaying voice to the soldiers within.
21	someone	Noun	UNKNOWN	1220	Something, someone, had brought on this tragedy.
22	wrong	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1221	Tuntun was wrong, Juraviel knew without any doubt at all; this one had character.
23	vulnerable	Adjective	B2	1222	The goblin was behind her; she could imagine it readying its spear, lining up her vulnerable back.
24	building	Noun	UNKNOWN	1223	Pony squeezed in tight between two buildings and put her head against a wall.
25	whip	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1224	The man groaned as the whip struck him again, tearing a red line across his back.
26	interrupt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1225	Only the call to vespers, the ceremony heralding eventide, had interrupted Avelyn's frantic pace.
27	evening	Noun	UNKNOWN	1226	Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.
28	usual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1227	For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.
29	glass	Noun	UNKNOWN	1228	The master soon joined him at the case and slowly slid back the glass top.
30	congratulate	Verb	UNKNOWN	1229	"Well done," Master Jojonah congratulated, and Avelyn relaxed somewhat.
31	state	Noun	UNKNOWN	1230	For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable.
32	breeze	Noun	UNKNOWN	1231	He considered the air around him, the slight breeze in his face.
33	strain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1232	The ruby was thrumming in his hand, its magic intense and straining for release.
34	guided	Verb	UNKNOWN	1233	Subconscious instinct alone guided her.
35	guilt	Noun	UNKNOWN	1234	But she could not deny the tears, and the guilt and the pain.
36	breast	Noun	UNKNOWN	1235	They moved closer, the hairs of his chest just brushing her breasts, little tingles shared.
37	hilt	Noun	UNKNOWN	1236	Elbryan clutched the sword hilt so hard his knuckles whitened.
38	sounds	Noun	UNKNOWN	1237	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
39	feather	Noun	UNKNOWN	1238	Up came Hawkwing; three feathers separated.
40	opponent	Noun	UNKNOWN	1239	The monk stared at his wounded hand, and at his opponent, so much more solid than it appeared!
41	appreciate	Verb	UNKNOWN	1240	Before I give this to you, understand that what I ask of you is dangerous indeed." Avelyn nodded and reached out for the jewel, too stunned to fully appreciate the gravity in the old man's voice.
42	confidence	Singular	UNKNOWN	1241	With another deep and steadying breath, his confidence in the stone growing, Avelyn walked out across the dark waters, his feet barely making the slightest depression on the rolling surface.
43	farther	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1242	Now he and his troop were once again west of the Moorlands, though miles farther north.
44	wander	Verb	UNKNOWN	1243	Often I sit and stare at the stars, wondering, wandering.
45	trip	Noun	UNKNOWN	1244	Was Tuntun right in asserting that this trip was a waste of time?
46	badly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1245	He was dirty and gray, his hair cropped short and badly trimmed, and his beard untended.
47	wary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1246	The elf was too quick and wary for that.
48	hip	Noun	UNKNOWN	1247	Out came a straight thrust of the spike; Elbryan turned his hips and skittered back.
49	gulf	Noun	UNKNOWN	1248	Land was out of sight again as the Windrunner cut a direct course across the gulf to All Saints Bay.
50	beard	Noun	UNKNOWN	1249	He was dirty and gray, his hair cropped short and badly trimmed, and his beard untended.
51	sailor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1250	They put into Freeport only briefly, with but a handful of sailors going ashore in the boat.
52	contact	Verb	UNKNOWN	1251	But Avelyn had apparently not come home, or at least, had not made contact with his father.
53	pitch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1252	Over the rail the pitch ball went, taking the three powries with it.
54	attacks	Noun	UNKNOWN	1253	He hardly saw the elf's attacks, but he took comfort in the clicking sounds as the twirling pole picked off each one.
55	mine	Verb	UNKNOWN	1254	And all the world will be mine.
56	shot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1255	Up came Hawkwing, and two shots later, the immediate threat was ended.
57	townsfolk	Noun	UNKNOWN	1256	The other three townsfolk joined in the laughter, more than willing to do so at Elbryan's expense.
58	burning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1257	The gem wouldn't protect him from smoke, he knew, and so he realized he had to get out from under the burning war engine.
59	weather	Noun	A2	1258	The weather had turned toward winter.
60	cost	Verb	A2	1259	If Quintall tried to sneak in and push that crank, it would likely cost them both their meal.
61	mention	Verb	B1	1260	Each of this group nodded respectfully at his younger counterparts as he passed them on the rim; some mentioned that Elbryan's patrols would serve as their vital liaison with the village proper.
62	attempt	Noun	B1	1261	He knew its reputed properties, of course, but he had never attempted to use them.
63	damage	Noun	B1	1262	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
64	challenge	Noun	B1	1263	Jilly was a challenge he had not before faced and one he was determined to overcome.
65	corporeal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1264	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
66	cord	Verb	UNKNOWN	1265	The ranger started to leap over the suddenly taut, suddenly moving, cord, but only made it halfway.
67	strand	Noun	UNKNOWN	1266	They would be stranded in open water, and thus, surely doomed.
68	rough	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1267	The texture of its skin was rough and thick, an armored hide, reddish in hue and shiny, as if lit by its own inner glow.
69	hue	Noun	UNKNOWN	1268	He stared at the water for a moment, eyeing its hue, then sniffed its delicate bouquet.
70	murder	Noun	UNKNOWN	1269	The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war.
71	diminutive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1270	She couldn't believe the weight of the diminutive thing!
72	ally	Noun	UNKNOWN	1271	But the powrie was not without allies of its own, and was not without a plan.
73	treasure	Noun	UNKNOWN	1272	What hopes of treasure, what hunger of gold Hath brought foul beast from caverns deep To face the Nightbird, to know endless sleep?
74	midst	Noun	UNKNOWN	1273	And then Olwan came flying back into sight, falling in a broken heap on the road right in the midst of the valiant fighters.
75	rider	Noun	UNKNOWN	1274	Would Symphony accept two riders?
76	sweet	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1275	A way drifts music, Symphony sweet.
77	fumble	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1276	He dressed quickly, fumbling with his clothes in the red light of the hearth's glowing embers.
78	layer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1277	He ran a hand through his tousled straight hair - a light brown shock that bleached pale on its top layers under the summer sun.
79	waist	Noun	UNKNOWN	1278	And well mannered and up to his waist in the gold, too.
80	fires	Noun	UNKNOWN	1279	The demon fires rolled on, bearing down on the praying monk.
81	loud	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1280	It was loud and rushing, exhilarating.
82	flowing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1281	It might defeat the heat, he supposed, but what of the sheer weight of the flowing stone?
83	float	Verb	UNKNOWN	1282	It floated through-the chill air, barely perceptible.
84	reality	Noun	UNKNOWN	1283	She gave a sigh, resigned to the reality about her.
85	pressed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1284	"What did you see?" Jojonah pressed, moving even closer.
86	houses	Noun	UNKNOWN	1285	Pony picked her way around the back of the nearest houses, moving in and out of the shadows.
87	moss	Noun	UNKNOWN	1286	In many places, the caribou moss was even deeper than his knees!
88	count	Verb	UNKNOWN	1287	They watched, chattering wildly, trying to count and to guess who was leading but getting confused as parts of the line wove in and out of the tree shadows.
89	logical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1288	Juraviel fell silent, digesting the logical arguments.
90	crowd	Noun	UNKNOWN	1289	Elbryan wondered, as he, too, worked through the tangled crowd, angling to intercept the newcomer.
91	share	Verb	UNKNOWN	1290	The night was chill, and so the boy moved close to Pony, sharing their warmth.
92	drifting	Verb	UNKNOWN	1291	Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor.
93	faces	Noun	UNKNOWN	1292	Only then did Elbryan realize how close they were, their faces barely two inches apart.
94	bulk	Noun	UNKNOWN	1293	Thus it went for the bulk of the morning, for the bulk of every morning: the boy moving carefully about the chilly bog, collecting ten baskets of milk-stones.
95	fearful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1294	He said nothing, though, fearful of making a fool of himself.
96	jolt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1295	Every breakneck turn jolted him, though his physical form was hundreds of miles away.
97	massive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1296	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
98	magnificent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1297	He became tentative when he neared the magnificent horse.
99	potential	Noun	B2	1298	Elbryan conferred with Avelyn first, to confirm the potential of the magical stones.
100	reputation	Singular	UNKNOWN	1299	Might the mad friar's increasing reputation have brought unwanted recognition from the strict order?
101	treat	Verb	UNKNOWN	1300	Elbryan and his friends were not being left out this time, were not being treated as mere children.