booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-17.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	pipes	Noun	UNKNOWN	1601	He held the pipes under one arm, down low, his song finished.
3	potion	Singular	UNKNOWN	1602	"'Tis boggle I'm favoring, and not a potion in all the world'll kick ye harder than that.
4	broach	Noun	UNKNOWN	1603	He took the broach, felt its power in his hand, eyeing Dosey cautiously all the while.
5	color	Noun	A2	1604	"Are they really that color?" asked another woman, and she dared to touch the creature's skin.
6	fail	Verb	A2	1605	She batted futilely with her sword, then, that failing, tried to stab down at Elbryan.
7	exercise	Noun	A2	1606	Brother Avelyn learned much about love that day, learned the completeness of body and spirit in a way more profound than his morning exercise could ever approach.
8	unexpected	Adjective	B1	1607	CHAPTER 1 The Unexpected Kill Elbryan Wyndon was up before the dawn.
9	anxious	Adjective	B1	1608	Why even you ..." Jojonah's voice trailed off, a tease that anxious Avelyn could not ignore.
10	tend	Gerund	B1	1609	That meant gathering wood and tending the fires, repairing the cabins-which always seemed to need repair!
11	overcome	Verb	B1	1610	That thought sparked anger in the young man, enough to overcome his fear.
12	wisdom	Noun	B1	1611	She cursed herself for not having had the wisdom to collect a weapon before leaving Dundalis.
13	describe	Verb	B1	1612	That word was in his head again, a word that perfectly described the appearance of the great horse.
14	safe	Adjective	B1	1613	Nagged by a distinct feeling that he was not alone and believing that he would be safe if he could just make it to the dawn, he tried hard to stay awake.
15	freedom	Noun	B1	1614	She knew that her life had been happy, her youth full of freedom and wild games.
16	issue	Verb	B1	1615	Markwart issued a coughing laugh.
17	crime	Noun	B1	1616	There was still the matter of Jill's crime, though.
18	unnoticed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1617	He was barely a half dozen steps away, unnoticed, on open ground.
19	resemble	Verb	UNKNOWN	1618	Its bottom was nearly flat, and placed on the floor it resembled some strange purple bush, with stems of various heights rising at many angles.
20	inner	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1619	Elbryan took the torch with him as he pushed aside the vines and entered the inner chamber.
21	consume	Verb	UNKNOWN	1620	Dinoniel and much of his army had been consumed and destroyed, but the dactyl...
22	eternal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1621	No, me friend, ye're afraid o' Avelyn, of what ye did and of yer eternal soul.
23	ships	Noun	UNKNOWN	1622	Estimates of the enemy force ranged from a thousand warriors to a thousand ships full of warriors.
24	hopes	Noun	UNKNOWN	1623	But the young man held faith and passed his hopes down the line.
25	nightmare	Noun	UNKNOWN	1624	Chasing the nightmares away.
26	ember	Noun	UNKNOWN	1625	She saw the ember fall from a log, orange glowing like the eye of some hideous night creature.
27	normal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1626	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
28	hunting	Noun	UNKNOWN	1627	The sun was up, the day bright, and the village wide awake by the time Elbryan and Pony led the hunting party back into Dundalis.
29	everyone	Noun	UNKNOWN	1628	Everything, everyone that he loved.
30	taunt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1629	The elves were taunting him, the boy knew.
31	ultimate	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1630	Pony sighed, too, and shook her head as if to show her ultimate frustration with adults.
32	golden	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1631	Avelyn knelt by her bed and stroked her thick golden hair, then kissed her on the cheek.
33	mood	Noun	UNKNOWN	1632	Even the extra privileges did little to improve the mood of the increasingly surly crew.
34	shorter	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1633	Tenegrid came right up to the monk, glaring down at the shorter man.
35	universe	Noun	UNKNOWN	1634	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
36	leaves	Noun	UNKNOWN	1635	Autumn was well advanced, and all the leaves of the deciduous trees, particularly the sugar maples, were bright with colors, shining red and orange and yellow, painting the ridge.
37	blush	Noun	UNKNOWN	1636	He remembered his companion, his earlier feelings, and turned away from Pony, blushing fiercely.
38	linger	Verb	UNKNOWN	1637	Elbryan and Pony lingered long by the corpse, studying it intently.
39	politely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1638	Most listened politely but turned up their eyes and shook their heads whenever Brody looked away.
40	unexpectedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1639	He nodded to Adjonas, then unexpectedly handed the stone to Avelyn.
41	amazed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1640	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
42	sharply	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1641	"I cannot," he admitted, looking back sharply, his eyes reflecting a simmering rage.
43	intercept	Noun	UNKNOWN	1642	Elbryan wondered, as he, too, worked through the tangled crowd, angling to intercept the newcomer.
44	expanse	Noun	UNKNOWN	1643	Now it was Elbryan's turn to laugh, as he discerned the dimensions of the true trap, then easily leaped it, leaving the last few feet of the path, the last expanse to the food, open to him.
45	amazement	Noun	UNKNOWN	1644	To Jill's amazement, his eyes closed.
46	nasty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1645	These weren't particularly nasty traps, designed more to embarrass than to injure.
47	type	Noun	UNKNOWN	1646	Old Brody was a snarling type, angry at the world and at his own infirmities, and an easy mark for children, always ready to give chase and never quick enough to make a catch.
48	lend	Verb	UNKNOWN	1647	"I am always ready to lend aid to those of St.
49	nestle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1648	Juraviel, too, was near to sleep, the elf comfortably nestled in the V of a high branch.
50	fume	Verb	UNKNOWN	1649	Twice he fumed corners to see the monster waiting for him.
51	stake	Verb	UNKNOWN	1650	There was more at stake here than his own life.
52	twist	Noun	UNKNOWN	1651	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.
53	hood	Noun	UNKNOWN	1652	He peeked out around the side of his hood to make sure that they carried no bows.
54	impressive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1653	The visible parts of the monastery were impressive; the sea wall alone rose and melted back into the cliff face for more than a mile.
55	forty	Noun	UNKNOWN	1654	Avelyn was the youngest of ten, and his parents had been well into their forties when he was born.
56	bond	Noun	UNKNOWN	1655	Siherton maintained his tight bond with Quintall and lobbied for the younger man to be included - as Thagraine's replacement and not Avelyn's.
57	controlled	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1656	He came through the gauntlet without uttering a single sound beyond the range of his controlled, even-toned chant.
58	art	Noun	UNKNOWN	1657	Quintall was easily the best of the four in matters of martial arts.
59	patch	Verb	UNKNOWN	1658	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
60	map	Noun	UNKNOWN	1659	The ranger took a stick from the edge of the low fire and drew a rough map of the area on the ground.
61	route	Noun	UNKNOWN	1660	Here, high stones lined both sides of the trail, making passage off the path nearly impossible unless Elbryan took a circuitous route quite deep into the underbrush.
62	painful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1661	She let the night canopy absorb her, used it to filter back through the painful barriers.
63	fun	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1662	Let Tuntun have her fun this day, the elf decided; that would make his victory all the sweeter when Elbryan finally proved himself.
64	graceful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1663	Sometimes they held hands, and other times they let go long enough for every other elf to turn a graceful pirouette.
65	greatly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1664	It pleased her greatly to help out Elbryan, to guard his emotions.
66	following	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1665	He came into the Way again the following week.
67	races	Noun	UNKNOWN	1666	Already the goblins, the powries, or one of the other races the demon would claim as minions had felt that awakening and had been given the courage to act.
68	spectacle	Noun	UNKNOWN	1667	With great effort, Elbryan tore his gaze from the dreadful spectacle below and glanced all around.
69	twin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1668	Elbryan fell back behind the twin pines, catching the shout in his throat, gasping for breath.
70	failed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1669	If that failed, the next task was to save as many individuals as possible.
71	locate	Noun	UNKNOWN	1670	A warrior knows his enemy, locates his enemy, and watches its every move.
72	meaning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1671	Elbryan hardly knew what a "bloody cap" was, and so the meaning of his own curse was lost on him.
73	sympathetic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1672	Master Jojonah was glad to hear the sympathetic question.
74	fighter	Noun	UNKNOWN	1673	Then the ranger began his scan again, seeking the newcomer, this skilled fighter, this assassin.
75	stomach	Noun	UNKNOWN	1674	The last bite, of a cinnamon roll turned over in Avelyn's stomach, a sinking feeling.
76	whimper	Verb	UNKNOWN	1675	Carley dan Aubrey's whimper brought him back to his senses.
77	shaft	Noun	UNKNOWN	1676	It raised the shaft like a club, bearing down on him.
78	twisting	Verb	UNKNOWN	1677	Brother Justice used a fantasy of twisting the fool's head off to force a smile.
79	mercy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1678	They showed no mercy; Pony saw one woman beg for her life, offer herself to the goblins circling about her.
80	skitter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1679	Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.
81	squirm	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1680	The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.
82	rich	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1681	The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.
83	conjure	Verb	UNKNOWN	1682	He stopped at the door, bowed his head; and closed his eyes, conjuring images of the young Avelyn.
84	display	Noun	UNKNOWN	1683	Avelyn had never seen such a display, couldn't begin to decipher it.
85	stated	Verb	UNKNOWN	1684	"Might that we be getting together when the hearth's burning low," he stated more than asked.
86	shadowy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1685	Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit.
87	widely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1686	So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.
88	neatly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1687	Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that her Jilly would be taken from her.
89	frantic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1688	For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.
90	cot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1689	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
91	recite	Verb	UNKNOWN	1690	Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.
92	heed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1691	Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings?
93	points	Noun	UNKNOWN	1692	He was a friend, of like mind and, on most points, morals.
94	moon	Noun	UNKNOWN	1693	Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
95	tool	Noun	UNKNOWN	1694	At the end of the day, Juraviel revealed a new tool for him, the very cap he wore upon his head.
96	pile	Noun	UNKNOWN	1695	Three men lay about on piled skins, black bear mostly, drinking foamy beer from old mugs.
97	lone	Noun	UNKNOWN	1696	Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .
98	forever	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1697	Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.
99	horrible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1698	Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world.
100	miserable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1699	There is no afterlife for a miserable wretch such as thee!
101	embarrassed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1700	He did well to stifle his belch and looked at Jill as if embarrassed.