booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-30.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	comment	Verb	UNKNOWN	2901	Ignoring the comment, the ranger walked past the group and knelt low, inspecting a set of tracks.
3	attain	Verb	UNKNOWN	2902	"What height must I attain to satisfy the judgment of Tuntun and the many other elves of like mind?
4	mixed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2903	Piled in the emotional jumble were Elbryan's mixed feelings concerning the elves.
5	agility	Noun	UNKNOWN	2904	A combination of strength and agility, a balanced, thinking warrior.
6	establishment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2905	He liked the money the establishment brought in, though, and the young woman already understood that if Graevis and.
7	paying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2906	Elbryan held steady his breath, paying close attention, for though he could understand the melodic language, many individual words might elude him if he was not careful.
8	blaze	Verb	UNKNOWN	2907	In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.
9	bustle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2908	The moment ended all too soon, Cat-the-Stray tuning back to the bustle of the lively room about her.
10	truthfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2909	She knew that Graevis spoke truthfully; she, and not the patrons, was in control in here.
11	gliding	Noun	UNKNOWN	2910	For now Avelyn, had his duties, and his goal was growing closer with each gliding league.
12	differently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2911	Cat suffered his insults, but couldn't dismiss the realization that Pettibwa would have handled it differently, better.
13	apology	Noun	UNKNOWN	2912	Cat suffered the inevitable apology, the insincere man only offering it at the end of his twisted arm.
14	leaving	Noun	UNKNOWN	2913	The flight stopped, leaving Brother Justice standing right before the dais.
15	polite	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2914	To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.
16	populous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2915	The real challenge lay in the south, in the most prosperous and populous kingdom, in Honce-the-Bear.
17	fleeting	Noun	UNKNOWN	2916	Even now, surrounded by the love of the Chilichunks, the place was not home; could never replace the fleeting image of a cabin that she held so dear.
18	predicament	Noun	UNKNOWN	2917	It had been given to her affectionately, she knew, and with all sympathy for her pitiful predicament, and so she had not argued.
19	pelt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2918	Then came the long journey, tagging along with a merchant caravan that had swapped crafted items to the people of the small frontier village in exchange for pelts and great trees that would be used as masts for the sailing ships built in Palmaris.
20	splinter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2919	The leg had splintered in the fall; Cat could see the jagged edge of a bone poking through the skin.
21	midnight	Noun	UNKNOWN	2920	He didn't know the hour but suspected that midnight was near or that it had come and gone.
22	religious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2921	They studied with their respective classmates throughout the day, learning their religious duties and expectations, the day-to-day functions of the abbey, and the fighting techniques.
23	unsettling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2922	Elbryan lifted his eyes at that unsettling notion, looked at the sky as if he expected the dactyl demon to be swooping upon him even then.
24	heated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2923	Quintall spent the better part of an hour in a sometimes heated discussion with Captain Adjonas.
25	garish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2924	Adjonas straightened, the blood rushing to his face, making that garish scar seem all the more imposing.
26	hat	Noun	UNKNOWN	2925	To the relief of the monks - though Quintall felt a bit of disappointment Adjonas tipped his great feathered hat to the monk and nodded slightly, a clear sign of respect.
27	baldric	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2926	He pulled a stone from his baldric, a small red ruby, and handed it over.
28	perilous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2927	He had to set the ground rules right away or this would be a long and perilous journey indeed.
29	offend	Verb	UNKNOWN	2928	He saw that his three companions apparently didn't share his feelings, for Quintall openly scowled as if he were offended by a mere ship's captain speaking so forcefully to him.
30	impart	Verb	UNKNOWN	2929	Quintall seemed disgusted, but Siherton was unbending, silently imparting to the aggravated Quintall that his.
31	faded	Verb	UNKNOWN	2930	So gradually that Elbryan never noticed it, the elven voices faded away one by one.
32	mainmast	Noun	UNKNOWN	2931	He ordered Thagraine and Quintall up the yard of the mainmast, and so up they went, faster than any crewman on the Windrunner.
33	twig	Noun	UNKNOWN	2932	He had to leap away instead, far out to the side, crashing through twigs and saplings, for the boulder superheated, turned red, and then melted away right below him!
34	attempts	Noun	UNKNOWN	2933	Avelyn ran between the pair, easily avoiding their lumbering attempts to grab him.
35	smiles	Noun	UNKNOWN	2934	His parents and their adult friends had accepted him with smiles that he now realized were somewhat condescending.
36	knife	Noun	UNKNOWN	2935	He collected his bowl, towel, and knife, but before he began, remembered that he had not yet asked Juraviel when they would again stalk a deer, something the eager young man greatly wanted to know.
37	elm	Noun	UNKNOWN	2936	The giant was near a wide-branching elm with thick, solid limbs.
38	stature	Noun	UNKNOWN	2937	Though diminutive in stature, they were said to be stronger than an average man and with incredible stamina.
39	sparring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2938	He could never catch Tuntun off her guard; she relished the sparring matches, acting as if they were her personal forum for punishing the young man.
40	overrun	Noun	UNKNOWN	2939	The monstrous troop in the south had been overrun, so it seemed.
41	abrupt	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2940	The would be attacker skidded to an abrupt stop, recognizing the man.
42	correctly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2941	He turned a corner within a triangle of tight pines, expecting correctly that the zombie would be there.
43	conclude	Verb	UNKNOWN	2942	"You approve of my appearance," he concluded.
44	style	Noun	UNKNOWN	2943	At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
45	shy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2944	The folk of Dundalis were, a hardy bunch, not shying from the occasional fight.
46	disturbing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2945	Avelyn remained with her for a long while, fearing that disturbing dreams would visit her.
47	assure	Verb	B2	2946	Has no shortage of money, I can assure you!
48	faraway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2947	He had hoped simply to drive the bear faraway into the deeper woodlands.
49	pleasant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2948	"Flowing out from Aida, encompassing all the world under its blackness." It was not a pleasant thought.
50	rigging	Noun	UNKNOWN	2949	They were busy every minute, checking and rechecking lines, adjusting the rigging, for the Windrunner hadn't been out to deep sea in several years and Captain Adjonas was clearly nervous.
51	feathered	Noun	UNKNOWN	2950	To the relief of the monks - though Quintall felt a bit of disappointment Adjonas tipped his great feathered hat to the monk and nodded slightly, a clear sign of respect.
52	wholly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2951	He still wasn't wholly convinced that he agreed with the technique - or the purpose - of Quintall's training, but he had to admit that it seemed effective.
53	clasp	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2952	They were not clasped, rather, his right hand was cupped, fingers set tight, forearm muscles twitching from the strain.
54	league	Noun	UNKNOWN	2953	For now Avelyn, had his duties, and his goal was growing closer with each gliding league.
55	chewing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2954	"Sheltered in your mother's arms, you have never learned of such treasures." Quintall would say no more about it, leaving Avelyn chewing his lip in frustration for the rest of the afternoon.
56	smelly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2955	A bear or a porcupine or even a smelly skunk might have slipped in here, and it was with great relief that Elbryan found the cave apparently empty, and not so large.
57	solace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2956	His only solace came in his many discussions with Master Jojonah, to whom he still felt a bond.
58	finer	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2957	He began to envision monsters behind that door, a horrid caricature of a woman, of his mother even, leering at him as he entered, eager to destroy his finer feelings, to steal his very soul.
59	piped	Verb	UNKNOWN	2958	He remembered, then, the instrument, piped by a merchant on the occasion of Elbryan's tenth birthday, a curious thing, a leather bag and a series of pipes - - a bagpipe, it was appropriately named.
60	nightshirt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2959	He caught her by surprise, wearing only a dirty nightshirt.
61	local	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2960	Pellimar suggested that they pay a visit to the local abbey.
62	defined	Verb	UNKNOWN	2961	He was naked, at least from the belly up, with a powerful upper body, muscles clearly defined, and an arched back.
63	sentiment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2962	He expressed that sentiment to Juraviel one quiet afternoon, he and the elf out on a long walk, talking of the plants and animals.
64	marriage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2963	The reaction of Pettibwa and Graevis to the news of the marriage was not hard to predict.
65	forsake	Verb	UNKNOWN	2964	Thus find your hearts and enemies true And all ill ways forsake And know the time for righteousness!
66	revealing	Verb	UNKNOWN	2965	The pair looked at Viellain, their expressions revealing much.
67	twirl	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2966	Now firmly held in both hands, his staff made a second twirl, then came arching diagonally toward the ground, toward Tuntun.
68	dirk	Noun	UNKNOWN	2967	He thought himself foolish as he neared the unpredictable Tuntun, expecting that she would find the strength to drive her dirk into his face, thus claiming a draw.
69	stabbing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2968	Connor thrust against her, but she felt no stabbing point.
70	pluck	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2969	She was ripe for the plucking.
71	borne	Noun	UNKNOWN	2970	That left only one possibility, an escape borne on translucent wings.
72	pounce	Infinitive	UNKNOWN	2971	She had meant to pounce right upon stupid Elbryan's back, driving her wooden practice sword into the back of his neck.
73	remarkable	Adjective	B2	2972	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
74	altered	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2973	What, then, had so altered this one?
75	proclamation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2974	On those first few occasions, Connor took the rejection personally, as a slight, despite Jill's proclamations otherwise.
76	bartender	Noun	UNKNOWN	2975	Gwendolyn of the Sea since the fight," the bartender of the tavern added.
77	gown	Noun	UNKNOWN	2976	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
78	charms	Noun	UNKNOWN	2977	Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him!
79	madness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2978	And how could he tolerate any of this madness, this insult to God?
80	loosen	Verb	UNKNOWN	2979	He was trying to loosen up her inhibitions, and she was, too.
81	trapped	Verb	UNKNOWN	2980	She looked up to see she was trapped by the raised hearth, no room to squirm, her head close to the stone.
82	lazily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2981	The ruby, shining with power, arced lazily over the open hatch.
83	prow	Noun	UNKNOWN	2982	The barrelboat was moving much more swiftly than it appeared, for it cut no prow wake, as did the Windrunner.
84	appreciated	Verb	UNKNOWN	2983	Even prosaic and gruff Quintall appreciated the beauty, saw the Halo as a sign of God, and took faith whenever those colors appeared.
85	tire	Verb	UNKNOWN	2984	The dwarves can pedal all day, while most men tire within the hour - or after a couple of hours, at most." Quintall nodded, his respect for the stoic, tireless enemy redoubled.
86	tack	Verb	UNKNOWN	2985	He took a different tack then, rushing to the dais and scrambling up the steps.
87	ram	Noun	UNKNOWN	2986	Hopefully we will be able to keep our pace swift enough so that the powries' initial ram causes little damage.
88	calculation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2987	The showers, by their calculations, were now overdue.
89	quarrel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2988	A crossbow quarrel skipped across the water right beside Avelyn's face as he turned.
90	swimmer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2989	"Who are your best swimmers?" Quintall asked, moving up to the captain.
91	loincloth	Noun	UNKNOWN	2990	He moved to put it in his loincloth but didn't feel secure with, that, so he popped it into his mouth instead, rolling it behind his teeth.
92	dorsal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2991	A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.
93	fortunately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2992	Avelyn shook his head, though fortunately Quintall and Adjonas missed the movement.
94	anxiously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2993	Up ahead, Avelyn and Pellimar waited anxiously.
95	uncommon	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2994	The fan had snagged on some seaweed or on something the caravel had dropped, so the dwarves thought, and it was not so uncommon an occurrence.
96	snapping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2995	Pellimar hit it again, a series of three quick left jabs, then brought his right leg up hard, snapping out his foot to connect right under the powrie's jaw.
97	taking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2996	He ran forward and slid down to the deck, scrambling fast and taking the ruby from his mouth.
98	limp	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2997	He looked much better, seeming his old bouncy self, except for a slight limp.
99	dangle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2998	But they got him up to the rail, Quintall grabbing Pellimar and hauling the man onto the deck, Avelyn dangling dangerously low.
100	unlikely	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2999	A wicked grin widened on the captain's face; he decided to test that unlikely truce.
101	dissipate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3000	The excitement on the Windrunner did not dissipate until the powries were left far behind.