booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-34.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	uncertain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3301	And Elbryan cried for himself, his future bleak and uncertain.
3	ruins	Noun	UNKNOWN	3302	And so he searched, pulling corpses from the ruins of houses, collecting the fallen and laying the bodies side by side on the field that had been Bunker Crawyer's corral.
4	exhaustion	Singular	UNKNOWN	3303	Mercifully, Elbryan's grief had brought with it exhaustion, and the boy had found some sleep.
5	moist	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3304	He came out of the house, eyes still moist with tears, his mother's body in his arms.
6	revenge	Noun	UNKNOWN	3305	Despite very real fears, Elbryan wanted revenge.
7	bears	Noun	UNKNOWN	3306	Such a scene of carnage would no doubt bring other scavengers - great cats and bears, perhaps - and Elbryan couldn't be sure that the goblins wouldn't return.
8	transfer	Verb	B2	3307	CHAPTER 27 The Fat Prophet's Warning News that she would soon be transferred to Pireth Vanguard far to the north, did little to change Jill's sullen mood.
9	lace	Noun	UNKNOWN	3308	Now, seeing her adorned in a white gown of satin and lace, her long, thick blond mane pinned up on one side and hanging loose on the other, she seemed made for royalty.
10	snare	Noun	UNKNOWN	3309	The agile elf managed to slip her foot out of Elbryan's belt snare and come dropping back to the ground, though even with her wings fluttering hard, she hit rather unceremoniously.
11	chief	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3310	Juraviel, Elbryan's chief sponsor with Lady Dasslerond, took it lightly.
12	resourceful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3311	He remembered Mather at the start of the legendary ranger's career, a bumbling boy no more adept and probably not even as resourceful as this Elbryan.
13	conclusion	Noun	UNKNOWN	3312	And to the young man who had somehow survived a goblin raid, such a conclusion meant it could only be one thing.
14	rationally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3313	And now he was here, the best scenario he could rationally have hoped to find.
15	casting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3314	The moon was above the easternmost boughs, casting slanted rays upon him, and he realized how foolish he had been and how vulnerable he now was.
16	soothing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3315	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
17	pirouette	Singular	UNKNOWN	3316	They broke their line often, individual elves leaping into pirouettes or simply following steps of their own choosing, but in general the rotation continued about Elbryan.
18	cleaner	Noun	UNKNOWN	3317	It brought images of a younger world, a cleaner and more vibrant world.
19	drained	Verb	UNKNOWN	3318	Gradually, though, his resolve drained away and so did his strength.
20	navigate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3319	Elbryan still could not navigate this area, but he was gaining some understanding.
21	uses	Noun	UNKNOWN	3320	They learned how to tie ropes in a variety of ways, knots necessary for the many uses aboard a sailing vessel.
22	shifts	Noun	UNKNOWN	3321	After only two weeks, his predictions of astronomical shifts were perfect, and within the first month, he could recite all the known magical stones, from adamite to turquoise, their reputed properties, and the greatest known magical effects which had been brought about by each.
23	effects	Noun	UNKNOWN	3322	As such, it was quite easy for Avelyn to counter the effects with his powerful hematite, and soon Elbryan was breathing steadily again, soon the burning pain was no more.
24	petty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3323	But with no time for such petty problems, the ranger had dismissed the incident.
25	studies	Noun	UNKNOWN	3324	All his adult life had been devoted to his studies; there had been no time for such diversions.
26	dread	Noun	UNKNOWN	3325	She dreaded the night to come.
27	knif	Verb	UNKNOWN	3326	Brother Justice knifed his hand into her throat, dropping her back to the snow and dirt.
28	mishap	Verb	UNKNOWN	3327	Inside, Avelyn glimpsed Siherton and Jojonah with the Father Abbot, the old man livid about the mishap in the stone room.
29	severe	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3328	Thagraine and Avelyn exchanged grave looks, given the man's uncharacteristic tone and the severe look on Quintall's face.
30	troubles	Noun	UNKNOWN	3329	All the troubles of the day were lost each night when Avelyn went to his true work, usually under the tutelage of Master Jojonah.
31	procedure	Noun	UNKNOWN	3330	Sometimes that work entailed exhaustive study, reading text after text and reciting procedures so many times in rapid succession that Avelyn would often continue reciting them after he had gone to sleep.
32	list	Noun	UNKNOWN	3331	of stargazing placed a distant second on Avelyn's preferred list of duties.
33	distinguish	Verb	UNKNOWN	3332	Their fear isolates them, and they often cannot distinguish friend from foe.
34	rival	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3333	By the third year, Master Siherton also became invaluable as a mediator between the two rivals from the class of God's Year 816, coaxing Quintall into easing up on his jealousy of Avelyn.
35	astonish	Verb	UNKNOWN	3334	And here before Jojonah's astonished eyes was a young novice, a man of only twenty winters, performing feats that would tax the Father Abbot of St.- Mere-Abelle to the very limits of his powers!
36	feat	Noun	UNKNOWN	3335	And here before Jojonah's astonished eyes was a young novice, a man of only twenty winters, performing feats that would tax the Father Abbot of St.- Mere-Abelle to the very limits of his powers!
37	tax	Verb	UNKNOWN	3336	And here before Jojonah's astonished eyes was a young novice, a man of only twenty winters, performing feats that would tax the Father Abbot of St.- Mere-Abelle to the very limits of his powers!
38	snatch	Verb	UNKNOWN	3337	Avelyn tried hard not to eavesdrop, but he did catch snatches of the conversation, mostly Siherton complaining vigorously that this was against strict procedure.
39	vigorously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3338	The hard-headed powrie shook its head vigorously, lips flapping.
40	accusing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3339	Its head snapped about, an accusing glare falling over the trembling goblin.
41	urgently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3340	"Sort it out," the Father Abbot said again urgently.
42	onlooker	Noun	UNKNOWN	3341	Avelyn took a deep breath, consciously keeping his eyes from the eager gazes of the onlookers.
43	surf	Noun	UNKNOWN	3342	As he neared the pounding surf, Avelyn shifted the amber into the hand holding the malachite and brought forth its powers as well.
44	horizontally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3343	He touched down easily atop the surf, berating himself for not simply walking his body horizontally across the cliff to land atop the wharf instead.
45	wharf	Noun	UNKNOWN	3344	He touched down easily atop the surf, berating himself for not simply walking his body horizontally across the cliff to land atop the wharf instead.
46	weightless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3345	Every movement forced a countermovement from the weightless behemoth, and so, when the stupid thing brought its club high overhead for a mighty chop, the energy lifted the giant from the ground and tuned it right over in midair, a slow-motion somersault.
47	drip	Verb	UNKNOWN	3346	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
48	dunk	Noun	UNKNOWN	3347	He put Elbryan's head under the liquid, brought him up, sputtering, then dunked him again.
49	semiconscious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3348	For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable.
50	mossy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3349	He was on a mossy bank, a gentle slope that put his head comfortably above his feet.
51	bruises	Noun	UNKNOWN	3350	He noted bruises on her legs, his eyes drawn down despite his good intentions.
52	discomfort	Noun	UNKNOWN	3351	The crew were blaming the monks for their discomfort, for this whole journey.
53	homeland	Noun	UNKNOWN	3352	He knew that he was nowhere near Dundalis; this mountain was nothing like the gentle, tree-covered hills of his homeland.
54	perpetual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3353	Each day seemed as the last, an existence of perpetual watch and work.
55	bony	Noun	UNKNOWN	3354	Its limbs were incredibly slender, but they weren't bumpy and bony like Jilseponie's had been when she was much younger.
56	solidity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3355	He could have bent low and barreled into the dwarf, but he sensed its solidity and saw another powrie coming through the hatch behind it.
57	treetop	Noun	UNKNOWN	3356	Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected.
58	childish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3357	The creature's eyes were no less spectacular, two golden stars, they seemed, bright with childish innocence, yet deep with wisdom.
59	grayness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3358	Elbryan sprinted down the slope, back into the grayness, and found a smiling Juraviel waiting for him just a few feet beyond the mist's edge.
60	defiantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3359	The young woman shook her head defiantly, then looked back at the stallion, who reared and whinnied, as if to prod her on.
61	utterly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3360	Then he realized that he was alone again, and utterly lost.
62	raiding	Noun	UNKNOWN	3361	If this boy knew of the evil races, then why was his village so utterly ill equipped to deal with a simple raiding party?
63	raw	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3362	The elf politely kept the question to himself, though, understanding the wounds were too raw in this young one.
64	comparison	Noun	UNKNOWN	3363	Am I goblin or fomorian?" Juraviel asked calmly, that melodic voice alone destroying any possible comparisons to the croaking and growling monsters.
65	strode	Noun	UNKNOWN	3364	Boldly the monk strode forward, stepped up on the leading wall of obsidian, and forward, too, went his magical shield, stealing the demon's heat.
66	brook	Noun	UNKNOWN	3365	This grove - every flower, every bush, every tree and stone, and the trickling brook that crossed it - was something more than the ordinary forests of the region.
67	angrily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3366	"End-o'-the-World," Paulson agreed angrily.
68	godliness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3367	It was the end, the end of hope, of any pretense of godliness.
69	considerably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3368	Juraviel's smile calmed Elbryan considerably.
70	exaggerated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3369	To the child Elbryan, this had been the place of wildly exaggerated fireside tales.
71	anxiety	Noun	UNKNOWN	3370	Thoroughly flustered, feeling very out of place both physically and emotionally, Elbryan took a deep breath and removed himself from his anxiety - as simply as that.
72	resignation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3371	It might have been resignation, a simple conclusion that he could do nothing about anything anyway, but to Juraviel, the obvious change that came over the boy was promising.
73	lowest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3372	With a widening smile, Juraviel started his wings fluttering, bent his knees, and leaped into the air, a half jump, half flight to the lowest branch of a nearby maple.
74	conduct	Noun	UNKNOWN	3373	Had they heeded their own code of conduct, the powries would have been repulsed.
75	rising	Noun	UNKNOWN	3374	"I will show to you your duties with the rising of the sun.
76	lurk	Verb	UNKNOWN	3375	Elbryan had that same impish quality about him as Mather, a love and luster of life, lurking just below the surface.
77	stoically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3376	Even when giant footsteps were noted mingled in with those of the wretched smaller humanoids, the village leaders only shrugged stoically and began sharpening their long broadswords and heavy axes.
78	bobbing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3377	Avelyn finally reached Pellimar and hooked his arm around the bobbing man's shoulder.
79	beacon	Noun	UNKNOWN	3378	They are sparkles of unanswerable wonder, and, too, the beacons of hope.
80	ragged	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3379	CHAPTER 10 Made of Tougher Stuff Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!
81	solstice	Noun	UNKNOWN	3380	By his reckoning, the winter solstice had passed, and he knew Dundalis, or what was left of the village, was likely under several feel of snow.
82	hardship	Noun	UNKNOWN	3381	"You would not guess the hardships I have endured, my friend.
83	chilly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3382	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.
84	loaded	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3383	He got his reward for his morning's toils when he returned to the bog to collect the tenth loaded basket.
85	tea	Noun	UNKNOWN	3384	This day, Elbryan resolved, that tea would burn his tongue!
86	devilish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3385	He found Bradwarden, at work crafting some devilish arrows, and the centaur's face immediately brightened.
87	layout	Noun	UNKNOWN	3386	He put the ninth basket down by the trough right on schedule, took one deep breath, clearing his thoughts and remembering the last layout of the elvish obstacle course.
88	leafy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3387	With the aid of a slanting sunbeam poking down through a break in the leafy boughs, he then spotted a series of nearly translucent trip lines, of height ranging from ankle to knee, blocking one long straight section of the trail.
89	opt	Verb	UNKNOWN	3388	He slowed to a near walk, opting for caution and understanding that an extra few seconds would make no difference in the quality of his meal.
90	caution	Noun	UNKNOWN	3389	He slowed to a near walk, opting for caution and understanding that an extra few seconds would make no difference in the quality of his meal.
91	zip	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3390	Something zipped by him, just under his chin.
92	entangle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3391	"Calm, my friend," Juraviel prompted poor Elbryan, the boy thrashing about and only entangling himself even more.
93	coward	Noun	UNKNOWN	3392	Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.
94	overturn	Verb	UNKNOWN	3393	It struck the bowl of stew, overturning it and making a mess of the meal.
95	wheel	Verb	UNKNOWN	3394	He started to work himself to one side, but then a wheel succumbed to the flames and the gigantic catapult creaked and rocked to the side, pinning the monk.
96	sideways	Verb	UNKNOWN	3395	Furious, Elbryan finally launched himself sideways, putting some ground between him and his elusive opponent.
97	tantalizing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3396	He found, however, that as soon as his left arm extended, his fist flying so tantalizing near Tuntun's swaying head, that his moment of control had passed.
98	lunging	Noun	UNKNOWN	3397	The elf straightened and stiffened, and leaned forward over the lunging boy's head and shoulders.
99	distress	Verb	UNKNOWN	3398	Recognizing the boy's ultimate distress and embarrassment, Juraviel generously let the insult pass.
100	sweetest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3399	The combination of bog water and milk-stones, as the elves called them, produced some of the sweetest juices in all of Corona.
101	product	Noun	UNKNOWN	3400	Belli'mar Joycenevial nodded his head as he considered the product of his love.