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| 1 | lemma | pos | cefr_level | coverage_rank | context_sentence | context_sentence_zh | definition_zh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | him | Noun | UNKNOWN | 1 | Elbryan's father had assured him that Wyndon boys were normally late in sprouting. | 艾爾布萊恩的父親曾向他保證,溫登家的男孩通常發育較晚。 | (名詞) 個人或群體所做之事——常與「take」搭配使用 |
| 3 | back | Verb | UNKNOWN | 2 | The spirit had come back to Corona encased in obsidian! | 那股靈力已化作黑曜石,重返科羅納! | (動詞) 協助(某人):支持 |
| 4 | them | Noun | UNKNOWN | 3 | Behind them, Dundalis sat quiet and dark. | 在他們身後,鄧達利斯靜靜地矗立著,一片幽暗。 | (名詞)最優秀的人或事物:最優秀的一群人或事物 |
| 5 | monk | Noun | UNKNOWN | 4 | The young monk nodded slightly. | 年輕的僧人微微點了點頭。 | (名詞)某宗教團體的男性成員,通常發誓終身保持貧窮、不婚,並與社會隔絕 |
| 6 | down | Verb | UNKNOWN | 5 | A thin crack ran down the center of the obsidian sarcophagus. | 一道細細的裂痕沿著黑曜石石棺的中央延伸而下。 | (動詞)使(某物)掉落地面 |
| 7 | stone | Noun | UNKNOWN | 6 | Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power. | 那灰色的岩壁彷彿直接從堅實的岩石中生長出來,彷彿是大地力量的延伸。 | (名詞)一種來自地底的堅硬物質,常用於建築、雕刻等用途——常置於另一個名詞之前 |
| 8 | away | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 7 | The boy looked away, angry at himself for allowing such feelings. | 男孩轉過頭去,對自己竟會產生這種念頭感到懊惱。 | (副詞)從某處:在某處或前往另一處或方向 |
| 9 | goblin | Noun | UNKNOWN | 8 | The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war. | 那些邪惡的哥布林確實如此,滿心憤怒與貪婪,沉迷於殺戮與戰爭。 | (名詞)一種醜陋且有時邪惡的生物,喜歡惹是生非 |
| 10 | way | Noun | UNKNOWN | 9 | Gradually a smile found its way back onto her face, her dimples showing the slightest blush of red. | 她的臉上逐漸浮現出一抹微笑,酒窩裡泛起一絲紅暈。 | (名詞) 某人或某物如何行事的方式:某人或某物的行為、外觀、感受等——通常為單數——常接「to + 動詞」——常與「in」搭配使用 |
| 11 | turn | Verb | A2 | 10 | Its thoughts turned from its enemies to those it would summon as minions. | 它的思緒從敵人轉向了那些它將召喚來作為爪牙的生物。 | (動詞) 繞著某個中心點轉動 — 通常 + 繞著 |
| 12 | elf | Noun | UNKNOWN | 11 | Juraviel didn't have to look Tuntun's way to know her pose, for the obstinate elf struck it often. | 茱拉維爾無需看向屯屯,便知道她擺了什麼姿勢,因為這位固執的精靈經常擺出那樣的身姿。 | (名詞)故事中的一種小生物,通常擁有尖耳並具備魔法能力 |
| 13 | right | Adverb | A2 | 12 | Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power. | 那灰色的岩壁彷彿直接從堅實的岩石中生長出來,彷彿是大地力量的延伸。 | (副詞)在文中提及的確切地點、位置或時刻 |
| 14 | hard | Adjective | A2 | 13 | Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it. | 奧爾萬·溫登再次向在場眾人完整地講述了這個故事,並竭力避免添油加醋。 | (形容詞)非常堅硬或堅實:不易彎曲、切割等;不柔軟 |
| 15 | long | Adjective | A2 | 14 | Elbryan and Pony lingered long by the corpse, studying it intently. | 艾爾布萊恩和波尼在屍體旁久久徘徊,仔細端詳著。 | (形容詞)從一端延伸至另一端,距離極長:並非短的 |
| 16 | young | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 15 | Avelyn was the youngest of ten, and his parents had been well into their forties when he was born. | 艾維林是十個孩子中最小的,他出生時,父母都已年過四十。 | (形容詞)處於生命、生長或發育的早期階段:尚未年老 |
| 17 | other | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 16 | Panic hit him, wrestling hard with a jumble of other emotions that Elbryan did not understand. | 恐慌席捲了他,與一團他無法理解的複雜情緒激烈纏鬥。 | (形容詞)—用來指代唯一剩下的人或事物,或是尚未提及的人或事物 |
| 18 | head | Noun | UNKNOWN | 17 | Pony sighed, too, and shook her head as if to show her ultimate frustration with adults. | 小馬也嘆了口氣,搖了搖頭,彷彿要表達她對大人的極度無奈。 | (名詞) 身體中包含大腦、眼睛、耳朵、鼻子和嘴巴的部位 |
| 19 | giant | Noun | UNKNOWN | 18 | Pony shrugged, not willing to discount the possibility of giants, not after viewing a dead goblin. | 小馬聳了聳肩,不願排除巨人存在的可能性——畢竟他親眼見過一具哥布林屍體。 | (名詞)一種傳說中的生物,通常被認為是體型極其龐大且力量強大的存在 |
| 20 | side | Noun | UNKNOWN | 19 | Immediately a pair of mugs came up into the air from the side of the room. | 霎時間,房間一側飛起了一對馬克杯。 | (名詞)指遠離某物中心或位於其中心之外的地方、空間或方向——常與「on」或「to」搭配使用 |
| 21 | foot | Noun | UNKNOWN | 20 | They sat together, yet apart, separated by a couple of feet and by the wall of Elbryan's confusion. | 他們雖坐在一起,卻又彼此疏離,相隔僅有幾英尺,更隔著埃爾布萊恩內心的困惑之牆。 | (名詞) 動物或人類用以站立和行走的腿部部位:腳踝以下的腿部部位——常用於其他名詞之前 |
| 22 | arm | Noun | UNKNOWN | 21 | Jilseponie moved first, a single, tiny step, her arm reaching out helplessly. | 吉爾塞波妮率先動了起來,只邁出了一小步,手臂無助地伸了出去。 | (名詞) 指兩條長形肢體中的任一條,其一端與肩部連接,另一端則止於手部或手腕 |
| 23 | against | Adjective | B1 | 22 | Pony squeezed in tight between two buildings and put her head against a wall. | 小馬擠在兩棟建築物之間,將頭靠在牆上。 | (介詞)與(某人或某事)相對 |
| 24 | own | Adjective | A2 | 23 | Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red. | 艾爾布萊恩慶幸那個心不在焉的女孩沒有注意到他臉上泛起的紅暈。 | (形容詞) —用以表示某物專屬於某人或某物,且與其他任何事物無關—總是在所有格(如「我的」、「你的」或「他們的」)之後使用 |
| 25 | word | Noun | UNKNOWN | 24 | Pony spoke the words again, under her breath. | 小馬再次輕聲說了那句話。 | (名詞) 具有特定含義,並可透過口語或書面形式表達的聲音或聲音組合 |
| 26 | far | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 25 | All that she wanted now was to get away, far away. | 此刻,她只想逃離這裡,逃得越遠越好。 | (形容詞)在空間或時間上非常遙遠 |
| 27 | sword | Noun | UNKNOWN | 26 | The shining sword, the horse's run, The bane of monsters all and one. | 閃耀的寶劍,奔馳的駿馬, 萬魔之敵,無一倖免。 | (名詞)一種具有長金屬刀身、刀尖銳利且刃口鋒利的武器 |
| 28 | such | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 27 | For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered. | 對洞穴中的那隻惡魔生物而言,這些問題根本無關緊要。 | (副詞)—用以使描述更具張力 |
| 29 | good | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 28 | The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit. | 這具具體、有形的軀體,讓那遊蕩的靈魂感到舒適。 | (形容詞)品質優良的 |
| 30 | behind | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 29 | The new class of twenty-five stood one behind the other. | 這二十五名新生排成一列,一人緊跟在另一人身後。 | (形容詞)在私下進行或發生,不為公眾所知或所見 |
| 31 | reply | Verb | UNKNOWN | 30 | The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions. | 那位身材魁梧的男人回瞪了他一眼,這眼神絲毫未能消除僧人心中日益加深的疑慮。 | (動詞) 說、寫或做某事作為回答或回應 |
| 32 | centaur | Noun | UNKNOWN | 31 | Weasel?" The centaur snorted. | 「鼬鼠?」 半人馬嗤之以鼻。 | (名詞)希臘神話中半人半馬的生物 |
| 33 | master | Noun | UNKNOWN | 32 | He wanted to punch out at the tall master for even insinuating otherwise. | 光是那位高個子師傅竟敢暗示另有隱情,他就想一拳揍過去。 | (名詞) 對他人擁有控制權或權力的人:例如 |
| 34 | realize | Verb | B1 | 33 | The object on the fourth shoulder pole, each man realized, would be enough to get the lesson across. | 每個人都明白,第四根肩槓上的那個物件,就足以讓人明白這個教訓。 | (動詞) 理解或察覺(某事) |
| 35 | tree | Noun | UNKNOWN | 34 | What song is this, drift through the trees To lift men broken from their knees? | 這是什麼歌,在樹林間飄蕩 讓跌倒的人們重新站起? | (名詞)一種通常高大的植物,具有粗壯的木質莖幹和許多粗大的枝幹 |
| 36 | world | Noun | A2 | 35 | All the world seemed still, not a bird calling, not a whisper of wind. | 整個世界彷彿靜止了,既無鳥鳴,亦無微風輕拂。 | (名詞)地球及其上的一切生靈與萬物 |
| 37 | soon | Adjective | A2 | 36 | The snicker was soon gone, but the smile remained, all the wider for the sight. | 那聲輕笑很快便消失了,但笑容卻依然掛在臉上,這幅景象讓笑容顯得更加燦爛。 | (形容詞)能夠做到的 |
| 38 | great | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 37 | A grinding sound, the great gates sliding open, brought the young man from his contemplations. | 一陣吱嘎聲響,巨大的大門滑開,將那名年輕人從沉思中驚醒。 | (形容詞)體積非常大:非常大——通常置於名詞之前 |
| 39 | ground | Noun | UNKNOWN | 38 | Pony fell to her knees and began to scrape the ground at the base of Olwan's house. | 小馬跪倒在地,開始在奧爾萬家屋簷下方的地面上刮擦。 | (名詞) 地球表面 |
| 40 | indeed | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 39 | Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof! | 信仰不需證據——事實上,信仰的價值正在於對信念的忠誠,而無需證據! | (副詞)毫無疑問——用來強調陳述的真實性——常接在「非常」之後 |
| 41 | well | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 40 | Avelyn was the youngest of ten, and his parents had been well into their forties when he was born. | 艾維林是十個孩子中最小的,他出生時,父母都已年過四十。 | (副詞)以成功的方式 |
| 42 | perhaps | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 41 | She reached deeper, perhaps a foot and a half down, and her hand met cold, wet ground. | 她把手伸得更深,大概有一英尺半深,手掌觸碰到冰冷潮濕的地面。 | (副詞)可能,但不確定:也許 |
| 43 | creature | Noun | UNKNOWN | 42 | For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered. | 對洞穴中的那隻惡魔生物而言,這些問題根本無關緊要。 | (名詞) 任何種類的動物 |
| 44 | wall | Noun | UNKNOWN | 43 | They sat together, yet apart, separated by a couple of feet and by the wall of Elbryan's confusion. | 他們雖坐在一起,卻又彼此疏離,相隔僅有幾英尺,更隔著一堵由艾爾布萊恩的困惑所築起的牆。 | (名詞) 用磚、石等材料建造、用以圍繞某個區域或將一個區域與另一個區域分隔開來的結構——常作比喻使用 |
| 45 | dactyl | Noun | UNKNOWN | 44 | Salvatore Copyright 1996 The demon dactyl came awake. | 薩爾瓦托雷 版權所有 1996 惡魔達克提爾甦醒了。 | (名詞)一種由三個音節(— ⏑ ⏑)組成的詩歌音步,即一個長音節後接兩個短音節,或一個重音節後接兩個非重音節。 |
| 46 | human | Noun | UNKNOWN | 45 | Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin. | 它的頭部也帶點人形,只是線條更為棱角分明,下顎狹窄,下巴尖尖的。 | (名詞) 一個人——通常為複數 |
| 47 | moment | Noun | B1 | 46 | After a moment of shock, the goblins had thrown their spears, injuring one man. | 經過片刻的驚愕,哥布林們便投擲長矛,擊傷了一名男子。 | (名詞) 極短的時間 |
| 48 | last | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 47 | How many decades, even centuries, had passed since its last visit to Corona? | 自上次造訪科羅納以來,究竟已過了多少十年,甚至多少個世紀? | (形容詞)在時間、順序或重要性上排在所有其他事物之後的:最後的 |
| 49 | end | Verb | UNKNOWN | 48 | Stubborn to the end, he stabbed again as hard as he could, then closed his eyes. | 他至死不屈,竭盡全力再次刺出,隨後閉上了雙眼。 | (動詞) 停止或結束:不再繼續發生或存在 |
| 50 | line | Verb | UNKNOWN | 49 | There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance. | 再也沒有防禦線了,也沒有任何有組織的抵抗據點。 | (動詞) 沿著(某物,例如走廊、建築物或街道)排列或排成一列 |
| 51 | under | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 50 | Pony spoke the words again, under her breath. | 小馬再次輕聲說了那句話。 | (介詞)位於(某物)之下或低於(某物)的位置:在(某物)下方或底層:在……之下 |
| 52 | fight | Verb | UNKNOWN | 51 | He looked ahead at the evergreen vale and noted to his dismay that a fight was going on down there. | 他望向前方那片常青的山谷,驚訝地發現下方正有一場激戰在進行。 | (動詞)使用武器或武力試圖傷害他人、擊敗敵人等:在戰鬥或肢體衝突中奮戰——常與「對抗」搭配使用 |
| 53 | body | Noun | UNKNOWN | 52 | The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit. | 這具具體而真實的軀體,讓那遊蕩的靈魂感到舒適。 | (名詞)人或動物的整個身體——常用於另一個名詞之前 |
| 54 | light | Verb | A2 | 53 | He dressed quickly, fumbling with his clothes in the red light of the hearth's glowing embers. | 他匆匆穿好衣服,在壁爐餘燼散發的紅光下,笨拙地翻找著衣物。 | (動詞) 為(某物)提供光源 |
| 55 | fast | Adjective | A2 | 54 | He moved faster still when he heard the voices of the hunters. | 當他聽見獵人的聲音時,步伐變得更加急促。 | (形容詞)快速移動的或能夠快速移動的 |
| 56 | fear | Noun | B1 | 55 | His hands did move now, as he lost his fear of touching Pony. | 此刻他的雙手確實動了起來,因為他不再害怕觸碰小馬。 | (名詞)因察覺到危險而產生的一種不愉快的情緒:一種恐懼的感覺 |
| 57 | nod | Verb | UNKNOWN | 56 | Olwan Wyndon nodded, not wanting to get Brody into one of his legendary fits of outrage. | 奧爾萬·溫登點了點頭,生怕惹得布羅迪發起他那傳說中的一場暴怒。 | (動詞) 上下點頭,以此表示「是」或表達同意、理解或贊同 |
| 58 | low | Adjective | A2 | 57 | He dropped his head lower, brought his hands up. | 他低下了頭,舉起了雙手。 | (形容詞)不升起或不向上延伸很遠 |
| 59 | thing | Noun | UNKNOWN | 58 | CHAPTER 3 The Lingering Kiss Things quieted quickly in Dundalis. | 第三章 縈繞不去的吻 鄧達利斯很快便恢復了平靜。 | (名詞) 名稱不詳或未被提及的物體 |
| 60 | small | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 59 | Scores and scores of small arrows, filling the air all about him! | 成百上千支小箭,彷彿填滿了他周遭的整個空間! | (形容詞)體積小 |
| 61 | explain | Verb | A2 | 60 | The mysteries of stone magic could not be explained away by human desires of control and order. | 石之魔法的奧秘,無法僅以人類對控制與秩序的渴望來解釋。 | (動詞) 使(某事)清楚或易於理解 |
| 62 | himself | Noun | UNKNOWN | 61 | Dinoniel himself had come into this cave after the beast, had skewered the dactyl... | 迪諾尼爾本人是追著那頭野獸進入這座洞穴的,他將那隻指爪獸刺穿…… | (名詞) 兩條線、邊緣或物體的兩側相交的點或區域 |
| 63 | here | Noun | UNKNOWN | 62 | A trip line here, a disguised patch of slick mud on a corner there. | 這裡有條陷阱線,那裡彎道上藏著一塊看似無害的濕滑泥地。 | (名詞) 這個地方 |
| 64 | magic | Noun | UNKNOWN | 63 | The ruby was thrumming in his hand, its magic intense and straining for release. | 那顆紅寶石在他掌心震顫著,其魔力強烈而亟欲釋放。 | (名詞)一種力量,能讓人(例如女巫和巫師)透過說出特殊咒語或執行特殊動作,來完成看似不可能的事情 |
| 65 | high | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 64 | The place was not bright, having only a handful of tiny windows set high up on the tall walls. | 那裡光線昏暗,高聳的牆壁上僅有寥寥幾扇小窗。 | (形容詞)高聳入雲或向上延伸很遠 |
| 66 | past | Noun | A2 | 65 | Juraviel walked past Elbryan to the trough and dipped his cupped hands in. | 茱拉維爾從艾爾布萊恩身旁走過,走向水槽,將雙手捧起浸入水中。 | (名詞) 較早的時期:現在之前的時期——通常與 |
| 67 | something | Noun | UNKNOWN | 66 | Or was it something more profound? | 還是說,這背後有更深層的意義? | (名詞) 記錄已支付及已收款項的文件:帳單 |
| 68 | voice | Noun | B1 | 67 | He moved faster still when he heard the voices of the hunters. | 當他聽見獵人的聲音時,步伐變得更加急促。 | (名詞) 說話、唱歌等時,由嘴巴和喉嚨發出的聲音。 |
| 69 | little | Adjective | A2 | 68 | Goblins were little seen creatures; many considered them more myth than truth. | 哥布林是極少被人見到的生物;許多人認為它們更像是傳說而非真實存在。 | (形容詞)體積小 |
| 70 | wide | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 69 | The snicker was soon gone, but the smile remained, all the wider for the sight. | 那聲輕笑很快便消失了,但笑容卻依然掛在臉上,眼前的景象讓那笑容顯得更加燦爛。 | (形容詞)從一端延伸至另一端,距離極長:不狹窄 |
| 71 | suddenly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 70 | He felt warm suddenly, a bit dizzy, a bit frightened. | 他突然感到一陣暖意,有些頭暈,也有些害怕。 | (副詞)非常迅速地,通常以出乎意料的方式:突然地 |
| 72 | father | Noun | UNKNOWN | 71 | Elbryan's father had assured him that Wyndon boys were normally late in sprouting. | 艾爾布萊恩的父親曾向他保證,溫登家的男孩通常發育較晚。 | (名詞) 父親 |
| 73 | point | Verb | UNKNOWN | 72 | The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions. | 從這個角度望去,在漸漸明亮的光線中,眼前的景象那份荒涼感令同伴們驚嘆不已。 | (動詞) 透過將手指或手持的物品朝特定方向移動,來指引他人注視的方向 — 常接 at — 常接 to — 常接 toward |
| 74 | once | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 73 | Elbryan held his breath, gasped once, then held it again. | 艾爾布萊恩屏住呼吸,喘了口氣,接著又屏住呼吸。 | (副詞)僅此一次 |
| 75 | smile | Verb | A2 | 74 | Elbryan moved up to the comer of the next house, smiling for his cleverness, and peered around. | 艾爾布萊恩走到隔壁房子的轉角處,為自己的機智而暗自竊喜,隨即探頭張望。 | (動詞)微笑:讓嘴角上揚,以表情展現快樂、愉悅、喜悅、親暱等情緒——常接「at」 |
| 76 | consider | Verb | B1 | 75 | Goblins were little seen creatures; many considered them more myth than truth. | 哥布林是極少被人見到的生物;許多人認為它們更像是傳說而非真實存在。 | (動詞)仔細思考(某事或某人),特別是為了做出選擇或決定 |
| 77 | hit | Noun | B1 | 76 | Realizing she hadn't been hit by anything, she put her feet back under her and ran on. | 她意識到自己並沒有被什麼東西擊中,便重新站穩腳步,繼續跑了下去。 | (名詞) 擊打某人或某物的行為 |
| 78 | shoulder | Noun | UNKNOWN | 77 | The object on the fourth shoulder pole, each man realized, would be enough to get the lesson across. | 每個人都明白,第四根肩扛桿上的那個物件,就足以讓人明白這個教訓。 | (名詞)手臂與身體連接的部位——常作比喻使用 |
| 79 | near | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 78 | Pony picked her way around the back of the nearest houses, moving in and out of the shadows. | 波妮小心翼翼地繞過附近房屋的後方,時而隱入陰影,時而現身於光影之間。 | (形容詞)距離不遠:靠近 |
| 80 | along | Verb | UNKNOWN | 79 | He caressed her neck, ran his hand down her side and along the outside of her strong leg. | 他輕撫她的頸項,手掌順著她的腰際滑下,再沿著她結實的大腿外側撫過。 | (動詞) 朝某人或某物移動 |
| 81 | step | Verb | UNKNOWN | 80 | Jilseponie moved first, a single, tiny step, her arm reaching out helplessly. | 吉爾塞波妮率先動了起來,只邁出了一小步,手臂無助地伸了出去。 | (動詞) 將腳抬起並落在不同位置,藉此朝指定方向移動:透過步行前往某處 |
| 82 | deep | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 81 | The demon spirit fell deep within itself, summoned its powers, both physical and magical. | 那隻惡靈沉入內心深處,調動了自身的所有力量,無論是肉體之力還是魔法之力。 | (形容詞)指從表面或最高點到底部的距離很遠——常作比喻使用 |
| 83 | bear | Verb | UNKNOWN | 82 | Hooves of music rend the gloom Bearing Nightbird, know your doom! | 樂音的蹄聲撕裂了陰霾 駕馭夜鳥者,當知你的宿命! | (動詞) 接受或忍受(某事)——通常用於搭配 can、can't、could 及 couldn't(美國)的疑問句和否定句中——+ for |
| 84 | village | Noun | UNKNOWN | 83 | Work in the village was at full pace, readying for winter. | 村裡正加緊腳步,為過冬做準備。 | (名詞) 鄉間的一座小鎮 |
| 85 | powrie | Noun | UNKNOWN | 84 | It was a powrie mannikin, Avelyn realized. | 艾芙琳這才意識到,那是一個無力的小人偶。 | 將回歸 |
| 86 | pair | Noun | UNKNOWN | 85 | Immediately a pair of mugs came up into the air from the side of the room. | 霎時間,房間一側飛起了一對馬克杯。 | (名詞) 兩樣相同且本應搭配使用的東西 |
| 87 | next | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 86 | Elbryan moved up to the comer of the next house, smiling for his cleverness, and peered around. | 艾爾布萊恩走到隔壁房子的轉角處,為自己的機智而暗自竊喜,隨即探頭張望。 | (形容詞)緊接在這個之後的:緊接在剛才出現、發生等事物的之後。 |
| 88 | old | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 87 | The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair. | 年幼的孩子們蜂擁而出,圍著那對年長者轉。 | (形容詞)年事已高:不再年輕 |
| 89 | fly | Verb | UNKNOWN | 88 | Scatter, goblins, fly and flee! | 散開吧,小妖精們,快飛走逃命吧! | (動詞)利用翅膀在空中飛行 |
| 90 | powries | Noun | UNKNOWN | 89 | Now at the taffrail the four monks and Captain Adjonas watched the powries' progress. | 此刻,四名僧侶與阿喬納斯船長正站在船尾欄杆旁,注視著那些小船的前進。 | 粉塵 |
| 91 | star | Verb | UNKNOWN | 90 | Elbryan pulled back his trembling hand, staring wide-eyed at the bright blood that now covered it. | 艾爾布萊恩縮回顫抖的手,瞪大雙眼盯著此刻已染滿鮮血的手掌。 | (動詞)在電影、戲劇等作品中擔綱主角——通常接「in」 |
| 92 | group | Noun | UNKNOWN | 91 | Elbryan went left, shadowing a group of three. | 艾爾布萊恩向左轉,尾隨那三人的身影。 | (名詞) 指聚集在一起或位於同一處的人或事物——常與「of」搭配使用 |
| 93 | dark | Noun | UNKNOWN | 92 | Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone. | 是的,那股黑暗的能量正強烈地流竄於石頭之中。 | (名詞) 完全看不見光線的狀態 |
| 94 | alone | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 93 | Their last few days together, alone for four of every five hours, had brought them even closer. | 他們共度的這幾天裡,每五個小時就有四個小時獨處,這讓兩人的關係更加親密。 | (形容詞)沒有其他人或事物:不涉及或不包含其他人或事物:與其他人或事物分離 |
| 95 | course | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 94 | He should organize his friends - yes, that was the course, he decided. | 他應該召集他的朋友們——沒錯,這就是該走的路,他決定了。 | (動詞) 快速移動或流動 |
| 96 | bow | Verb | UNKNOWN | 95 | He stopped at the door, bowed his head; and closed his eyes, conjuring images of the young Avelyn. | 他停在門口,低下了頭;閉上雙眼,腦海中浮現出年輕時的艾維琳的模樣。 | (動詞) 彎曲頸部或腰部,作為向他人問候或表達敬意的正式方式——通常接「to」 |
| 97 | dead | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 96 | She saw the image of dead Olwan again, and the last glimpse of her father. | 她再次看見已故奧爾萬的影像,以及父親的最後一面。 | (形容詞)已不復存在或不再存活:已失去生命 |
| 98 | sight | Noun | UNKNOWN | 97 | Pony lost sight of her father immediately, mercifully. | 所幸,小馬立刻就看不見父親了。 | (名詞) 人或動物透過眼睛感知光線、顏色等的事物之感官:視覺能力 |
| 99 | cry | Verb | UNKNOWN | 98 | Pony let out a cry, hurled one of her stones at the creature, and ran off. | 小馬驚叫一聲,朝那生物扔出一塊石頭,隨即逃離現場。 | (動詞)因痛苦、悲傷或其他強烈情緒,而頻繁地流淚,並伴隨發出聲響 |
| 100 | strong | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 99 | Pony dared to reach out then; the connection was too strong to let the moment pass. | 波尼這時鼓起勇氣伸出手;這份連結太過強烈,讓她無法錯過這個時刻。 | (形容詞)體能強健、能力出眾:力大無窮 |
| 101 | force | Verb | B1 | 100 | Now she remembered her training, forced herself to think clearly and concisely. | 此刻她憶起受訓時所學,強迫自己保持思緒清晰且簡潔。 | (動詞) 迫使(某人)做他不願做的事 |