booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-07.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	bent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	601	26	The monk crouched low, bent his legs, and tightened his muscles, measuring the dog's swift approach.
3	fit	Noun	UNKNOWN	602	26	Olwan Wyndon nodded, not wanting to get Brody into one of his legendary fits of outrage.
4	chamber	Noun	UNKNOWN	603	26	There were several monks, men a few years Avelyn's senior, in the chamber above.
5	shield	Noun	UNKNOWN	604	26	Avelyn pulled out his hematite, then remembered the anti-magic shield that Quintall had constructed.
6	patrol	Noun	UNKNOWN	605	26	Elbryan and his friends had offered to walk patrols since the first day of the hunting party's return.
7	mostly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	606	26	For her part, Cat kept her distance, offering a shy smile once or twice but mostly looking the other way.
8	dear	Adjective	UNKNOWN	607	26	This was his Pony, his dearest friend, the girl - no, the young woman - whom he had grown to love.
9	blast	Verb	UNKNOWN	608	26	Elbryan, dazed, his breath blasted away, nearly fainted.
10	glare	Verb	UNKNOWN	609	26	Elbryan glared at Juraviel, in no mood for cryptic talk.
11	shower	Noun	UNKNOWN	610	26	The gift of the showers was given to two monks only, and whatever they might prepare, they might take.
12	breathe	Verb	UNKNOWN	611	26	The elf was already there, and Elbryan breathed a sigh of relief when he noted that it was not Tuntun waiting for him.
13	trouble	Noun	UNKNOWN	612	26	The elves, of course; had little trouble keeping ahead of him, silent and out of sight.
14	mist	Noun	UNKNOWN	613	26	It appeared to him as if the mist were somehow blocking, or at least escaping, the winds, but how could that be?
15	crouch	Noun	UNKNOWN	614	26	Gradually he came up in a crouch, studying the area intently, trying to get some bearings on where he might be.
16	belly	Noun	UNKNOWN	615	26	The one remaining howled and scrambled, fell to its belly, and slid halfway back to the bottom.
17	discern	Verb	C1	616	26	Avelyn swallowed hard, trying to discern his best response.
18	early	Adjective	A2	617	25	Elbryan had sparred with him only once, very early in.
19	bottom	Noun	UNKNOWN	618	25	Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor.
20	deadly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	619	25	How many thousands of goblins and giants had fallen to Mother's deadly blade!
21	doom	Noun	UNKNOWN	620	25	Avelyn winced, seeing men leaping from the deck, their doom at hand.
22	loud	Adjective	UNKNOWN	621	25	That brought a loud snort from Pellimar.
23	everything	Noun	UNKNOWN	622	25	The elves didn't see things that way; Juraviel had once asserted to Elbryan that everything in the.
24	share	Verb	UNKNOWN	623	25	Elbryan felt suddenly closer to the girl, as if they two had shared something very special and very private.
25	ease	Noun	UNKNOWN	624	25	Thagraine was most ill at ease, pacing, stalking, and muttering to himself.
26	toss	Verb	UNKNOWN	625	25	Avelyn continued to stare at Bradwarden, and smiled as the centaur smiled, as the monk tossed the flask into the brush.
27	pound	Verb	UNKNOWN	626	25	Off the stallion pounded through the predawn forest, running on all through the next day.
28	stare	Noun	UNKNOWN	627	25	Master Jojonah settled back on his heels but met the penetrating stare firmly.
29	gate	Noun	UNKNOWN	628	25	A grinding sound, the great gates sliding open, brought the young man from his contemplations.
30	metal	Noun	UNKNOWN	629	25	One hand banged against the powrie's solid waists against a metal ball above the dwarf's belt.
31	cap	Noun	UNKNOWN	630	25	Early that evening, Elbryan walked onto the low meadow, ringed by tall, thick pines and capped by the starry canopy.
32	scout	Noun	UNKNOWN	631	25	Thus, when the scouts of Elkenbrook reported goblin sign, the hardy folk were not too concerned.
33	obvious	Adjective	B2	632	25	From the sounds emanating from within, it was quite obvious what was going on in there.
34	steady	Adjective	UNKNOWN	633	25	Elbryan forced himself to remain steady, to think clearly.
35	lean	Verb	UNKNOWN	634	25	A cry of agony within the house froze her in place, and she leaned heavily on the frame for support.
36	pray	Verb	UNKNOWN	635	25	Always working or praying; there were no other recollections of Avelyn to be found.
37	sting	Noun	UNKNOWN	636	25	Finally, the stinging ended, and the fomorian tried to move forward, back toward its prey.
38	crystal	Noun	UNKNOWN	637	25	Fortunately, the water was crystal clear.
39	poor	Adjective	UNKNOWN	638	25	Now, putting it so obviously in sexual terms only confused poor Avelyn even more.
40	beat	Verb	UNKNOWN	639	25	If lightning hits me arrow - for that's the only way ye'll beat me - I'll take ye to the one who leads the wild herd.
41	caravan	Noun	UNKNOWN	640	25	Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.
42	prisoner	Noun	UNKNOWN	641	25	You are not a prisoner, yet you are not free.
43	tavern	Noun	UNKNOWN	642	25	There is a tavern now, larger than the old common house and built on the foundation of my old home.
44	boat	Noun	UNKNOWN	643	25	Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.
45	barrelboat	Noun	UNKNOWN	644	25	Avelyn could see the craft clearly now; no longer did he confuse the strange barrelboat with any wave shadows.
46	refugee	Noun	UNKNOWN	645	25	Back at the sheltered meadow, Elbryan gave his permission for the refugees to start a couple of low fires.
47	situation	Singular	B1	646	24	A long, silent moment passed as the gravity of the situation settled more deeply over the four friends.
48	collect	Verb	B1	647	24	Soon the basket was full, so Elbryan hauled it back to the bank and collected another one.
49	awake	Adjective	UNKNOWN	648	24	The demon dactyl came awake.
50	wrap	Verb	UNKNOWN	649	24	Avelyn undressed and wrapped a blanket about himself, then sat alone with his thoughts in front of a blazing fire.
51	tremendous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	650	24	The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high.
52	fully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	651	24	Avelyn nodded and reached out for the jewel, too stunned to fully appreciate the gravity in the old man's voice.
53	armor	Verb	UNKNOWN	652	24	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.
54	purpose	Noun	B2	653	24	This was the purpose of the voyage, after all, and Father Abbot Markwart had made.
55	tunnel	Noun	UNKNOWN	654	24	A cloud of bats shuddered to life at the unexpected noise and flew off down one of the tunnels formed when the lava had flowed from this spot.
56	horizon	Noun	UNKNOWN	655	24	But for all the harsh reality, for all the possibilities that he would not survive, Avelyn watched the watery horizon for hint of those square sails most intently of all.
57	horror	Noun	UNKNOWN	656	24	Cat could hardly believe she had spoken the words, but her horror vanished when Connor laughed heartily.
58	stern	Adjective	UNKNOWN	657	24	Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.
59	southern	Noun	UNKNOWN	658	24	The Windrunner glided easily over calmer seas, the southern reaches of the Mantis Arm's coast a gray blur to the west.
60	halfway	Noun	UNKNOWN	659	24	The boy believed the sun to be in the west, halfway from noon to sunset.
61	ghost	Noun	UNKNOWN	660	24	The Forest Ghost was a common legend in the Timberlands.
62	press	Verb	UNKNOWN	661	24	Master Jojonah kept quiet and continued on his way, and Avelyn knew better than to press the point.
63	twice	Adverb	UNKNOWN	662	24	For her part, Cat kept her distance, offering a shy smile once or twice but mostly looking the other way.
64	bare	Adjective	UNKNOWN	663	24	Belli'mar Juraviel held his hand up, begging silence, then shifted his sensitive bare feet about on the stone face.
65	wildly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	664	24	Pony spun and jumped on it, flailing wildly with both fists, kicking and kneeing viciously.
66	weave	Verb	UNKNOWN	665	24	She took up her tray and weaved across the room, getting back to the corner table with hardly a drop spilled.
67	feature	Noun	B2	666	24	Avelyn wanted to go closer to it to study the stern facial features and the incredible craftsmanship of the armor.
68	groan	Noun	UNKNOWN	667	24	The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.
69	rank	Noun	UNKNOWN	668	24	And the goblin ranks, for all the carnage, remained deep, and seemed undiminished.
70	hook	Verb	UNKNOWN	669	24	Elbryan let fly a wide-arcing left hook as he spun back toward the elf.
71	overwhelm	Verb	UNKNOWN	670	24	Avelyn didn't really understand, but he was too overwhelmed by all of this to think of interrupting with a question.
72	length	Noun	UNKNOWN	671	24	Bluish-white light trailed the length of its path, stealing the green hue, and the zombie fell back and growled.
73	ride	Verb	UNKNOWN	672	24	Symphony would come back to him, he knew, would let him ride again, but.
74	please	Verb	UNKNOWN	673	24	Elbryan wanted to shout out that he would do as he pleased, when he pleased.
75	sort	Verb	UNKNOWN	674	24	Jill was beside him at once, on one knee as he sorted himself out.
76	indicate	Verb	B2	675	24	Stronger than its little body would indicate, the goblin finally pushed her aside and turned its spear.
77	yard	Noun	UNKNOWN	676	24	The barrelboat closed - fifty yards, forty, twenty - cutting the water smoothly.
78	grim	Adjective	UNKNOWN	677	24	It took grim Cat a long while to learn the truth of Pettibwa.
79	craft	Verb	UNKNOWN	678	24	Father Abbot Markwart, closest to the craft, looked at the man, then turned back to the suddenly quiet gathering.
80	graphite	Singular	UNKNOWN	679	24	Avelyn noted the considerable bag, of stones at his belt and the grayish graphite he held in his hand.
81	possible	Adjective	A2	680	23	Jojonah would not have believed it possible.
82	curious	Adjective	B1	681	23	Elbryan and Pony exchanged curious looks.
83	threat	Noun	B1	682	23	Apparently Quintall and Thagraine's secret posed no threat, so whatever it might be really didn't matter.
84	tightly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	683	23	Pony clenched the graphite tightly, nodded once, and walked away.
85	size	Verb	UNKNOWN	684	23	It was the right size for a goblin - a small one - but the way it moved did not seem right to the perceptive ranger.
86	bone	Noun	UNKNOWN	685	23	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
87	belt	Noun	UNKNOWN	686	23	Avelyn noted the considerable bag, of stones at his belt and the grayish graphite he held in his hand.
88	frustration	Singular	UNKNOWN	687	23	Pony sighed, too, and shook her head as if to show her ultimate frustration with adults.
89	closely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	688	23	Some of the other masters, Siherton in particular, watched him closely, very closely, seeking an excuse to berate him.
90	conversation	Singular	UNKNOWN	689	23	Finally, Father Abbot Markwart halted the conversation with an upraised hand.
91	possibility	Noun	UNKNOWN	690	23	Pony shrugged, not willing to discount the possibility of giants, not after viewing a dead goblin.
92	hint	Verb	UNKNOWN	691	23	No answer, no hint, just the murmur, an endless string of mysterious whispers.
93	dismiss	Verb	UNKNOWN	692	23	Rumors hinted that students of St.-Mere-Abelle had been dismissed for less.
94	comfort	Verb	UNKNOWN	693	23	Quiet and sweet were the notes, but that did little to comfort Elbryan.
95	response	Noun	UNKNOWN	694	23	Avelyn's lack of initial response to the news that his mother had died had lent credence to Siherton's complaints.
96	climb	Verb	UNKNOWN	695	23	If it had been a brown bear, he would have taken to the trees, but a black could climb any tree faster than he could.
97	stagger	Verb	UNKNOWN	696	23	The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees.
98	flat	Adjective	UNKNOWN	697	23	Avelyn then let go and dropped into a leg sweep that left Thagraine lying flat on the deck.
99	dart	Verb	UNKNOWN	698	23	With a growl, the ranger threw the dart to the ground.
100	backward	Adverb	UNKNOWN	699	23	To the elves, it is a way to walk backward in time, to rediscover old scenes from the perspective of new enlightenments.
101	defensive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	700	23	Jill understood his concern to be both defensive and compassionate.