booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-14.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	horde	Noun	UNKNOWN	1301	12	Several frightened men ran right over its back as it tumbled, a horde of shrieking goblins close on their heels.
3	considerable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1302	12	Avelyn noted the considerable bag, of stones at his belt and the grayish graphite he held in his hand.
4	pouch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1303	12	Avelyn placed them in a bag, and in it he placed, as well, a small pouch of tiny carnallites, the one stone whose magic could be brought forth only a single time.
5	shatter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1304	12	Half-crazed, his entire world shattered, Avelyn understood.
6	darkfern	Noun	UNKNOWN	1305	12	The darkfern landed upright and held for a moment, then slowly tumbled to the side into Juraviel's waiting hands.
7	bowstring	Noun	UNKNOWN	1306	12	Elbryan pulled the bowstring back with all his strength; Hawkwing's three feathers were as wide apart as they could go.
8	axe	Noun	UNKNOWN	1307	12	Grim Elbryan retrieved the axe from the side of his pack and finished the task at hand.
9	yerself	Noun	UNKNOWN	1308	12	Hear me now, because I would not lie to ye, I'd have no reason to lie to ye: ye did right in running, in taking the stones, even in killing the man who meant to kill yerself.
10	future	Adjective	A2	1309	11	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
11	adult	Noun	A2	1310	11	Next spring, Elbryan would hunt with the adults, the games of his youth left behind.
12	happy	Adjective	A2	1311	11	Whatever her personal problems, the sight of Graevis and Pettibwa so animated and so sincerely happy warmed her heart.
13	wonderful	Adjective	A2	1312	11	That feeling, too, seemed something out of her past, something wonderful and terrifying all at once.
14	similar	Adjective	B1	1313	11	Handed two similar stones, Avelyn could quickly discern which was the stronger.
15	value	Noun	B1	1314	11	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
16	necessary	Adjective	B1	1315	11	They learned how to tie ropes in a variety of ways, knots necessary for the many uses aboard a sailing vessel.
17	deliver	Verb	B1	1316	11	The powrie advanced on the sobbing woman, its hand raised to deliver another heavy blow.
18	worth	Verb	B1	1317	11	Cat decided that it wasn't worth arguing.
19	brave	Adjective	B1	1318	11	He was indeed brave - it was no act - and would willingly face whatever enemy he found without fear of his own death.
20	progress	Verb	B1	1319	11	The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.
21	flicker	Verb	UNKNOWN	1320	11	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
22	fiery	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1321	11	Though she didn't understand its source, Tuntun watched the growing spectacle of the fiery avalanche with satisfaction.
23	resolve	Noun	B2	1322	11	Gradually, though, his resolve drained away and so did his strength.
24	minion	Noun	UNKNOWN	1323	11	Elbryan winced as the fire flared to life, as if expecting all the minions of the dactyl to descend upon him.
25	foul	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1324	11	Hath brought foul beast from caverns deep
26	deserve	Verb	UNKNOWN	1325	11	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
27	mistake	Noun	UNKNOWN	1326	11	If the man made but a single mistake, the mob of villagers would overwhelm him.
28	constantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1327	11	Half an hour passed uneventfully, Elbryan walking and looking about, constantly awed by the beauty and the.
29	rich	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1328	11	The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.
30	leaf	Noun	UNKNOWN	1329	11	Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.
31	determinedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1330	11	All the while, he was circling in toward the heart of the grove, moving determinedly toward the ruined cairn.
32	awkward	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1331	11	Both were large boned, but Avelyn was gawky and awkward, whereas Quintall was muscular, a fine athlete.
33	mock	Noun	UNKNOWN	1332	11	The dactyl laughed at him, mocking his words and his courage, making him feel like an insignificant thing.
34	type	Noun	UNKNOWN	1333	11	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.
35	demeanor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1334	11	Connor's demeanor changed again, suddenly.
36	hearth	Noun	UNKNOWN	1335	11	In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.
37	leather	Noun	UNKNOWN	1336	11	He approached the snared creature boldly, only to find that it had chewed right through the leather bindings.
38	brutal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1337	11	So he suffered the brutal hours of the day, the fighting in which Quintall almost always bested him.
39	trying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1338	11	Olwan Wyndon told the tale again in full to the gathering, trying hard not to embellish it.
40	cliff	Noun	UNKNOWN	1339	11	With the malachite, he floated gently over cliffs that any pursuing monks would spend hours climbing down.
41	structure	Noun	UNKNOWN	1340	11	He marveled at the loose structure of the wood, at the density of the higher room's tile floor.
42	accord	Verb	UNKNOWN	1341	11	It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.
43	sister	Noun	UNKNOWN	1342	11	To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.
44	occasional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1343	11	Elbryan shook his head; he had never heard of rangers, except for occasional references by the elves.
45	courtyard	Noun	UNKNOWN	1344	11	Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss.
46	detail	Noun	UNKNOWN	1345	11	At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
47	victim	Noun	B2	1346	11	On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.
48	settlement	Noun	UNKNOWN	1347	11	The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed.
49	gathering	Noun	UNKNOWN	1348	11	Now Avelyn knew why Adjonas was not at the gathering, and as he considered the implications, his gut churned violently.
50	holding	Noun	UNKNOWN	1349	11	Elbryan looked about; the other two were staggering to their feet, neither holding a weapon.
51	bough	Noun	UNKNOWN	1350	11	Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.
52	closed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1351	11	That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on.
53	comfortably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1352	11	Some rested back against the trees or lay comfortably in the soft grass, drinking their sweet Questel ni'touel wine.
54	vibration	Plural	UNKNOWN	1353	11	Yes, the dark vibrations were running strong through the stone.
55	hopefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1354	11	Elbryan looked at Juraviel hopefully, but the elf just stood, shaking his head.
56	pocket	Noun	UNKNOWN	1355	11	There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.
57	defend	Verb	UNKNOWN	1356	11	Cat knew it, and knew that many others would have defended her as well.
58	fallen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1357	11	Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends.
59	dig	Verb	UNKNOWN	1358	11	Still she dug, widening the hole, trying desperately to squeeze under the slab.
60	release	Verb	UNKNOWN	1359	11	The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground.
61	bee	Noun	UNKNOWN	1360	11	Again he thought of bees - giant bees, perhaps, that stung and stung and flew away.
62	heaven	Noun	UNKNOWN	1361	11	Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth!
63	grace	Verb	UNKNOWN	1362	11	Truly the muscled young human was a thing of beauty and grace, a combination of pure strength and uncanny agility.
64	intact	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1363	11	Ships had been found, so the stories went, intact and seaworthy, but with not a crewman aboard.
65	possess	Verb	UNKNOWN	1364	11	If the man, like his crew, was so obviously nonreligious, then he should not possess such a gem, not for any reason.
66	slightly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1365	11	Perhaps it was the slightly crestfallen look of his friend Juraviel that tipped him to the truth of his own thoughts.
67	distinct	Adjective	B2	1366	11	Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected.
68	tool	Noun	UNKNOWN	1367	11	Avelyn didn't believe a word of it; in his mind, Thagraine had acted as a tool for the murderous Quintall.
69	conscious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1368	11	Elbryan was hardly conscious, with Pony holding him up and holding his smashed.
70	retract	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1369	11	Not even blinking, he reached under his robes, then quickly retracted his hand.
71	invite	Verb	UNKNOWN	1370	11	No longer did the island seem so plush and inviting.
72	description	Singular	UNKNOWN	1371	11	So the monk got a description, and though it was not an exact image of the Avelyn Desbris he had known, it was enough to hold his curiosity.
73	appropriate	Adjective	B2	1372	11	Elbryan chewed on his lip for a moment, trying to find an appropriate response.
74	grunt	Noun	UNKNOWN	1373	11	Barmine continued to scream, though his words soon became but grunts and howls of agony.
75	pleasure	Noun	UNKNOWN	1374	11	Old Bunkus Smealy seemed to take extra pleasure in ordering the monks on any particularly dangerous task.
76	mental	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1375	11	One of his will and mental prowess, no doubt, considering the three gifts he carried.
77	natural	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1376	11	This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals.
78	inevitably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1377	11	That notion inevitably led her back to images of her own childhood, of her mother ...
79	extra	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1378	11	Old Bunkus Smealy seemed to take extra pleasure in ordering the monks on any particularly dangerous task.
80	property	Noun	UNKNOWN	1379	11	There were nearly fifty different types at the abbey, each with its own particular properties, and each individual stone with its own particular intensity.
81	suspicion	Plural	UNKNOWN	1380	11	The pair walked back toward Dundalis then, Avelyn telling Elbryan his suspicions about the pursuit from the church.
82	wickedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1381	11	Brother Justice stopped and smiled wickedly.
83	worry	Verb	UNKNOWN	1382	11	But Avelyn would have to worry about that when the time came.
84	wince	Verb	UNKNOWN	1383	11	Elbryan winced at the reference to the tragedy of Dundalis.
85	perception	Plural	UNKNOWN	1384	11	Thagraine's perception of his sexual past was indeed accurate.
86	recover	Verb	UNKNOWN	1385	11	The powrie got to the monk, but Avelyn had recovered now.
87	harmony	Noun	UNKNOWN	1386	11	There was a music that swelled about him, he suddenly realized, a beautiful harmony, and it, too, seemed to draw him higher to walk among the stars, to dwell in their light and mystery.
88	exact	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1387	11	Juraviel wanted to respond that Mather had fought the exact same way in the first years of his training, but he let it pass.
89	pleased	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1388	11	Juraviel nodded and seemed pleased by the perceptive reasoning.
90	streak	Noun	UNKNOWN	1389	11	Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.
91	chop	Verb	UNKNOWN	1390	11	Now the monk did come on fiercely, chopping at the staff as if he meant to snap it in half.
92	tension	Noun	UNKNOWN	1391	11	Father Abbot Markwart, also sensing the sudden tension, cleared his throat loudly.
93	crewmen	Noun	UNKNOWN	1392	11	The twitchy little man looked across the open deck, past the staring eyes of the crewmen, to the tall, regal figure of Captain Adjonas.
94	encounter	Noun	UNKNOWN	1393	11	Had their encounter really been special to Dansally?
95	flank	Noun	UNKNOWN	1394	11	The eager young man rushed through the opening, shuffling a few steps past Tallareyish's right flank, then cut a swift pivot, grabbing his pole down low with both hands and sweeping it back.
96	prospect	Noun	UNKNOWN	1395	11	But the boisterous moment could not last, not with so grim a prospect as a journey to the Barbacan before them.
97	intrigue	Verb	UNKNOWN	1396	11	Jill watched him for a fete moments, honestly intrigued.
98	compel	Verb	UNKNOWN	1397	11	Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .
99	loom	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1398	11	And here, before him, loomed the threat, the same threat.
100	pop	Verb	UNKNOWN	1399	11	Jill's eyes popped wide in horror and she jumped, startled, to find that the monk was still reclining in front of her.
101	shark	Noun	UNKNOWN	1400	11	No powrie would dare go into the water to try and untangle the netted fan with frenzied sharks so close.