booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-22.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	scrap	Verb	UNKNOWN	2101	6	Suddenly, the giant was off balance, feet barely scraping the stone.
3	overhead	Noun	UNKNOWN	2102	6	The moon, Sheila, was up, but not yet directly overhead.
4	shiver	Noun	UNKNOWN	2103	6	To the right, she saw a slight shiver of one small bush.
5	tentatively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2104	6	Elbryan took her hand and helped her up tentatively onto the powerful animal's back.
6	overwhelming	Adjective	B2	2105	6	The monk felt an overwhelming urge then to do as the demon had asked, to admit Bestesbulzibar's beauty.
7	wield	Verb	UNKNOWN	2106	6	Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.
8	devastation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2107	6	Now Elbryan steeled himself against the scene of devastation.
9	mass	Noun	UNKNOWN	2108	6	But even with all that mass, there was nothing awkward about the young man.
10	judgment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2109	6	Elbryan shook that away immediately, knowing the rage within him, the hunger for revenge, could cloud his judgment, could consume him.
11	sour	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2110	6	Avelyn's expression soured and he looked down at the bar.
12	invitation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2111	6	He accepted the invitation of the soft earth.
13	berate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2112	6	Some of the other masters, Siherton in particular, watched him closely, very closely, seeking an excuse to berate him.
14	specific	Adjective	B2	2113	6	As he spoke, Elbryan found his mind drifting back to a specific place and moment, a time nearly five years previous, when he had stood on the ridge outside of Dundalis, Pony beside him, looking up at the glowing Halo.
15	inspire	Verb	UNKNOWN	2114	6	The daytime training was not as easy or as inspiring for Avelyn.
16	section	Plural	UNKNOWN	2115	6	Ironically, the laden section of each trip seemed the easiest to Elbryan, for the elves often set traps for him on the journey back to the bog.
17	prowess	Noun	UNKNOWN	2116	6	No longer did any, even Tuntun, question his prowess or his bloodline.
18	joint	Plural	UNKNOWN	2117	6	The young man bowed low and kept his gaze on the floor stones even when he straightened, focusing his attention on the joints among the rocks, each black line seeming so distinct in the harsh diamond light.
19	celebration	Singular	UNKNOWN	2118	6	Put in that manner, this was indeed a day of celebration.
20	stamp	Verb	UNKNOWN	2119	6	Elbryan stamped his foot as Juraviel turned away.
21	sheet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2120	6	A sheet of conjured lightning silenced the screams forever.
22	condition	Plural	UNKNOWN	2121	6	Pellimar's condition did not much improve as the days slipped past.
23	hungry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2122	6	When the trapper scoffed that the most dangerous thing in the area was the occasional hungry raccoon, Brother Avelyn promptly put his fist in the man's face.
24	puzzle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2123	6	Avelyn knew what he could do with that jewel, and when he stopped to consider the implications for the other monks if he used the ruby first, the puzzle seemed not so difficult.
25	function	Verb	B2	2124	6	Only the amber was functioning now, and it kept him above the water.
26	burned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2125	6	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
27	stair	Noun	UNKNOWN	2126	6	At the bottom of the tower stairs, through the small hallway that led into the main house, the pair passed a partly opened door.
28	chosen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2127	6	Besides, at night, and especially on those occasions when the chosen students actually handled the stones, Brother Avelyn easily proved that he was the proper choice.
29	survey	Verb	UNKNOWN	2128	6	Breathing hard, the woman surveyed the scene.
30	peak	Noun	UNKNOWN	2129	6	Then he came upon the mountains, whipping through passes, over peaks, to a plateau he had seen before above a vast encampment between the black arms of a smoking mountain.
31	recent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2130	6	Inevitably, though, that led Elbryan to thoughts of mortality and thus to the recent fate of his family and friends.
32	condescending	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2131	6	Cat-the-Stray bit her lip, not liking his condescending tone.
33	flit	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2132	6	Juraviel shrugged, a flitting little movement of his slender shoulders.
34	stutter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2133	6	Jill stuttered incoherently for a moment, trying to sort it all out.
35	adjust	Verb	UNKNOWN	2134	6	Then he forced himself to stare at the darkest spot he could find, that his eyes could adjust more completely.
36	circuit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2135	6	Brother Justice moved in a wide circuit of the dangerous ranger.
37	plunge	Verb	UNKNOWN	2136	6	It was always cold; the boy didn't know why he even bothered testing it each morning before plunging in.
38	pretty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2137	6	To his credit, Elbryan had pretty much learned to ignore them.
39	bob	Verb	UNKNOWN	2138	6	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
40	pip	Verb	UNKNOWN	2139	6	The elves would set out a grand table, steaming stew and venison, sometimes roasted game fowl, and piping hot tea that warmed the boy from his head to his cold toes.
41	chide	Verb	UNKNOWN	2140	6	"What, only one this night?" Grady chided.
42	flare	Verb	UNKNOWN	2141	6	Elbryan winced as the fire flared to life, as if expecting all the minions of the dactyl to descend upon him.
43	conscience	Singular	UNKNOWN	2142	6	The monk looked in turn at each of them and nodded, then walked off to be alone with his conscience and his courage.
44	indication	Singular	UNKNOWN	2143	6	The forest was silent, totally silent, about him, and Juraviel made not a move nor any indication of how Elbryan should proceed.
45	proceed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2144	6	The elf paused, as if wondering how he should proceed.
46	upper	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2145	6	But Grady understood he had the upper hand and he would not back away.
47	victory	Noun	UNKNOWN	2146	6	Let Tuntun have her fun this day, the elf decided; that would make his victory all the sweeter when Elbryan finally proved himself.
48	potent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2147	6	Whenever he was allowed to handle a magical stone, Master Siherton was at his side, a potent and lethal gem in hand.
49	comment	Verb	UNKNOWN	2148	6	Ignoring the comment, the ranger walked past the group and knelt low, inspecting a set of tracks.
50	starry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2149	6	That night, Elbryan sat upon the bare hillock that he claimed as his own, under the starry canopy, alone with his thoughts.
51	castle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2150	6	The noble visitors to Palmaris mostly stayed at the more haughty establishments, those near or within the duke's castle, but for those who knew, for the lesser merchants and the frequent wanderers, there was no better place in the world than Fellowship Way.
52	boisterous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2151	6	A dozen men and women were in the common room, boisterous until the stranger entered.
53	pinch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2152	6	Connor brought his hand to it and pinched it hard.
54	ale	Noun	UNKNOWN	2153	6	Jill sifted through the crowd to get to the bar, started to order a mug of ale, but then realized she had no money.
55	crisp	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2154	6	Jill had known this air, so crisp and so clean, in her youth, in this place; and images of that past life flitted past the edges of her consciousness now, brief glimpses of what had once been.
56	distastefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2155	6	She shook her head distastefully as she walked her watch this night, as she did every night.
57	gutter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2156	6	The young woman made her way around the back of the inn, down a dark alley that inspired no fear, and up a gutter, to the one section of Fellowship Way's roof that was not slanted.
58	absorb	Verb	B2	2157	6	Elbryan absorbed all their words, sifted through their suggestions.
59	rake	Verb	UNKNOWN	2158	6	Only chance had brought him in contact with a man named Bildeborough and a rake named Grady Chilichunk, drunkards both.
60	squeal	Verb	UNKNOWN	2159	6	The goblin squealed but hardly slowed, even when Chipmunk's next blade stuck deep into its shoulder.
61	depart	Verb	UNKNOWN	2160	6	would soon depart, a group of elves going to their secret contacts in the frontier villages.
62	better	Verb	UNKNOWN	2161	6	Juraviel knelt to better inspect the ground.
63	blessed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2162	6	Jill took in another blessed gulp of air and staggered to her feet.
64	caravel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2163	6	The Windrunner veered hard to port, sails filling and pushing the square-rigged caravel on with tremendous speed.
65	tuck	Verb	UNKNOWN	2164	6	In a barely noticeable movement, the ranger pulled the feathered tip from the bow, tucking it and the bowstring into his belt.
66	payment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2165	6	The sailors cared nothing for this all-important mission, Avelyn realized, beyond their payment of gold - and whatever other trinkets Father Abbot Markwart had included in the bargain.
67	topple	Verb	UNKNOWN	2166	6	And she looked at the dwarf, not understanding until the powrie toppled forward, an arrow deep in its back.
68	taffrail	Noun	UNKNOWN	2167	6	Now at the taffrail the four monks and Captain Adjonas watched the powries' progress.
69	closing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2168	6	The giant reacted quickly, snapping straight and tall, closing its legs to entrap the foolish human.
70	lunge	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2169	6	The ranger jumped back a step, then lunged forward, Tempest squealing as it deflected off Quintall's face.
71	sprite	Singular	UNKNOWN	2170	6	Yes, it as Nightbird more than anything else that had the sprite riding hard through the forest night.
72	flip	Verb	UNKNOWN	2171	6	Elbryan brought his staff back in, letting go with his left hand, flipping with his right to send the forward tip under.
73	odds	Noun	UNKNOWN	2172	6	Avelyn's blast did much to even the odds, leaving only two giants and a score of powries against Elbryan's thirty.
74	exaggerate	Verb	B2	2173	6	To the child Elbryan, this had been the place of wildly exaggerated fireside tales.
75	thank	Verb	UNKNOWN	2174	6	He did understand that Juraviel was praising the plant and thanking it for the gift it would soon give.
76	personally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2175	6	On those first few occasions, Connor took the rejection personally, as a slight, despite Jill's proclamations otherwise.
77	surrender	Verb	UNKNOWN	2176	6	The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder.
78	presume	Verb	UNKNOWN	2177	6	Suddenly this holy place, this place he had presumed prepared by the Touel'alfar themselves, seemed to him no sanctuary at all.
79	satisfaction	Singular	UNKNOWN	2178	6	It is, I believe, the difference between physical satisfaction and true lovemaking, the difference between release and passion.
80	veil	Verb	UNKNOWN	2179	6	Many implications came to him then, as if the fog veiling one of the mysteries of elven life had suddenly lifted.
81	flap	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2180	6	Soon Jill's hands were flapping inconsequentially at the powrie's barrel-like torso, her strength fast deserting her.
82	backhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2181	6	The powrie came across with a backhand slash, but Avelyn managed to duck beneath it.
83	fruit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2182	6	To keep them out now, with land so close and inviting - land likely covered with fruit trees and other luxuries they had not known on the open sea - was foolhardy indeed.
84	dragon	Noun	UNKNOWN	2183	6	There could be only one answer, for no living creature, not even one of the great dragons of the north, could so tear this amount of ground in such an even, tidy manner.
85	mask	Noun	UNKNOWN	2184	6	For Jill, her face was a mask of paint and false smiles.
86	handmaiden	Noun	UNKNOWN	2185	6	The night was chill for late August and the room drafty, but the handmaidens had lit a small fire in the hearth.
87	unable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2186	6	The ranger rocked back on his heels, unable to find even the words to ask the obvious questions.
88	relent	Verb	UNKNOWN	2187	6	And Connor would not relent, prodding and pushing.
89	attacker	Noun	UNKNOWN	2188	6	The would be attacker skidded to an abrupt stop, recognizing the man.
90	foolhardy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2189	6	He knew that it was foolhardy for him to go out, but how could he not?
91	yach	Noun	UNKNOWN	2190	6	You cannot outrun us, yach you cannot, nor can you hope to give a, fight.
92	cautiously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2191	6	Pellimar reached the drifting boat first, pulling himself cautiously up its slick, rounded side.
93	wail	Noun	UNKNOWN	2192	6	The dwarf lifted its sword, grinning evilly, and let out a wail that shook Avelyn to the marrow of his bones :as he lay prone not far away.
94	increasingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2193	6	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
95	blame	Verb	B2	2194	6	The crew were blaming the monks for their discomfort, for this whole journey.
96	outline	Noun	UNKNOWN	2195	6	Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
97	spine	Noun	UNKNOWN	2196	6	A shudder coursed down Avelyn's spine.
98	regret	Verb	UNKNOWN	2197	6	Now, finally, Avelyn could face his destiny with no regrets for the path that had led him to this place.
99	philosophy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2198	6	Elbryan's lessons had turned more toward philosophy during the fall and winter of God's Year 821 to 822, and he had learned that even the simplest questions carried, many layers of subtle meanings.
100	cavalry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2199	6	Out from the gaps in the line came the next surprise, a goblin cavalry, the diminutive creatures astride shaggy ponies.
101	commander	Noun	UNKNOWN	2200	6	Perhaps he was trying to be the levelheaded commander, but to Jill, it came off as condescending.