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| 1 | lemma | pos | cefr_level | coverage_rank | context_sentence | context_sentence_zh | definition_zh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | curiosity | Noun | UNKNOWN | 801 | The kiss shifted, from curiosity to urgency, then back to gentleness. | 那个吻的氛围发生了变化,从好奇转为迫切,又回到了温柔。 | (名词) (不可数) 求知欲;通过提问、调查或探索来了解事物的倾向。 |
| 3 | silent | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 802 | The elves, of course; had little trouble keeping ahead of him, silent and out of sight. | 精灵们自然轻而易举地保持着领先,悄无声息,不露踪迹。 | (名词) 寂静之物;寂静的时刻。 |
| 4 | elbow | Noun | UNKNOWN | 803 | Dazed, bleeding, Elbryan pulled himself up to his elbows, looking over the edge of the cairn. | 埃尔布莱恩神志恍惚,浑身是血,他撑着肘部撑起身子,探头望向石堆边缘。 | (名词) 上臂与前臂之间的关节。 |
| 5 | cap | Noun | UNKNOWN | 804 | Elbryan hardly knew what a "bloody cap" was, and so the meaning of his own curse was lost on him. | 埃尔布莱恩几乎不知道“血帽”是什么,因此他自己咒骂的话也完全没听懂。 | (名词) 一种贴合头型的帽子,既可以是无檐的,也可以是带帽檐的。 |
| 6 | comfort | Verb | UNKNOWN | 805 | Quiet and sweet were the notes, but that did little to comfort Elbryan. | 那些音符虽轻柔甜美,却未能给埃尔布莱恩带来多少安慰。 | (名词) 知足,安适。 |
| 7 | prepare | Verb | UNKNOWN | 806 | He had to prepare the men and women of Honce-the-Bear, and all of Corona. | 他必须让熊镇的男女老少,以及整个科罗纳的居民做好准备。 | (名词) 准备 |
| 8 | declare | Verb | UNKNOWN | 807 | Precious," the merchant declared. | “真珍贵,”商人说道。 | (动词) 阐明、解释、阐释。 |
| 9 | instinct | Noun | UNKNOWN | 808 | Subconscious instinct alone guided her. | 她完全是凭着潜意识的本能行事。 | (名词)一种自然或与生俱来的冲动或行为。 |
| 10 | ring | Noun | UNKNOWN | 809 | They had fallen as if they had formed a defensive ring, yet there were no human bodies near them. | 他们倒下的样子仿佛曾组成一个防御圈,然而周围却没有人的尸体。 | (名词) (物理学) 呈圆形形状的固体物体。 |
| 11 | forearm | Noun | UNKNOWN | 810 | Another arrow came by and slashed across Elbryan's forearm as he struggled. | 就在埃尔布莱恩挣扎之际,又一支箭射来,划过他的前臂。 | (名词) 手臂中位于手腕和肘部之间的部分。 |
| 12 | sting | Noun | UNKNOWN | 811 | He felt the sting of the light spears, six of them, in his back, his side, deep in one thigh. | 他感到六支光之长矛刺入他的背部、侧身,还有一支深深刺入大腿。 | (名词) 被蜇后皮肤上留下的肿块。 |
| 13 | dart | Verb | UNKNOWN | 812 | He moved to the nearest tree, stalked about it, then darted to the next. | 他走到最近的一棵树旁,绕着树转了几圈,然后迅速窜向下一棵树。 | (名词)一种尖头的投掷武器,设计用于徒手投掷,例如短矛或标枪 |
| 14 | beg | Verb | UNKNOWN | 813 | They showed no mercy; Pony saw one woman beg for her life, offer herself to the goblins circling about her. | 他们毫不留情;波尼看到一名女子在求饶,甚至向围在她身边的哥布林献身。 | (名词) 乞求的行为;恳切的请求。 |
| 15 | charged | Verb | UNKNOWN | 814 | The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high. | 那只福莫里亚人发出震耳欲聋的恐怖嚎叫,挥舞着木棒冲了上来。 | (动词)指派某项任务或职责给 |
| 16 | trust | Noun | UNKNOWN | 815 | She knew, too, that she had come to trust this man. | 她也知道,自己已经开始信任这个男人了。 | (名词) 对某人或某种品质的信任或依赖。 |
| 17 | squarely | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 816 | He straightened his shoulders and looked squarely at the imposing Master Siherton. | 他挺直了肩膀,直视着气势非凡的西赫顿大师。 | (副词)呈正方形;成直角 |
| 18 | gem | Noun | UNKNOWN | 817 | The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder. | 矮人稳稳地接住了宝石,却松开了扶着梯子的手。 | (名词)一种珍贵的宝石,通常具有较高的经济价值,或因其美丽或光泽而备受珍视。 |
| 19 | witness | Verb | UNKNOWN | 818 | For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable. | 对于那个刚刚目睹了如此惨状和悲痛的男孩来说,半昏迷的状态反倒更令人欣慰。 | (名词) 对事实或事件的证实;证词。 |
| 20 | mount | Noun | UNKNOWN | 819 | The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions. | 那个身材魁梧的男人回敬他的眼神,丝毫未能消除僧人心中日益加深的疑虑。 | (名词) 小山或山。 |
| 21 | stocky | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 820 | The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions. | 那个身材魁梧的男人回敬他的眼神,丝毫未能消除僧人心中日益加深的疑虑。 | (形容词)(指人或动物)结实;体格健壮;身形魁梧。 |
| 22 | test | Noun | UNKNOWN | 821 | There would be a measure in this of his manhood, Avelyn realized, a test he could not fail. | 艾维琳意识到,这将是他男子气概的试金石,一场他绝不能失败的考验。 | (名词) 挑战、考验。 |
| 23 | level | Noun | UNKNOWN | 822 | By the beginning of the third year, the level of jealousy among the four began to rise noticeably. | 到了第三年年初,这四人之间的嫉妒情绪开始明显加剧。 | (名词) 一种用于检测表面是否水平,或用于划定水平或垂直基准线的工具。 |
| 24 | basket | Noun | UNKNOWN | 823 | That done, he hoisted the last basket and started back the half mile to the trough. | 做完这些,他扛起最后一个篮子,开始往回走,返回半英里外的水槽。 | (名词)一种轻便的容器,通常呈圆形,顶部敞开,底部逐渐收窄。 |
| 25 | rain | Verb | UNKNOWN | 824 | A moment later, a light rain began to fall. | 片刻之后,细雨开始飘落。 | (名词) 从云中落下的凝结水。 |
| 26 | rail | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 825 | Quintall was already at the rail, pointing far out and down. | 昆塔尔已经站在栏杆边,手指向远处下方。 | (名词) 连接两个支撑点之间的水平横杆,用于支撑或作为屏障;栏杆。 |
| 27 | thunder | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 826 | Then the great stallion leaped away, thundering back into the shadows, into the brush. | 接着,那匹雄壮的骏马猛地跃开,如雷般奔回阴影之中,消失在灌木丛里。 | 雷声 |
| 28 | east | Noun | UNKNOWN | 827 | Then she gave a quick glance to the east, which was still quiet. | 接着,她朝东方瞥了一眼,那里依然一片寂静。 | 东 |
| 29 | zombie | Noun | UNKNOWN | 828 | But when he came up from the roll, the zombie was there, suddenly, magically. | 但他从翻滚中起身时,那只僵尸却突然、仿佛凭空般地出现在那里。 | 僵尸 |
| 30 | knowledge | Noun | B1 | 829 | The large man's knowledge of goblins simply didn't reconcile with this sight before him. | 这位魁梧男子对哥布林的了解,与眼前这一幕完全无法吻合。 | 知识 |
| 31 | ignore | Verb | B1 | 830 | To his credit, Elbryan had pretty much learned to ignore them. | 值得称道的是,埃尔布莱恩基本上已经学会了无视他们。 | 忽略 |
| 32 | awake | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 831 | This time, though, she was awake. | 不过,这次她醒着。 | 正文 |
| 33 | obsidian | Singular | UNKNOWN | 832 | The spirit had come back to Corona encased in obsidian! | 那股精神裹挟着黑曜石,重返了科罗纳! | 黑曜石 |
| 34 | swift | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 833 | Avelyn was ready for the charge, his hands moving in swift defense. | 阿维林已做好迎战的准备,双手迅速做出防御动作。 | Swift |
| 35 | flames | Noun | UNKNOWN | 834 | There came a bright flash and then the monk lay still, low flames licking his lifeless body. | 一道刺眼的光芒闪过,僧人随即一动不动地倒下,微弱的火焰正舔舐着他那已无生命迹象的躯体。 | 火焰 |
| 36 | soul | Noun | UNKNOWN | 835 | But that fear couldn't hold against the river of his own soul, pouring forth in great release. | 但那份恐惧终究无法阻挡他灵魂之河的奔涌,那河流正以一种巨大的释放之势奔涌而出。 | 灵魂 |
| 37 | belt | Noun | UNKNOWN | 836 | He put his sword in his belt, found a spade; and began to dig. | 他把剑插在腰带上,找来一把铁锹,开始挖起来。 | 城市 |
| 38 | story | Noun | UNKNOWN | 837 | She considered Avelyn's story then, his abandonment of the order. | 她随后想起了阿维琳的故事,以及他退出教团的事。 | 故事 |
| 39 | mark | Noun | UNKNOWN | 838 | His arrow hit the mark right down the middle, and the dark form fell away. | 他的箭正中靶心,那道黑影应声倒地。 | 田地 |
| 40 | occasion | Plural | UNKNOWN | 839 | On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps. | 在那前两次遭遇中,这位满怀希望的少年都落入了精灵们愈发狡猾的陷阱之中。 | 机会 |
| 41 | anyone | Noun | UNKNOWN | 840 | How could anyone, or anything, that could pipe so beautifully pose a danger? | 能吹奏出如此美妙乐声的人或物,怎么可能构成威胁呢? | 任何人 |
| 42 | deeply | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 841 | Elbryan sighed deeply and turned to Pony. | 埃尔布莱恩深深地叹了口气,转过身来面对波尼。 | 深深地 |
| 43 | special | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 842 | Had their encounter really been special to Dansally? | 那次相遇对丹萨莉来说真的那么特别吗? | 特别 |
| 44 | bird | Noun | UNKNOWN | 843 | All the world seemed still, not a bird calling, not a whisper of wind. | 整个世界仿佛静止了,没有鸟儿啼鸣,也没有一丝风声。 | 鸟 |
| 45 | mystery | Noun | UNKNOWN | 844 | He was at ease again, the uncomfortable feelings tossed out with the mystery of the night. | 他又恢复了从容,那些不安的情绪随着夜色的神秘一并消散了。 | 谜团 |
| 46 | row | Noun | UNKNOWN | 845 | Turning to the dark row of stately pines, the ranger instinctively understood the source. | 护林员望向那排幽暗而挺拔的松树,本能地明白了声音的来源。 | 行 |
| 47 | forms | Noun | UNKNOWN | 846 | They started off again, side by side, their bulky forms filling the narrow passageway. | 他们再次并肩前行,魁梧的身躯几乎塞满了狭窄的通道。 | 表单 |
| 48 | deer | Noun | UNKNOWN | 847 | And to a deer, perhaps the most skittish creature of all ... | 至于鹿,这或许是所有生物中最胆小的…… | 鹿 |
| 49 | themselves | Noun | UNKNOWN | 848 | The three older men moved to the edge of the tower and talked among themselves. | 那三位年长的男子走到塔楼边缘,彼此交谈起来。 | 他们自己 |
| 50 | loudly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 849 | He wanted to proclaim his independence loudly and openly, but before he got the first stuttered word out of his mouth, Juraviel hopped into a short flight once more. | 他本想大声而公开地宣告自己的独立,但还没等他结结巴巴地吐出第一个字,朱拉维尔又腾空而起,飞走了。 | 大声地 |
| 51 | faster | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 850 | He moved faster still when he heard the voices of the hunters. | 听到猎人的声音后,他加快了脚步。 | 更快 |
| 52 | hurt | Verb | UNKNOWN | 851 | Connor lifted his head up from her, and he seemed to her truly hurt and saddened. | 康纳从她身上抬起了头,在她看来,他似乎真的感到受伤和悲伤。 | 快 |
| 53 | rocks | Noun | UNKNOWN | 852 | They twisted and gouged, floating about and through the bare windblown rocks of the Barbacan. | 它们扭曲盘旋,在巴尔巴坎那光秃秃、被风吹蚀的岩石间游荡穿行。 | 摇滚 |
| 54 | overwhelmed | Verb | UNKNOWN | 853 | Thus, Avelyn simply sat staring outward, too overwhelmed even to eat, and waited for the Windrunner. | 于是,艾维琳只是坐在那里望着窗外,情绪过于激动以至于连饭都吃不下,静静等待着风行者的到来。 | 不知所措 |
| 55 | hesitation | Singular | UNKNOWN | 854 | When he thought about his hesitation, it only strengthened his resolve. | 当他想到自己的犹豫时,这反而更加坚定了他的决心。 | 犹豫 |
| 56 | screams | Noun | UNKNOWN | 855 | This time, the screams were real. | 这次,尖叫声是真实的。 | 尖叫声 |
| 57 | telling | Verb | UNKNOWN | 856 | Dansally's shrug was telling to the perceptive monk. | 丹萨利的耸肩之举,让这位敏锐的僧人看在眼里。 | 计数 |
| 58 | smash | Verb | UNKNOWN | 857 | She felt a rush of wind and heard a crash behind her, a giant club smashing against armor. | 她感到一阵狂风袭来,耳后传来一声巨响,只见一根巨棒狠狠砸在盔甲上。 | 粉碎 |
| 59 | stagger | Verb | UNKNOWN | 858 | The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees. | 那只哥布林怪异地踉跄了一下,掉落了武器,随即跪倒在地。 | 踉跄 |
| 60 | heavily | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 859 | A cry of agony within the house froze her in place, and she leaned heavily on the frame for support. | 屋内传来一声痛苦的呻吟,她顿时僵在原地,重重地靠在门框上支撑身体。 | 严重地 |
| 61 | grip | Noun | UNKNOWN | 860 | The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground. | 巨人松开了手,埃尔布莱恩跌落在地。 | 抓地力 |
| 62 | twisted | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 861 | The stone's magic could be twisted, though - could be inverted. | 不过,这块石头的魔力是可以被扭曲的——也可以被逆转。 | 扭曲的 |
| 63 | senses | Noun | UNKNOWN | 862 | Shocked back to his senses, Avelyn turned his attention to the high roof directly below him. | 阿维林猛然惊醒,回过神来,随即把目光投向正下方的高耸屋顶。 | 感官 |
| 64 | perspective | Noun | B2 | 863 | From Juraviel's perspective, the first meeting had gone quite well. | 在尤拉维尔看来,第一次会面进行得相当顺利。 | 视角 |
| 65 | stubborn | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 864 | She left the stubborn group with one final reminder. | 她离开这群固执的人时,最后叮嘱了一句。 | 固执 |
| 66 | particular | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 865 | But it was Avelyn's turn to crank, and the taskmasters were particular about such things. | 但轮到艾维琳转动摇柄了,而监工们对这种事向来很讲究。 | 特定的 |
| 67 | dryly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 866 | "Exactly my point," Juraviel said dryly, and started on his way. | “我就是这个意思,”尤拉维尔干巴巴地说了一句,随即转身离去。 | 干巴巴地 |
| 68 | quarter | Noun | UNKNOWN | 867 | Connor left her at the door of the private quarters behind Fellowship Way. | 康纳把她留在“同袍之路”后方私人住宅的门口。 | 季度 |
| 69 | cheek | Noun | UNKNOWN | 868 | A tear rolled down Avelyn's cheek, then another. | 一滴泪从艾维琳的脸颊滑落,接着又滑落了一滴。 | 脸颊 |
| 70 | series | Noun | UNKNOWN | 869 | Pireth Tulme was but one in a series of keeps dotting Honce-the-Bear's coastline. | 皮雷斯·图尔姆不过是散布在熊之霍恩斯海岸线上的一座堡垒而已。 | 系列 |
| 71 | slump | PastTense | UNKNOWN | 870 | His shoulders slumped, the young man needing the stone wall for support. | 他垂头丧气,不得不靠着石墙支撑身体。 | 偶然 |
| 72 | seek | Verb | UNKNOWN | 871 | She couldn't look at the man but kept her eyes locked on the stars, as if seeking refuge high above. | 她不敢看那个男人,目光始终凝视着星空,仿佛在高处寻求庇护。 | 查找 |
| 73 | leap | Verb | UNKNOWN | 872 | Avelyn winced, seeing men leaping from the deck, their doom at hand. | 阿维琳看到男人们从甲板上跳下,死期将至,不禁皱起了眉头。 | 飞跃 |
| 74 | fate | Noun | UNKNOWN | 873 | What better fate and final resting place for an Abellican monk? | 对于一位阿贝利坎僧人来说,还有比这更完美的命运和长眠之地吗? | 请 |
| 75 | trapper | Plural | UNKNOWN | 874 | The three trappers were at a loss; Brother Avelyn could think of no sanctuary closer than St. | 这三名捕兽人束手无策;阿维林兄弟想不出比圣……更近的避难所了。 | 楼梯 |
| 76 | kind | Noun | A2 | 875 | And Maiyer Dek, among the largest of his giant kind, was not accustomed to being dwarfed. | 而迈耶·德克作为同族中体型最大的巨人之一,并不习惯被别人比下去。 | 孩子 |
| 77 | support | Verb | B1 | 876 | He braced himself, used the solid tree as support. | 他稳住身子,借那棵粗壮的树作为支撑。 | 支持 |
| 78 | courage | Noun | B1 | 877 | He wanted Juraviel along on this journey, needed the elf's wisdom and courage to bolster his own. | 他希望朱拉维尔能一同踏上这段旅程,需要这位精灵的智慧与勇气来增强自己的力量。 | 勇气 |
| 79 | suffer | Verb | B1 | 878 | But she suffered that pain, and let Connor kiss her, every once in a while. | 但她忍受了那种痛苦,偶尔也会让康纳亲吻她。 | 遭受 |
| 80 | avoid | Verb | B1 | 879 | Elbryan stepped left as well and spun, avoiding an awkward cut of its sword. | 埃尔布莱恩也向左闪身并转身,避开了对方那记笨拙的剑斩。 | 避免 |
| 81 | arrive | Verb | B1 | 880 | They arrived in dirty Tinson late that afternoon. | 当天下午晚些时候,他们抵达了脏乱的廷森镇。 | 即将到来 |
| 82 | awaken | Verb | UNKNOWN | 881 | But the demon spirit had awakened, had come back from its long dormancy into the statuelike form it had left behind after its last visit to the world called Corona. | 但那恶灵已然苏醒,从长久的沉睡中苏醒过来,恢复成了上次造访名为“科罗纳”的世界后留下的雕像般的形态。 | 觉醒 |
| 83 | blackness | Verb | UNKNOWN | 882 | So shall you all To blackness evermore. | 你们也都要永远沉沦于黑暗之中。 | 黑人身份 |
| 84 | magma | Noun | UNKNOWN | 883 | Avelyn's faith was put to the test as the magma flow approached, as the heat intensified. | 随着岩浆流逼近,热浪愈发炽烈,艾维琳的信念经受了考验。 | 熔岩 |
| 85 | burst | Noun | UNKNOWN | 884 | Father Abbot Markwart burst out into the most heartfelt laughter Avelyn had ever heard. | 马克瓦特院长发出了阿维琳有生以来听过的最发自内心的笑声。 | 爆发 |
| 86 | stretch | Verb | UNKNOWN | 885 | Avelyn looked back to see her stretched languidly on the bed, blue eyes sparkling. | 艾维琳回头一看,只见她懒洋洋地躺在床上,蓝色的眼睛闪闪发光。 | 拉伸 |
| 87 | slender | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 886 | Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links. | 它的四肢纤细修长,身披一袭银光闪闪的铠甲,由细密的链环紧密交织而成。 | 苗条 |
| 88 | jaw | Noun | UNKNOWN | 887 | Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin. | 它的头部也颇具人形,只是轮廓更为棱角分明,下颌狭窄,下巴尖尖的。 | 致电 |
| 89 | drift | Verb | UNKNOWN | 888 | What song is this, drift through the trees To lift men broken from their knees? | 这是什么歌,在树林间飘荡 让跌倒的人重新站起? | 运营 |
| 90 | dress | Verb | UNKNOWN | 889 | The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager. | 那位僧人脱下了那件显眼的褐色袈裟,换上了村民更为寻常的装束。 | 连衣裙 |
| 91 | cabin | Noun | UNKNOWN | 890 | She only sighed, though, and resignedly closed the cabin door. | 不过,她只是叹了口气,然后无奈地关上了舱门。 | 驾驶舱 |
| 92 | harder | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 891 | He struggled harder, but the goblin would not let him drive his sword home. | 他拼命挣扎,但那只哥布林就是不让他将剑刺入。 | 更难 |
| 93 | passage | Noun | UNKNOWN | 892 | He awoke later, much later, though he was unaware of the passage of time. | 他后来醒了,过了很久才醒,尽管他并未察觉时间的流逝。 | 段落 |
| 94 | horses | Noun | UNKNOWN | 893 | The stampede came to a skidding halt, the wild horses accepting riders, villagers. | 狂奔的马群猛地停了下来,这些野马任由骑手和村民骑上。 | 马 |
| 95 | fears | Noun | UNKNOWN | 894 | But Avelyn caught his fears in time and started the journey once more. | 但艾维琳及时察觉到了他的恐惧,于是再次踏上了旅程。 | 担忧 |
| 96 | warmth | Noun | UNKNOWN | 895 | Elbryan felt his nose crack, felt the warmth of his blood running. | 埃尔布莱恩感到鼻梁断裂,感到温热的鲜血流淌下来。 | 温暖 |
| 97 | individual | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 896 | If that failed, the next task was to save as many individuals as possible. | 如果那招行不通,接下来的任务就是尽可能多地拯救人员。 | 个人 |
| 98 | scene | Noun | UNKNOWN | 897 | The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions. | 从这个角度看,在渐强的光线中,眼前的景象如此荒凉,令同行者们惊叹不已。 | 场景 |
| 99 | party | Noun | UNKNOWN | 898 | The previous night, at the party, Pellimar had been loose with his tongue. | 前一晚在派对上,佩利马尔说话没把门。 | 聚会 |
| 100 | duck | Gerund | UNKNOWN | 899 | The powrie came across with a backhand slash, but Avelyn managed to duck beneath it. | 那道能量以反手劈砍之势袭来,但艾维琳设法俯身躲过了。 | 鸭子 |
| 101 | round | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 900 | The sight of it, round and firm and creamy white, seemed to calm him for a moment. | 那圆润、紧实、乳白色的景象,似乎让他平静了一会儿。 | 圆形 |