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

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	betray	Verb	UNKNOWN	2101	His eyes betrayed his idea, roaming to the centaur's strong back.
3	role	Noun	B2	2102	The elf had played only a minor role in the battle, fired only a single arrow.
4	flatten	Verb	UNKNOWN	2103	Elkenbrook was flattened before the sun dipped below the horizon.
5	saddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2104	Elbryan hoisted the woman onto Symphony's back, into the saddle, then placed the boy behind her.
6	newcomer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2105	Then the ranger began his scan again, seeking the newcomer, this skilled fighter, this assassin.
7	campfire	Noun	UNKNOWN	2106	Elbryan paced about the campfire, looking down often at the map.
8	enact	Verb	UNKNOWN	2107	Using the sunstone he had taken from Quintall, he had enacted a shield against divining magic.
9	vigilant	Adjective	C1	2108	But despite her feelings, Jill kept her vigilant watch, day after day, often long into the night.
10	sorry	Adjective	A2	2109	"We of St.-Mere-Abelle are sorry for your loss," he said to Jayson Desbris.
11	patience	Noun	B1	2110	Bestesbulzibar had little patience with that.
12	discipline	Verb	B1	2111	His years with the elves had given him that control, that discipline.
13	equal	Verb	B1	2112	In Honce-the-Bear, wealth equalled power, and without power, how could the Order hope to influence the lives of the common folk?
14	honest	Adjective	B1	2113	He suspected the creature would confirm it was an elf, but he realized even such an honest and expected answer would give him little information, for he really didn't know, what an elf was.
15	punish	Verb	B1	2114	The man was impossibly strong, his stocky frame and low center of gravity giving him the leverage he needed to punish Avelyn endlessly.
16	ordinary	Adjective	B1	2115	Even without the fighting display, Elbryan knew that this was no ordinary villager.
17	taut	Noun	UNKNOWN	2116	The muscles on Brother Justice's arms stood taut and too strong to fight.
18	sport	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2117	Another sported a heavy axe, while the last earned a slender sword.
19	thumb	Noun	UNKNOWN	2118	Neither did that hair hide the creature's horns, thumb sized and curling in toward each other at the top of the demon's brow.
20	lies	Noun	UNKNOWN	2119	What lies do you tell?" He stopped then, suddenly, hearing the splashing.
21	humanity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2120	He felt so close to God, to his dead mother, to all humanity, living and dead.
22	thunderous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2121	Malachite first, he told himself; and he walked to the outer edge of the tower, overlooking the sea, black and thunderous a hundred yards below.
23	cackle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2122	The dactyl cackled, thinking itself grand to be able to send such creatures - any creatures!
24	former	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2123	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
25	steam	Noun	UNKNOWN	2124	Hot blood waft steam in night air cold.
26	outrun	Verb	UNKNOWN	2125	You cannot outrun us, yach you cannot, nor can you hope to give a, fight.
27	snicker	Noun	UNKNOWN	2126	Elbryan tried to muffle his snicker; the girl hated that nickname, Jilly, though nearly everyone in town called her that.
28	endlessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2127	It was difficult, exhausting work, repeated every day, endlessly.
29	privately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2128	He could laugh at that embarrassment now, privately or even with Pony.
30	eternity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2129	Through all eternity, Jill supposed.
31	wisely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2130	She reflexively cocked a fist, and Elbryan wisely jumped back.
32	deepest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2131	The Halo was sometimes visible in the summer sky, but only during the deepest parts of the shorter nights, when children, and even adults, were fast asleep.
33	asleep	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2132	Elbryan wanted to eat, or fall asleep, even looked for a place, a moss bed, perhaps, where he might lie down.
34	totally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2133	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
35	experiences	Noun	UNKNOWN	2134	His mind drifted up from the ridge, from the solid ground, from the sensible experiences of his existence into the unknown, exhilarating joy of spirituality.
36	briefly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2135	The name of "Mather" came to him briefly, though he didn't know why.
37	earlier	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2136	He remembered his companion, his earlier feelings, and turned away from Pony, blushing fiercely.
38	outcome	Noun	UNKNOWN	2137	She hoped Elbryan would wage a gallant war now, with an outcome similar to her own.
39	corral	Noun	UNKNOWN	2138	There was an old, broken-down fence on the northern edge of town, formerly a corral, Jill realized, and beyond it was the slope.
40	pants	Noun	UNKNOWN	2139	Every time he gazed upon the white carpet, he wanted to take off his shoes and pants and run through it barefoot and bare legged, to feel its softness between his toes and brushing against his shins.
41	distract	Verb	UNKNOWN	2140	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
42	shade	Noun	UNKNOWN	2141	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
43	returning	Noun	UNKNOWN	2142	They did indeed spot the returning hunters, to their complete joy, but not until the group was moving along the bottom of the bowl-shaped vale, a line of tiny forms far below them.
44	clap	Verb	UNKNOWN	2143	The older woman clapped her pudgy hands before her, her toothy smile nearly taking in her ears.
45	successful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2144	Avelyn and the other monks would give their lives willingly to see the mission successful.
46	freeze	Verb	UNKNOWN	2145	A cry of agony within the house froze her in place, and she leaned heavily on the frame for support.
47	screw	Verb	UNKNOWN	2146	Her face screwed up with concern.
48	blanch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2147	The skinny man, two daggers in hand, blanched and let his blades drop to the floor.
49	cheer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2148	Brother Avelyn, too, ignored Tol Yuganick's cheering gallery.
50	gravity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2149	It surprised Elbryan that adults would act that way, especially considering the gravity of the situation.
51	numerous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2150	They are more numerous than when I lived here last.
52	skeptically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2151	"Whole again?" he asked skeptically, or perhaps, he realized, it had been whole all along.
53	concede	Verb	UNKNOWN	2152	Paulson appeared vindicated, but Elbryan wasn't ready to concede that the man's words were true.
54	looks	Noun	UNKNOWN	2153	The two elves exchanged solemn looks.
55	cloth	Noun	UNKNOWN	2154	Pony fumbled in her pack and took out a strip of cloth, an intended bandage.
56	generation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2155	The mission was vital, true enough, the greatest moment in seven generations.
57	extension	Noun	UNKNOWN	2156	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
58	smoky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2157	Not a ruby, not a smoky quartz, more.
59	youngest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2158	Avelyn was the youngest of ten, and his parents had been well into their forties when he was born.
60	spiritual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2159	But this cryptic talk of a spiritual joining did not seem so imposing.
61	rumor	Noun	UNKNOWN	2160	Rumors hinted that students of St.-Mere-Abelle had been dismissed for less.
62	confirmation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2161	That image, that confirmation, was burned into Avelyn's thoughts as clearly as if it had been painted and magically illuminated on the inside of his eyelids.
63	magically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2162	It was magically based; the monk could feel that keenly.
64	blows	Noun	UNKNOWN	2163	The vicious blows seemed not to affect the creature at all.
65	disbelief	Noun	UNKNOWN	2164	Now, the young man did utter an unintended sound, a gasp of disbelief and delight.
66	regular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2165	Torches burned at regular intervals, and the massive beams that supported the hall's ceiling seemed to dance in their light.
67	comprehend	Verb	B2	2166	Avelyn had never seen a place so huge, could not comprehend the effort that had been expended to put this hall together.
68	spiked	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2167	Along one wall stood a gigantic statue, fifteen feet or more, dressed in a heavy leather jacket, trimmed in fur and set with spiked metal plates and heavy iron rings.
69	identity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2168	The red beret gave the figure's identity away.
70	holes	Noun	UNKNOWN	2169	The demon will draw all the goblins from all the holes, Avelyn had warned.
71	unfortunate	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2170	A moment later came the thunder of hoofbeats to the east, many hoofbeats accompanied by the screams of those unfortunate goblins caught in front of the wild horse stampede.
72	muscular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2171	Olwan snorted and shrugged his muscular shoulders.
73	squirrel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2172	It could have been a ground squirrel, the girl reasoned, but she knew in her heart that it was not.
74	strangely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2173	And then he felt lighter, strangely so, almost as light as he did when spirit-walking with hematite.
75	panic	Noun	UNKNOWN	2174	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
76	bald	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2175	Just over the ridge, facing away from him, he saw the nearly bald head, the pointed ears, the chalky yellow skin of an enemy.
77	survival	Noun	UNKNOWN	2176	Then, guided purely by his survival instinct, Avelyn curled his legs under him and came up fast.
78	nearest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2177	Pony picked her way around the back of the nearest houses, moving in and out of the shadows.
79	engaged	Verb	UNKNOWN	2178	The soldiers of Pireth Tulme engaged in the revelry, the pleasures of the flesh, to avoid noticing their empty souls.
80	reinforcement	Noun	UNKNOWN	2179	The patrol in the valley had been spotted perhaps had even been already engaged, and this goblin had been set as sentry, watching for any other potential human reinforcements while its companions sacked the village.
81	scan	Verb	UNKNOWN	2180	The deer's head came up, ears twitching, scanning; Elbryan's smile vanished.
82	screaming	Noun	UNKNOWN	2181	She came in hard, screaming all the while, driving her knee into his throat.
83	daring	Verb	UNKNOWN	2182	She settled back and sat very still, listening intently, not even daring to breathe.
84	terrifying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2183	That feeling, too, seemed something out of her past, something wonderful and terrifying all at once.
85	trot	Verb	UNKNOWN	2184	Seven goblins came into sight, trotting easily down the slope.
86	foundation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2185	There is a tavern now, larger than the old common house and built on the foundation of my old home.
87	aloft	Noun	UNKNOWN	2186	The Lady held aloft the green gemstone, the heart of Andur'Blough Inninness, now shining fiercely.
88	prey	Noun	UNKNOWN	2187	Finally, the stinging ended, and the fomorian tried to move forward, back toward its prey.
89	anywhere	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2188	But before it could get anywhere near to the young man, the giant went down, choking in its own blood.
90	bucket	Noun	UNKNOWN	2189	When would that bucket finally appear?
91	partner	Noun	UNKNOWN	2190	"Faster," insisted Quintall, Aveyln's work partner and classmate.
92	becoming	Noun	UNKNOWN	2191	It was true enough; Avelyn's incredible dedication was fast becoming the talk of St.-Mere-Abelle.
93	worthy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2192	"Avelyn has spent eight years proving himself worthy," he reminded the taller man.
94	sternly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2193	Master Siherton eyed his peer sternly, considering the lie, for the messenger, a young boy, had only delivered news of the death and had offered no details surrounding it.
95	departure	Noun	UNKNOWN	2194	Given the short time since their departure from St.-Mere-Abelle, he has yet a long road before him." Master Siherton squinted ominously and leaned close over Avelyn, glaring openly.
96	accentuate	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2195	"Your mother has died, boy," he said slowly, accentuating each syllable.
97	dearly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2196	It was obvious that Avelyn had loved his mother dearly, and yet, there was a sincerity in his.
98	exotic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2197	He considered the gold leaf highlighting the carved hardwood of the room's support beams, the rich rug from some exotic land, the cushiony chairs, the many baubles and trinkets on his vast bookshelf, every one of them worth more gold than a common laborer would make in a year.
99	vesper	Plural	UNKNOWN	2198	Only the call to vespers, the ceremony heralding eventide, had interrupted Avelyn's frantic pace.
100	baby	Noun	UNKNOWN	2199	On the floor and curled up like a baby, wanting his mother, praying for his mother.
101	station	Singular	UNKNOWN	2200	Grady saw himself as above that lowly station, Cat understood.