booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-27.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	hits	Noun	UNKNOWN	2601	Each scored minor hits, each felt minor stings, but neither seemed to gain the advantage as the minutes continued to slip by.
3	mountainous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2602	Juraviel held a candle, as did Elbryan; and a couple of stars had appeared in the sky, the sun just gone behind the mountainous western horizon.
4	wed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2603	Would Pony and I be wed, perhaps with children?
5	planned	Verb	UNKNOWN	2604	Or had it been planned that way?
6	mask	Noun	UNKNOWN	2605	For Jill, her face was a mask of paint and false smiles.
7	agonize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2606	In her mind, she heard a scream, agonized.
8	coursed	Noun	UNKNOWN	2607	A shudder coursed down Avelyn's spine.
9	lookout	Noun	UNKNOWN	2608	"Whale to starboard!" the lookout cried a moment later.
10	filling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2609	And a large one; there had to be forty people inside, filling the tavern from wall to wall.
11	construct	Verb	UNKNOWN	2610	A new wharf had been constructed, reaching far enough out into the bay so that the Windrunner could dock.
12	powries	Verb	UNKNOWN	2611	But men are not powries.
13	critical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2612	The fever reached a critical point, and then, all of a sudden, it broke.
14	fin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2613	A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.
15	gurgle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2614	"Swim hard!" Quintall gurgled to his companion, moving fast to close the remaining distance.
16	burden	Noun	B2	2615	Relieve your mind of the burden, then decide, my friend.
17	explode	Verb	UNKNOWN	2616	Aida, the very mountain itself, exploded.
18	sacrifice	Verb	UNKNOWN	2617	They had sacrificed their hearts, so to speak, for their loins.
19	undeniable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2618	Along with the realization came an undeniable sense of intrigue, however, and so the ranger agreed.
20	sand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2619	Thagraine was out and running as soon as the small boat brushed its bottom on the black sands of the island beach.
21	returned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2620	Pony still had not returned from the south.
22	tenet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2621	Quintall's concepts of right and wrong, of duty and punishment, have been systematically replaced by the tenets given him at times of reward.
23	terribly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2622	The ranger heard them long before he caught sight of them, laughing and singing terribly off-key, though the voices were surely human, as he had suspected.
24	regret	Verb	UNKNOWN	2623	He had done well this day, though he regretted having to slay the bear.
25	barrage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2624	He was beginning to admit that he could not keep up with the barrage, and he knew that even this was but a prelude to worse.
26	revelry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2625	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
27	continually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2626	But Jill had settled into a routine here, akin to the continually gloomy season.
28	deftly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2627	The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.
29	plummet	Verb	UNKNOWN	2628	Then he was floating, Siherton continuing to plummet.
30	protests	Noun	UNKNOWN	2629	Brother Avelyn was full of questions, full of protests, but the ranger would hear none of them.
31	contain	Verb	UNKNOWN	2630	And what of the light of the stars?" "If the light in the stars was contained within the stars, then we would not see the stars!" Elbryan growled in mounting frustration.
32	swordsman	Noun	UNKNOWN	2631	Avelyn, grasping at the opening, was quick to retrieve Tempest, but he was no swordsman.
33	pedestal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2632	Elbryan quickly set the mirror on the pedestal, leaning it against the back wall of the cave, and opened his chair; placing it before the mirror, as instructed.
34	entry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2633	Use the blanket to cover the entry, so that it becomes very dark within." Elbryan waited, expecting more instructions.
35	visage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2634	Bradwarden's hardened visage fast softened under the ranger's plaintive look.
36	merciful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2635	But Connor had been merciful, and ever was Abbot Dobrinion long on forgiveness.
37	wipe	Verb	UNKNOWN	2636	Barmine was kneeling but offering no resistance, a powrie wiping its beret across his face.
38	grit	Verb	UNKNOWN	2637	Your watch is ended." "Ever watchful," Jill replied through gritted teeth.
39	snows	Noun	UNKNOWN	2638	The winter, a difficult one even in the enchanted valley - as Lady Dasslerond had predicted - passed slowly, the snows coming early and deep and holding on stubbornly as the season shifted to spring.
40	gleaming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2639	"The darkfern is the lone source of silverel." Elbryan stared hard at the lines of gleaming metal.
41	triangular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2640	Elbryan brought the tip of his triangular cap down low and smiled.
42	easier	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2641	All those terrible images of that fateful day in Dundalis remained with her, but somehow they were easier to deal with.
43	rouse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2642	The shift came dramatically, unexpectedly, when Elbryan was roused from his bed one blustery Toumanay night by Juraviel and Tuntun.
44	hawkw	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2643	Hawkwing and Nightbird - the old elf liked the connection.
45	boot	Verb	UNKNOWN	2644	The ranger, lying up front, said nothing when a goblin boot stepped firmly on the cold ground barely three feet from his head.
46	melt	Verb	UNKNOWN	2645	Elbryan knew not how long the candles would last, how long it would take their heat to melt the snow domes above them, the droplets falling to extinguish the flames.
47	actual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2646	Soon he could make out the actual notes of a wind instrument, he noted, and he searched his memory once again, for he was certain that he had heard that peculiar, haunting sound before.
48	trailing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2647	Avelyn crouched behind a tree, barely ten feet from the side of the trailing catapult.
49	bowstre	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2648	Elbryan held his pose, his bowstring fully drawn and perfectly steady.
50	fitted	Verb	UNKNOWN	2649	Elbryan fitted an arrow to Hawkwing and eyed his course.
51	birch	Noun	UNKNOWN	2650	Elbryan recognized the black, sappy poison, a pain - inducing product of a rare black birch tree.
52	useful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2651	It was merely a diamond chip, useful for saving the candles and oil on long journeys.
53	wither	Verb	UNKNOWN	2652	Branches had been tossed all about for camouflage, but many of these had already withered, their dry and brown leaves a telltale sign.
54	overbalanced	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2653	Reaching, reaching, the giant overbalanced and fell to the ground.
55	seize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2654	The monk was dazed; Elbryan seized the moment.
56	fateful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2655	I love her, Uncle Mather, as I loved her that fateful day on the ridge above our home.
57	bracer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2656	And the dactyl made even finer protection for its four chieftains, great magical bracers, studded with spikes, that would protect the wearer from the blows of any weapon.
58	treachery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2657	"Did you not believe that we would discover your treachery?" Brother Justice went on.
59	cracked	Verb	UNKNOWN	2658	The massive skull cracked with a tremendous sound and the giant slumped to the floor.
60	cache	Noun	UNKNOWN	2659	We know the tricks Avelyn used to escape, and his cache of magic stones is considerable.
61	equine	Noun	UNKNOWN	2660	From further down the valley, Symphony charged in, followed by his equine minions.
62	unaware	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2661	He awoke later, much later, though he was unaware of the passage of time.
63	driving	Noun	UNKNOWN	2662	The powrie slammed her hard from behind, driving her into the bent beam.
64	propel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2663	Pony floated up as she went, grabbing the branches of trees and propelling herself along.
65	boom	Verb	UNKNOWN	2664	"Ho, ho, what!" Avelyn boomed.
66	carbuncle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2665	CHAPTER 29 Of Singular Purpose They gave him but two stones: a smooth yellow-hued sunstone and a cabochon garnet, a carbuncle, the deepest shade of red.
67	shortly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2666	The sky brightened to a dull gray shortly before the dawn, another lazy snowstorm dropping scattered flakes that floated to and fro during their descent.
68	based	Verb	UNKNOWN	2667	But still she feared that his decision was folly, based on his underestimating the pain within her.
69	fence	Noun	UNKNOWN	2668	There was an old, broken-down fence on the northern edge of town, formerly a corral, Jill realized, and beyond it was the slope.
70	gap	Noun	UNKNOWN	2669	Out from the gaps in the line came the next surprise, a goblin cavalry, the diminutive creatures astride shaggy ponies.
71	dizzying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2670	He was too fast for most humans, dizzying them with winding, sweeping feints before the lightning strike killed them.
72	stealthy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2671	All thoughts of stealthy thievery flew from the fierce ranger's mind.
73	protective	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2672	All the way, the monk fumbled with his pack of gemstones, then, on sudden intuition, he stored all but three - graphite, hematite, and protective malachite - in the nook of a tree.
74	debt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2673	That is my debt and my honor.
75	swoop	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2674	In swooped Tuntun.
76	torment	Verb	UNKNOWN	2675	"No torment," the fiend agreed.
77	helm	Noun	UNKNOWN	2676	Out stepped the giant, Togul Dek, still wearing no helm, its huge features twisted with rage.
78	visor	Noun	UNKNOWN	2677	Tuntun had put her arrow right against a giant's visor, right through the slit!
79	hellish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2678	They held for a long moment, the monk's will against the demon's hellish strength.
80	elusive	Adjective	C1	2679	The point was moot, anyway, for Elbryan never got close to touching the elusive deer.
81	facilitate	Verb	C1	2680	The Order had failed; their weakness had facilitated this tragedy!
82	adventure	Noun	A2	2681	And so he worked, as he was instructed, penning the tale of his adventures in great detail, studying and cataloguing the newest stones, their type, their magic, their strength.
83	result	Noun	B1	2682	Theologians of Corona argued over whether the demon dactyl was the source or the result of evil.
84	excited	Verb	B1	2683	Finally, Chipmunk caught up to his friend, but he was too excited to explain in words.
85	encourage	Verb	B1	2684	The bond had been particularly strong with Annalisa, a humble and spiritual woman, who had encouraged her youngest child to follow the path of God from his earliest recollections.
86	grateful	Adjective	B1	2685	Elbryan did not miss that every one of those "soldiers" seemed grateful to be relieved of the dull patrols.
87	fortune	Noun	B1	2686	Not one to argue with good fortune, Elbryan scrambled to his feet.
88	opposite	Noun	B1	2687	But his words hardly seemed to calm Thagraine; quite the opposite, the man, obviously racked with guilt paced all the more furiously, slapping his hands together repeatedly.
89	debate	Noun	B1	2688	True enough, Siherton had to admit, and he understood that he would not win any debate he might wage against the selection of Avelyn as one of the Preparers.
90	express	Adjective	B1	2689	He expressed that sentiment to Juraviel one quiet afternoon, he and the elf out on a long walk, talking of the plants and animals.
91	compare	Verb	B1	2690	And now these two fellow brothers were comparing her lovemaking techniques!
92	determine	Verb	B1	2691	"We shall let the magistrate, Abbot Dobrinion, determine her fate in the morning.
93	pressure	Gerund	B1	2692	Again, he was more than polite, the perfect gentleman, not pressuring Cat to even so much as offer a greeting to him.
94	responsible	Adjective	B1	2693	He hesitated; were these goblins responsible for what their kin had done to Elbryan's home?
95	delay	Verb	B1	2694	The ranger was surprised, however, when he saw the big man's delay was not by choice, when he saw Paulson scrambling in the mud, trying desperately to stay out of reach of a giant's smashing club.
96	stirring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2695	The young man had a million questions stirring around in his head.
97	tangible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2696	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
98	agitate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2697	His search for Jilseponie grew more agitated as the hours slipped by.
99	hatred	Noun	UNKNOWN	2698	Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone?
100	transform	Verb	B2	2699	The demon extended its fingernails, transformed them into hooked claws, and grew its teeth-two pointed canines extending down over its bottom lip.
101	sin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2700	Was the dactyl the source of the deadly sins, or did it manifest itself and walk the world when those sins had festered to the point of eruption?