booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-28.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	lump	Verb	UNKNOWN	2701	With a sickening crackle of bone, the creature's head rotated completely around and bowed, examining the second imperfection of its form, a scarred lump under its lower left shoulder blade.
3	dominate	Verb	B2	2702	Centuries before, powries had dominated the seas in their solid, squat barrelboats, whose hulls Were made of tougher stuff than the larger ships of the humans, as the diminutive powries were made of tougher stuff than the larger humans.
4	hull	Noun	UNKNOWN	2703	Centuries before, powries had dominated the seas in their solid, squat barrelboats, whose hulls Were made of tougher stuff than the larger ships of the humans, as the diminutive powries were made of tougher stuff than the larger humans.
5	tougher	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2704	CHAPTER 10 Made of Tougher Stuff Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!
6	tribe	Noun	UNKNOWN	2705	It would bring them into its fold, tribe by tribe, race by race, growing as the night grows when the sun touches the western horizon.
7	peaceful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2706	"Pray tell me, Master Siherton, was it peaceful?" he heard himself ask.
8	reverently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2707	He retrieved his belt and dagger, which he had reverently placed right near his bed, and Elbryan felt powerful as he ceremoniously strapped the weapon about his waist.
9	games	Noun	UNKNOWN	2708	Next spring, Elbryan would hunt with the adults, the games of his youth left behind.
10	afford	Verb	UNKNOWN	2709	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.
11	embarrassment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2710	He could laugh at that embarrassment now, privately or even with Pony.
12	covet	Verb	UNKNOWN	2711	Toward his fellow Preparers, young men he would compete against for the coveted two positions of those who would actually step onto the island of Pimaninicuit, Avelyn felt no rivalry.
13	aura	Noun	UNKNOWN	2712	He didn't quite understand it, nor could he make out the aura of magic surrounding Master Siherton.
14	sponge	Noun	UNKNOWN	2713	Her eyes, huge eyes, were the richest and clearest blue Elbryan had ever seen, like great sponges soaking in the sights of the wide world and reflecting Jilseponie's every mood.
15	inviting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2714	He sensed their softness, so very inviting ...
16	sentence	Noun	UNKNOWN	2715	You have time." That last sentence brought a strange feeling over Elbryan.
17	ascent	Noun	UNKNOWN	2716	That excitement turned to sheer joy when they passed out of the town and began their ascent of the ridge.
18	beautifully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2717	How could anyone, or anything, that could pipe so beautifully pose a danger?
19	shin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2718	She ran up and leaped the eight-foot gap, slamming her shin hard against the higher lip, but driving on, running to her love.
20	maple	Noun	UNKNOWN	2719	He caught the trunk of a young maple and swung about it, turning in the direction of the voice.
21	carcass	Noun	UNKNOWN	2720	The hunters would return with carcasses - elk, caribou, or white-tailed deer - slung on shoulder poles, and it seemed to the watching pair as if this hunt had been successful indeed!
22	object	Noun	UNKNOWN	2721	Not brighter, exactly, but every object became much more distinct.
23	kills	Noun	UNKNOWN	2722	Expressions ran from excitement to awkward fear to blank amazement as the villagers took stock of the kills, especially the last carcass on the shoulder poles, a smallish humanoid form.
24	hideous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2723	The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high.
25	sloping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2724	"A goblin?" asked one woman, bending low to regard the creature's hideous features: the sloping forehead and the long thin nose, the tiny but perfectly round eyes, now glazed over, sickly yellow.
26	legendary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2725	Olwan Wyndon nodded, not wanting to get Brody into one of his legendary fits of outrage.
27	recount	Verb	UNKNOWN	2726	Elbryan closed his eyes and recounted the events in his mind.
28	suit	Verb	UNKNOWN	2727	Getting in would be test enough, for the cave was far more suited to one of elven stature.
29	venison	Noun	UNKNOWN	2728	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.
30	noose	Noun	UNKNOWN	2729	The noose was getting tighter, Pony knew.
31	stepping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2730	For Jill, who had spent her life so simply, it seemed somehow obscene; a dozen people could sleep comfortably on that bed, and she needed a stepping stool to even get onto it!
32	brief	Noun	UNKNOWN	2731	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.
33	outnumber	Verb	UNKNOWN	2732	The Coastpoint Guards of Pireth Tulme were fighting well, but they were badly outnumbered and they had lost their one advantage: the walls.
34	slain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2733	Not until this day, he silently added, looking at the slain goblin.
35	afterward	Noun	UNKNOWN	2734	They lay together for a long time afterward, nestled in their cloaks, saying nothing, staring at the fire.
36	recently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2735	Afterward, the conversation turned into an exchange of what other people had recently seen, of the report of a goblin sighting in Weedy Meadow, and even a few wild tales from Dundalis folk claiming that they had noticed some huge tracks but just hadn't said anything about it.
37	shed	Noun	UNKNOWN	2736	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
38	wrestle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2737	Panic hit him, wrestling hard with a jumble of other emotions that Elbryan did not understand.
39	interject	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2738	"The goblins were never here," Pony interjected.
40	hanging	Noun	UNKNOWN	2739	All the gang was quiet, hanging on Elbryan's every word.
41	frown	Noun	UNKNOWN	2740	He looked at Pony and winked, and was surprised when she returned the gesture with a serious frown.
42	stoop	Verb	UNKNOWN	2741	Tempest weaved its wondrous lines about him slowly-turning, stooping, and rising in perfect balance.
43	craftsmanship	Noun	UNKNOWN	2742	Avelyn wanted to go closer to it to study the stern facial features and the incredible craftsmanship of the armor.
44	born	Verb	UNKNOWN	2743	Avelyn was the youngest of ten, and his parents had been well into their forties when he was born.
45	recollection	Plural	UNKNOWN	2744	Always working or praying; there were no other recollections of Avelyn to be found.
46	painted	Verb	UNKNOWN	2745	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.
47	meditation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2746	They were taught the deepest forms of meditation, where a twenty-minute break afforded them all the recuperation they needed to press on with their training for several more hours.
48	resounding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2747	The huge stone gates of St.-Mere-Abelle slammed shut with a resounding crash that jolted Annalisa Desbris violently.
49	intriguing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2748	She was closer to seventeen than sixteen now, by all appearances no more a girl, and surely the thought of the handsome man imparted intriguing, warm thoughts.
50	details	Noun	UNKNOWN	2749	The tapestries that lined the place were no less magnificent and intriguing, woven into scenes that held a million details in every square foot - - sights within sights, subtle lines and smaller images - that caught Avelyn's eyes and his curiosity and would not let them go.
51	myriad	Noun	UNKNOWN	2750	He came up fast on a pair of great bronze doors, inlaid with a myriad of designs and symbols.
52	fur	Noun	UNKNOWN	2751	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.
53	rings	Noun	UNKNOWN	2752	More rings, rolling, humming, mounting.
54	cruel	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2753	Brother Justice did so, his head bowed to hide his cruel smile.
55	caps	Noun	UNKNOWN	2754	"These are powries, bloody caps, looking to wet their berets in human blood.
56	habit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2755	Even Elbryan's sleeping habits changed, shifting to a more controlled, meditative process than a lumped time of uncontrollable unconsciousness.
57	classmate	Noun	UNKNOWN	2756	He calmed quickly, though, seeing that all of his classmates were similarly entranced and that the Father Abbot and the other ranking monks seemed not to care.
58	priest	Noun	UNKNOWN	2757	The Order of St.-Mere-Abelle was noted not just for its pious and humble priests but also for their long reputation as fierce warriors.
59	uneventful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2758	Bafway proved to be a long, uneventful month.
60	meat	Noun	UNKNOWN	2759	There was much to be done: the last harvesting, preparing the meat, patching holes in the cottages, and cleaning the chimneys.
61	chimney	Noun	UNKNOWN	2760	Cat rested back against a sooty chimney, the warm bricks taking a bit of the bite from the night chill.
62	remote	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2761	Had they caught him at last, up here in the most remote corner of Honce-the-Bear?
63	imagination	Plural	UNKNOWN	2762	They had taught him to view the world as an elf might, with utter freedom and often more veiled in imagination than reality.
64	temper	Verb	UNKNOWN	2763	All of that was, of course, tempered by her realization that she was, in effect, a deserter.
65	seriously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2764	The Order of St.-Mere-Abelle took its physical training seriously; perhaps Avelyn was expected to defend himself against such tactics.
66	importance	Noun	UNKNOWN	2765	Dosey interrupted, his tales only for an occasional belch; so lost was he in his own sense of importance that he hardly bothered to gauge the monk's reaction.
67	total	Noun	UNKNOWN	2766	The hunting party of twelve had carried with them more than half the total real weapons of the hundred folk of Dundalis.
68	manhood	Noun	UNKNOWN	2767	There would be a measure in this of his manhood, Avelyn realized, a test he could not fail.
69	invisible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2768	To Pony and Elbryan, alert as they were, the creature was invisible and unnoticed.
70	maybe	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2769	Or maybe she was just trying to blur the terror.
71	caress	Verb	UNKNOWN	2770	A warm fog hung thick about him, caressing his body and dulling his senses.
72	misery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2771	This was an action of a rogue goblin chieftain, perhaps, or one of the many powrie raiding parties, acting on their own initiative, bringing misery to the wretched humans.
73	mingle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2772	Frustration boiled in the young woman, mingling with desperation.
74	surmise	Verb	UNKNOWN	2773	Pony's first instincts were to try and join that battle group, but she quickly surmised that she would never get in.
75	litany	Noun	UNKNOWN	2774	Silently mouthing that litany, Elbryan inched his face toward the edge of the pine.
76	collapse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2775	A sudden shift brought the field beyond the pines back into view, and Elbryan nearly collapsed with relief when he saw the goblin had not moved and was still facing away from him, staring into the northern valley.
77	spark	Verb	UNKNOWN	2776	That thought sparked anger in the young man, enough to overcome his fear.
78	crawling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2777	He glanced back to see a pair of powries crawling under the war engine, coming for him with prodding spears.
79	grimace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2778	Cat did well to keep the grimace from her face.
80	weirdly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2779	The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees.
81	gash	Noun	UNKNOWN	2780	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
82	dismay	Noun	UNKNOWN	2781	He looked ahead at the evergreen vale and noted to his dismay that a fight was going on down there.
83	sprint	Verb	UNKNOWN	2782	Carefully placing the basket at last at the trough, the boy then sprinted full out the half mile back to the bog.
84	stifle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2783	She took a moment to consider where she was, whose house this was, and she stifled a sob.
85	cries	Noun	UNKNOWN	2784	Everything was confusion, screams and cries of pain.
86	thrash	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2785	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
87	fish	Noun	UNKNOWN	2786	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
88	thrashing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2787	The pair rolled hard into the trunk of another tree, and the goblin abruptly stopped its thrashing.
89	daughter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2788	He looked plaintively at the corner around which his daughter had run, hoping, praying she would somehow escape.
90	thigh	Noun	UNKNOWN	2789	He felt the sting of the light spears, six of them, in his back, his side, deep in one thigh.
91	mumble	Verb	UNKNOWN	2790	Tears ran freely down his cheeks; he mumbled the name "Dansally," over and over.
92	casually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2791	And all hope flew from him as a fomorian giant, holding a club as large as Elbryan's entire body, casually walked toward him.
93	clamp	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2792	Cat-the-Stray clamped her teeth over one of his knuckles and bit him hard.
94	securely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2793	Thus she kept her cabin door securely locked.
95	released	Verb	UNKNOWN	2794	The giant released its grip and Elbryan fell to the ground.
96	crank	Noun	UNKNOWN	2795	But it was Avelyn's turn to crank, and the taskmasters were particular about such things.
97	appropriately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2796	They were opposites in temperament, as well: Avelyn calm and reverent, always in control, and Quintall a "firework," as Master Siherton, the class overseer, often appropriately referred to him.
98	tan	Verb	UNKNOWN	2797	Jojonah's skin was tanned and smooth, except for a fan of lines spreading out from each of his eyes - "credibility wrinkles," he called them.
99	received	Verb	UNKNOWN	2798	"We received news this day that his mother died," Siherton said evenly.
100	sincerity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2799	It was obvious that Avelyn had loved his mother dearly, and yet, there was a sincerity in his.
101	carve	Verb	UNKNOWN	2800	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.