booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-32.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	abandoned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3101	Frustrated, the ranger abandoned his bow and ran on, sword in hand.
3	stampede	Noun	UNKNOWN	3102	The stampede came to a skidding halt, the wild horses accepting riders, villagers.
4	haven	Noun	UNKNOWN	3103	Eventually, if they cannot find a haven, they will be killed, one at a time, perhaps, as was poor Cric, or perhaps the goblins will discover their camp in the night and slaughter them all.
5	unmistakable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3104	If the tip of its blade was set upon the ground, the end of its balled hilt would not have reached Elbryan's waist, and the width of the blade was no more than the distance between the knuckle and first joint of Elbryan's smallest finger, but there was an unmistakable solidity and strength to the weapon, an aura of power.
6	sparks	Noun	UNKNOWN	3105	The mighty elvish weapon scored hit after hit, sparks flying as it banged hard against metal armor.
7	thorn	Noun	UNKNOWN	3106	They had become a large thorn in the side of the invading army, and no doubt the monstrous leaders in Dundalis and the other villages wanted to get the secretive band out in the open and deal with them once and for all.
8	lodestone	Noun	UNKNOWN	3107	"It is lodestone," Avelyn explained.
9	praying	Noun	UNKNOWN	3108	Avelyn lay across the centaur's back, staring more behind than ahead, praying for his companions.
10	hoping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3109	No other options; the ranger decided, and so he scrambled ahead, hoping to get a firm handhold, that he might propel Pony over him, over the stone, out to freedom in the dark night.
11	passageway	Noun	UNKNOWN	3110	Elbryan slammed hard, into the wall of the narrow passageway with his already broken arm.
12	volatile	Adjective	C1	3111	Elbryan looked at Bradwarden, and the centaur only shrugged, not about to disagree with the volatile friar's estimation of himself.
13	subject	Noun	A2	3112	For Juraviel's anxiety was clearly etched on his fine features - how could it have been otherwise when he had been speaking to his protégé Elbryan about this very subject not a week's time past?
14	funny	Adjective	A2	3113	He noted that the sky had turned a funny color, a purplish, rosy hue the likes of which Avelyn had only seen at sunrise or sunset, and then only on the appropriate horizon.
15	influence	Noun	B1	3114	It had awakened, darkness rising, and already its influence was spreading throughout Corona.
16	organize	Verb	B1	3115	He should organize his friends - yes, that was the course, he decided.
17	satisfy	Verb	B1	3116	"What height must I attain to satisfy the judgment of Tuntun and the many other elves of like mind?
18	quality	Noun	B1	3117	Elbryan had that same impish quality about him as Mather, a love and luster of life, lurking just below the surface.
19	society	Noun	B1	3118	Were the fifteen Holy Orders of God, the rules of righteousness, truly God inspired, or were they merely rules of keeping order within a civilized society?
20	background	Noun	B1	3119	He knew it was music, though it seemed too soft, too much in the background for him to actually hear it.
21	average	Adjective	B1	3120	He saw at once, though, that Jill was far beyond an average beginning student, was nearly.
22	social	Adjective	B1	3121	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
23	address	Verb	B1	3122	"Wait until they close," the ranger said again, addressing the whole group.
24	talent	Noun	B1	3123	I will use the stones and all my talents, and all my body in whatever course you set.
25	lonely	Adjective	B1	3124	A short while later one haggard-looking soldier - a man of forty years by the name of Gofflaw, who had spent more than half his wretched life in the Kingsmen, including a dozen years in the Coastpoint Guards shuffling from one lonely outpost to another came staggering out to the wall, making his way toward Jill.
26	limit	Verb	B1	3125	The ranger reached in to the limit of his arm, to find that the sword was just out of range.
27	audience	Singular	B1	3126	She went in expecting a brewing row, but found instead that the mad friar, this time, had a fairly attentive audience.
28	wandering	Noun	UNKNOWN	3127	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
29	rend	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3128	Hooves of music rend the gloom Bearing Nightbird, know your doom!
30	horn	Noun	UNKNOWN	3129	They scrambled through the woods desperately, hearing horns from the town.
31	reddish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3130	The texture of its skin was rough and thick, an armored hide, reddish in hue and shiny, as if lit by its own inner glow.
32	humanlike	Noun	UNKNOWN	3131	The demon spread wide its black wings and reached back with one humanlike arm, claws extended toward the flowing lava, grabbing the power and channeling it.
33	devastating	Verb	UNKNOWN	3132	Every part of the demon was a weapon, devastating and deadly.
34	sickening	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3133	A sickening feeling washed over Elbryan.
35	scurry	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3134	She scurried away, suddenly uncomfortable.
36	stain	Verb	UNKNOWN	3135	Elbryan saw the dark stain near those hands.
37	strap	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3136	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.
38	birthday	Noun	UNKNOWN	3137	Next spring would bring his thirteenth birthday, the passage from childhood in the hardy land that was the northern wilderness.
39	wilderness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3138	Next spring would bring his thirteenth birthday, the passage from childhood in the hardy land that was the northern wilderness.
40	absence	Singular	UNKNOWN	3139	"Have you noticed the absence, of anything?" Elbryan crinkled his brow.
41	muffle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3140	Elbryan tried to muffle his snicker; the girl hated that nickname, Jilly, though nearly everyone in town called her that.
42	nickname	Noun	UNKNOWN	3141	He screwed up his face, the ridiculous nickname sounding foolish in his ears.
43	preferred	Verb	UNKNOWN	3142	of stargazing placed a distant second on Avelyn's preferred list of duties.
44	softness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3143	He sensed their softness, so very inviting ...
45	oddly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3144	He put a hand to his chin, an oddly human gesture.
46	soaking	Verb	UNKNOWN	3145	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.
47	sadness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3146	When Pony's eyes showed sadness, Elbryan felt it in his heart; when they soared with sparkling joy, Elbryan's feet moved involuntarily in dance.
48	dismissively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3147	The fat man sputtered something unintelligible and turned away, waving his hand dismissively.
49	vibrant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3148	How much younger and more vibrant Annalisa had seemed!
50	piping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3149	Then they heard a distant piping, soft music, perfect melody.
51	legend	Noun	UNKNOWN	3150	The Forest Ghost was a common legend in the Timberlands.
52	enchanting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3151	So now here he was, in a land enchanting and terrifying, sharing the forest with these creatures that he could not understand and could not defeat.
53	sensible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3152	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.
54	turmoil	Noun	UNKNOWN	3153	Despite that turmoil, Elbryan found himself nodding.
55	horrifying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3154	And then suddenly, it was gone, destroyed by a horrified, and horrifying, scream.
56	feverish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3155	The dawn is not long away." He started up the ridge at a feverish pace then, even scrambling on all fours at times, crunching through the thick carpet of fallen leaves.
57	crunch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3156	The dawn is not long away." He started up the ridge at a feverish pace then, even scrambling on all fours at times, crunching through the thick carpet of fallen leaves.
58	carpet	Noun	UNKNOWN	3157	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.
59	relish	Verb	UNKNOWN	3158	Pony had won that battle by accepting, even relishing, those private feelings, the warmth that washed over her whenever she looked upon Elbryan.
60	fading	Noun	UNKNOWN	3159	She looked at Avelyn curiously, her fear fast-fading.
61	barefoot	Verb	UNKNOWN	3160	He would run barefoot through the stones, would roll in them, would bask in his God.
62	advanced	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3161	The powrie advanced on the sobbing woman, its hand raised to deliver another heavy blow.
63	deciduous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3162	Autumn was well advanced, and all the leaves of the deciduous trees, particularly the sugar maples, were bright with colors, shining red and orange and yellow, painting the ridge.
64	northeastern	Noun	UNKNOWN	3163	The month had turned to Parvespers, the last month of the autumn, when the Windrunner swept around the northeastern reach of the Mantis Arm, past Pireth Tulme and into the Gulf of Corona.
65	chatter	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3164	This was a place of natural noises: running streams, cackling birds, and chattering animals.
66	tones	Noun	UNKNOWN	3165	His heart pounded when he recognized his father's deep tones, though he couldn't make out what the man was saying.
67	prickly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3166	Pony caught up to him, even passed him over that last expanse, leading the way through the tangle of two wide pines, pushing aside the prickly branches and bursting into a clearing right beside the returning party.
68	blank	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3167	His expression blank, he merely shrugged.
69	crook	Verb	UNKNOWN	3168	Elbryan walked a crooked path to the food and stubbornly salvaged what he could.
70	credence	Singular	UNKNOWN	3169	Avelyn's lack of initial response to the news that his mother had died had lent credence to Siherton's complaints.
71	oft	Noun	UNKNOWN	3170	This gloom that had come to Honce-the-Bear had come before in a definite shape and manner that was oft-told in the historical volumes at St.-Mere-Abelle.
72	derisive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3171	Pony didn't miss her companion's derisive snort.
73	badger	Noun	UNKNOWN	3172	"Remember the badger?" she asked quietly, stealing the boy's bluster.
74	snag	Verb	UNKNOWN	3173	Earlier that year, at the beginning of summer, some of the younger children had snagged a badger in a noose.
75	reluctantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3174	He had met with Juraviel soon after his fireside discussion with his more conventional commanders, and the elf had reluctantly agreed to send a handful of his fellows south to warn Landsdown.
76	blazing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3175	She envisioned herself as a light source, a blazing sun, rightful owner of this mortal coil, and she fought back.
77	olive	Noun	UNKNOWN	3176	Even from this distance, the elves could see the olive-green orbs sparkling with intensity, truly seeing the imagined foes.
78	competition	Singular	UNKNOWN	3177	Pony had told him many times that Kristeena was sweet for him, and the older girl, not viewing a ten-year-old as competition, had been charmed by the thought.
79	gesture	Noun	UNKNOWN	3178	He looked at Pony and winked, and was surprised when she returned the gesture with a serious frown.
80	voluminous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3179	He had his hands in front of him, buried within his voluminous sleeves.
81	humble	Adjective	B2	3180	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.
82	folds	Noun	UNKNOWN	3181	He nodded and put it back under the folds of his weathered robes, his expression more serious.
83	zone	Noun	UNKNOWN	3182	Back in St.-Mere-Abelle, he had seen Master Siherton create a magical dead zone while he and several others had tried to discern the powers of the giant amethyst crystal.
84	southeastern	Noun	UNKNOWN	3183	No land came in sight for three days, the Windjammer making a direct run to the southeastern point of the Gulf of Corona, the northern tip of the region known as the Mantis Arm.
85	solemn	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3184	The ceremony went off perfectly solemn yet joyous, ladies crying, men standing tall and handsome.
86	millennium	Noun	UNKNOWN	3185	Intertwined with the rocky cliffs of the southeastern coast, St.-Mere-Abelle had stood solemn and dark for nearly a millennium, with each generation of monks adding their toil and craftsmanship to the already huge structure.
87	toil	Noun	UNKNOWN	3186	He got his reward for his morning's toils when he returned to the bog to collect the tenth loaded basket.
88	underground	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3187	When the showers arrived, he and his fellow Preparer would be hidden underground, sheltered from the pelting meteors.
89	market	Verb	UNKNOWN	3188	Seven hundred monks lived here and another two hundred servants, many of them never leaving the place except to go on short visits, usually to market in the village of St.-Mere-Abelle, some three miles inland.
90	grueling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3189	CHAPTER 8 The Preparer The schedule was grueling, designed to find weakness and break those who were not fit for the daily rigors of the Order of St.-Mere-Abelle.
91	testing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3190	Eight years of formal study, eight years of grueling testing, had brought Avelyn to this point, one of twenty-five remaining of the two thousand twelve-year-olds who had begun the process, each desperately vying to gain admittance in this class of God's Year 816.
92	earliest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3191	Elbryan paused and closed his eyes, remembering his earliest lessons, the axioms the elves had put to him so that he might view the world in a completely different manner.
93	divine	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3192	He pictured his mother on that day many years before when he had announced that he would enter St.-Mere-Abelle: the tears that had come to her; the smile, gentle, even divine.
94	eyelid	Noun	UNKNOWN	3193	But weariness overtook him, caught him where he sat, and brought his eyelids low.
95	mortality	Noun	UNKNOWN	3194	Under that sky that posed to me so many questions, I dismissed mortality, for I had become one with something that was eternal.
96	denial	Noun	UNKNOWN	3195	Images assaulted them, mingling with imagined scenes even more horrifying, and amid all of it welled utter denial, the hope against obvious reality that this simply could not be happening.
97	momentary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3196	The giant plunged the spear down low instead, right into the boulder, and Elbryan was too surprised to seize the momentary opening and charge ahead.
98	sweetness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3197	The sweetness was there, but somehow just out of Jill's reach.
99	parting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3198	In the morning came the second painful parting.
100	windblown	Noun	UNKNOWN	3199	They twisted and gouged, floating about and through the bare windblown rocks of the Barbacan.
101	axis	Noun	UNKNOWN	3200	The tapestries covered the walls almost completely, allowing for windows and for racked displays of shining weapons: swords and spears, great axes, long daggers, and a myriad of pole arms with hooked blades and prodding tips that Avelyn did not know.