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| 1 | lemma | pos | cefr_level | coverage_rank | global_frequency | context_sentence | context_sentence_zh | definition_zh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | done | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 201 | 67 | Pony smiled warmly, feeling that she had done well. | ||
| 3 | town | Noun | UNKNOWN | 202 | 66 | That excitement turned to sheer joy when they passed out of the town and began their ascent of the ridge. | ||
| 4 | road | Noun | UNKNOWN | 203 | 66 | Candlelight spilled out onto the road, softly illuminating the girl. | ||
| 5 | pause | Verb | UNKNOWN | 204 | 66 | The master paused and lamented his own weakness. | ||
| 6 | hop | Verb | UNKNOWN | 205 | 66 | Pony grinned warmly, hoping he was right. | ||
| 7 | add | Verb | UNKNOWN | 206 | 66 | Not until this day, he silently added, looking at the slain goblin. | ||
| 8 | new | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 207 | 66 | Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers. | ||
| 9 | glance | Noun | UNKNOWN | 208 | 66 | With great effort, Elbryan tore his gaze from the dreadful spectacle below and glanced all around. | ||
| 10 | wound | Noun | UNKNOWN | 209 | 65 | Dinoniel was gone, a distant memory, but the demon spirit had returned and the physical wounds had healed. | ||
| 11 | ship | Noun | UNKNOWN | 210 | 65 | Father Abbot Markwart had pointedly mentioned that there were no ships in; Avelyn knew where he was supposed to go. | ||
| 12 | spin | Verb | UNKNOWN | 211 | 65 | The door to the common house opened with a crash, and both Pony and Elbryan immediately spun away from each other. | ||
| 13 | recognize | Verb | B1 | 212 | 64 | Avelyn, who had often spent hours at a time gazing at the wondrous night sky, recognized some of the points. | ||
| 14 | easily | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 213 | 64 | Seven goblins came into sight, trotting easily down the slope. | ||
| 15 | branch | Noun | UNKNOWN | 214 | 64 | It moved nimbly from branch to branch, crossing over to nearby trees with barely a whisper. | ||
| 16 | blade | Noun | UNKNOWN | 215 | 63 | Elbryan was already into his responding turn but not far enough; and the elf's blades poked him hard in the kidneys. | ||
| 17 | movement | Noun | UNKNOWN | 216 | 63 | Juraviel shrugged, a flitting little movement of his slender shoulders. | ||
| 18 | charge | Verb | UNKNOWN | 217 | 63 | The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high. | ||
| 19 | morning | Noun | A2 | 218 | 62 | It was always cold; the boy didn't know why he even bothered testing it each morning before plunging in. | ||
| 20 | blood | Noun | UNKNOWN | 219 | 62 | Elbryan pulled back his trembling hand, staring wide-eyed at the bright blood that now covered it. | ||
| 21 | cover | Verb | UNKNOWN | 220 | 62 | Then he wanted to turn back, to run into the hollow and cover his face. | ||
| 22 | powerful | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 221 | 62 | The powrie struggled desperately, but the powerful man locked his legs tight and fought to keep his balance. | ||
| 23 | lip | Noun | UNKNOWN | 222 | 62 | And she was coming closer, Elbryan realized, her head slowly drifting toward his, her lips, so soft, in line with his! | ||
| 24 | brush | Verb | UNKNOWN | 223 | 62 | It had tried to flee with its companions but fell short of the brush for lack of breath and died soon after. | ||
| 25 | forward | Verb | UNKNOWN | 224 | 62 | Finally, the stinging ended, and the fomorian tried to move forward, back toward its prey. | ||
| 26 | finger | Noun | UNKNOWN | 225 | 62 | To his rubbing fingers, the hematite felt truly liquid then, and inviting. | ||
| 27 | finish | Verb | A2 | 226 | 61 | All too soon, before he had even finished with the first basket, his forearms ached from the effort. | ||
| 28 | sky | Noun | UNKNOWN | 227 | 61 | Avelyn, who had often spent hours at a time gazing at the wondrous night sky, recognized some of the points. | ||
| 29 | somehow | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 228 | 61 | Jayson only hoped that he could somehow get her home, into her own bed, before she died. | ||
| 30 | cold | Adjective | A2 | 229 | 60 | Though the trial of the four stones, the high wall, and the cold sea had exhausted him, he did not sleep that night. | ||
| 31 | physical | Adjective | B1 | 230 | 60 | The demon spirit fell deep within itself, summoned its powers, both physical and magical. | ||
| 32 | hide | Verb | B1 | 231 | 60 | 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. | ||
| 33 | shift | Verb | UNKNOWN | 232 | 60 | The kiss shifted, from curiosity to urgency, then back to gentleness. | ||
| 34 | red | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 233 | 60 | The black-winged demon looked down at a darker red tear marring its otherwise smooth hide. | ||
| 35 | knee | Noun | UNKNOWN | 234 | 60 | Elbryan fell to his knees, reaching for the wound, gingerly touching the spear and wondering if he should pull it free. | ||
| 36 | truly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 235 | 60 | To his rubbing fingers, the hematite felt truly liquid then, and inviting. | ||
| 37 | rest | Noun | UNKNOWN | 236 | 60 | Its chin came to rest on its chest, and it held the kneeling pose, quite dead. | ||
| 38 | slowly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 237 | 60 | And she was coming closer, Elbryan realized, her head slowly drifting toward his, her lips, so soft, in line with his! | ||
| 39 | hematite | Verb | UNKNOWN | 238 | 60 | To his rubbing fingers, the hematite felt truly liquid then, and inviting. | ||
| 40 | join | Verb | A2 | 239 | 59 | Pony's first instincts were to try and join that battle group, but she quickly surmised that she would never get in. | ||
| 41 | hope | Noun | A2 | 240 | 59 | But the young man held faith and passed his hopes down the line. | ||
| 42 | blow | Verb | UNKNOWN | 241 | 59 | Tuntun was tiring, too, Elbryan knew, and if he could land but one solid blow, the fight might be at its end. | ||
| 43 | memory | Noun | UNKNOWN | 242 | 59 | Dinoniel was gone, a distant memory, but the demon spirit had returned and the physical wounds had healed. | ||
| 44 | shadow | Noun | UNKNOWN | 243 | 59 | Elbryan went left, shadowing a group of three. | ||
| 45 | mother | Noun | UNKNOWN | 244 | 59 | Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely. | ||
| 46 | floor | Noun | UNKNOWN | 245 | 59 | The young woman didn't look back as she made her way across the crowded floor to get the drinks. | ||
| 47 | yer | Noun | UNKNOWN | 246 | 59 | Too many of yer folk would've forced the girl by their side, to protect her. | ||
| 48 | likely | Adjective | B1 | 247 | 58 | If Quintall tried to sneak in and push that crank, it would likely cost them both their meal. | ||
| 49 | perfectly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 248 | 58 | Elbryan and Jilseponie stood perfectly still, stricken. | ||
| 50 | slope | Noun | UNKNOWN | 249 | 58 | Over and over they rolled, tumbling down the slope, punching and thrashing. | ||
| 51 | different | Adjective | A2 | 250 | 57 | Protests, laughter, taunts all came back in reply from many different places. | ||
| 52 | magical | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 251 | 57 | Whenever he was allowed to handle a magical stone, Master Siherton was at his side, a potent and lethal gem in hand. | ||
| 53 | leap | Verb | UNKNOWN | 252 | 57 | When the giant was within one huge stride, Elbryan leaped out, trying to confuse it with sheer savagery. | ||
| 54 | guard | Noun | UNKNOWN | 253 | 57 | It pleased her greatly to help out Elbryan, to guard his emotions. | ||
| 55 | truth | Noun | B1 | 254 | 56 | Siherton knew the truth of Jojonah's words, and seemed now caught within that truth, helpless in the face of reality. | ||
| 56 | immediately | Adverb | B1 | 255 | 56 | The door to the common house opened with a crash, and both Pony and Elbryan immediately spun away from each other. | ||
| 57 | tip | Noun | UNKNOWN | 256 | 56 | Elbryan prodded the ground with the tip of his sword. | ||
| 58 | chest | Noun | UNKNOWN | 257 | 56 | Its chin came to rest on its chest, and it held the kneeling pose, quite dead. | ||
| 59 | sure | Verb | A2 | 258 | 55 | Jill wasn't sure if she was glad of that or not. | ||
| 60 | army | Noun | UNKNOWN | 259 | 55 | Dinoniel and much of his army had been consumed and destroyed, but the dactyl... | ||
| 61 | gaze | Noun | UNKNOWN | 260 | 55 | Elbryan turned to follow her gaze, and he, too, could not suppress a grin. | ||
| 62 | simple | Adjective | A2 | 261 | 54 | There were times, such as this, when he hated simple elven logic. | ||
| 63 | below | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 262 | 54 | With great effort, Elbryan tore his gaze from the dreadful spectacle below and glanced all around. | ||
| 64 | direction | Plural | UNKNOWN | 263 | 54 | All they could see in any direction was the flat bluish-gray line of the horizon. | ||
| 65 | quietly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 264 | 54 | Two men walked quietly away from Brother Avelyn's closed door. | ||
| 66 | path | Noun | UNKNOWN | 265 | 54 | Despite the addition of the pit, the path appeared almost exactly the same as it had on all of his previous returns. | ||
| 67 | notice | Verb | B1 | 266 | 53 | Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red. | ||
| 68 | sudden | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 267 | 53 | Elbryan resisted the sudden and inexplicable urge to run over and kiss Pony. | ||
| 69 | single | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 268 | 53 | Jilseponie moved first, a single, tiny step, her arm reaching out helplessly. | ||
| 70 | mile | Noun | UNKNOWN | 269 | 53 | Carefully placing the basket at last at the trough, the boy then sprinted full out the half mile back to the bog. | ||
| 71 | captain | Noun | UNKNOWN | 270 | 53 | Every time he passed that cabin door, a small stateroom just behind the quarters of Captain Adjonas, he trembled. | ||
| 72 | people | Noun | A2 | 271 | 52 | Surely all the world had fallen to ruin; surely all the people were dead, were being pecked and torn by vultures. | ||
| 73 | quiet | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 272 | 52 | Behind them, Dundalis sat quiet and dark. | ||
| 74 | clearly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 273 | 52 | Elbryan and Jilseponie had seen it on a few occasions, but never so clearly as this, never so vibrant. | ||
| 75 | burn | Verb | UNKNOWN | 274 | 52 | Again it was the smell of his burning village that cleared his head. | ||
| 76 | cross | Verb | UNKNOWN | 275 | 52 | It moved nimbly from branch to branch, crossing over to nearby trees with barely a whisper. | ||
| 77 | score | Noun | UNKNOWN | 276 | 52 | The patrols began that day, with a score and five youngsters walking the rim of the bowl-shaped vale that held Dundalis. | ||
| 78 | corner | Noun | UNKNOWN | 277 | 52 | As if in a grotesque mockery of that hope, a goblin marched around that corner, bearing down on the girl. | ||
| 79 | none | Noun | UNKNOWN | 278 | 51 | There were many powries on that deck, though none had, as yet, spotted her. | ||
| 80 | dagger | Noun | UNKNOWN | 279 | 51 | Or he didn't even need the dagger but could stiffen his fingers that he might drive them right through any obstacle. | ||
| 81 | angle | Noun | UNKNOWN | 280 | 51 | Pony knew that she could not move it again from this new angle, and so she didn't even try. | ||
| 82 | duty | Noun | UNKNOWN | 281 | 51 | What of her duty to the couple who had taken her in and given her a home? | ||
| 83 | approach | Verb | B1 | 282 | 50 | Five running strides brought him to the goblin, who didn't hear his approach until the last second. | ||
| 84 | measure | Noun | B1 | 283 | 50 | Laughter trailed him as he sped away, and Elbryan sensed that there was some measure of admiration in it. | ||
| 85 | cave | Verb | UNKNOWN | 284 | 50 | It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain. | ||
| 86 | anything | Noun | UNKNOWN | 285 | 50 | How could anyone, or anything, that could pipe so beautifully pose a danger? | ||
| 87 | spear | Noun | UNKNOWN | 286 | 50 | After a moment of shock, the goblins had thrown their spears, injuring one man. | ||
| 88 | kick | Verb | UNKNOWN | 287 | 50 | Pony spun and jumped on it, flailing wildly with both fists, kicking and kneeing viciously. | ||
| 89 | care | Verb | UNKNOWN | 288 | 50 | Tuntun held up a hand to her elvish companion, silently bidding Juraviel to let her take care of this situation. | ||
| 90 | enter | Verb | UNKNOWN | 289 | 50 | Piety, dignity, poverty, that was the pledge offered upon entering the Order of St.-Mere-Abelle. | ||
| 91 | distance | Noun | A2 | 290 | 49 | With a grimace of determination, Elbryan halved the distance to his foe. | ||
| 92 | wing | Noun | UNKNOWN | 291 | 49 | Elbryan wondered, having no explanation of who or what those delicate winged creatures might be. | ||
| 93 | hair | Noun | UNKNOWN | 292 | 49 | Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him. | ||
| 94 | wood | Noun | UNKNOWN | 293 | 49 | That meant gathering wood and tending the fires, repairing the cabins-which always seemed to need repair! | ||
| 95 | barely | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 294 | 49 | It floated through-the chill air, barely perceptible. | ||
| 96 | common | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 295 | 49 | The Forest Ghost was a common legend in the Timberlands. | ||
| 97 | kiss | Verb | UNKNOWN | 296 | 49 | That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on. | ||
| 98 | admit | Verb | UNKNOWN | 297 | 49 | For a moment, I admit, I even held fast a fantasy that my memory of the destruction, of the carnage, was in error. | ||
| 99 | tight | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 298 | 49 | The noose was getting tighter, Pony knew. | ||
| 100 | field | Noun | UNKNOWN | 299 | 49 | Then the horse thundered away out of the field, out of sight. | ||
| 101 | swing | Verb | UNKNOWN | 300 | 49 | Elbryan immediately swung about, realizing he was vulnerable. |