booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-24.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	parallel	Verb	UNKNOWN	2301	5	The arrows whipped out, not quite parallel, their angle separating them as they flew.
3	fend	Verb	UNKNOWN	2302	5	Tempest flashed left, parried up, went out left again and then right, Elbryan easily fending off the clumsy attacks.
4	sinking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2303	5	That relief fast transformed into a sinking feeling as Elbryan realized the meaning of this creature's positioning.
5	crude	Noun	UNKNOWN	2304	5	To hear his fellow monks speaking of something as sacred as love in such crude terms did surprise and offend him.
6	brain	Noun	UNKNOWN	2305	5	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
7	gut	Noun	UNKNOWN	2306	5	Elbryan felt his guts churning and labored for his breath.
8	bash	Verb	UNKNOWN	2307	5	Singing wildly, the centaur charged in, bashing the monster about the head with his heavy club.
9	heap	Noun	UNKNOWN	2308	5	And then Olwan came flying back into sight, falling in a broken heap on the road right in the midst of the valiant fighters.
10	mercifully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2309	5	Pony lost sight of her father immediately, mercifully.
11	scoop	Noun	UNKNOWN	2310	5	The centaur tapped one powrie on the head, then scooped up the dazed dwarf and dropped it into a sack.
12	viciously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2311	5	Pony spun and jumped on it, flailing wildly with both fists, kicking and kneeing viciously.
13	dan	Noun	UNKNOWN	2312	5	Carley dan Aubrey's whimper brought him back to his senses.
14	surprisingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2313	5	Elbryan's sword was up against the creature's side, had cut in a bit, but the angle was wrong, and the goblin's grip surprisingly strong, preventing the boy from driving the weapon home.
15	twisted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2314	5	The ugly goblin face, all twisted teeth and long pointy nose, was barely inches from Elbryan's face, and closer still when the creature began to butt the boy.
16	futile	Noun	UNKNOWN	2315	5	Bradwarden knew that it was futile to argue with the stubborn ranger.
17	offensive	Noun	UNKNOWN	2316	5	The powrie didn't even flinch, came right back to the offensive with one, two, and then a third swiping attack.
18	terrifying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2317	5	That feeling, too, seemed something out of her past, something wonderful and terrifying all at once.
19	dash	Verb	UNKNOWN	2318	5	She looked back at the small boat, even then being dashed against the rocks, tossed about by the powerful surf.
20	gingerly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2319	5	Elbryan fell to his knees, reaching for the wound, gingerly touching the spear and wondering if he should pull it free.
21	scrambling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2320	5	Stones burst outward; Elbryan skipped back up the slope a few scrambling steps and dove to the ground.
22	bleed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2321	5	Her fingers bled, she felt the heat growing behind her, but she dug on desperately.
23	unnerve	Verb	UNKNOWN	2322	5	Still, Master Jojonah could see why a student such as Avelyn Desbris would so unnerve Master Siherton.
24	sideways	Noun	UNKNOWN	2323	5	Furious, Elbryan finally launched himself sideways, putting some ground between him and his elusive opponent.
25	humming	Noun	UNKNOWN	2324	5	The air came alive with a strange humming sound.
26	puny	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2325	5	With a yelp, Avelyn skipped to the side, bringing the puny sword up defensively.
27	volley	Noun	UNKNOWN	2326	5	Few folk remained on the wall when the second volley roared in, for they were engaged in tending wounded, in battling flames, and shoring up defensive barricades.
28	burrow	Verb	UNKNOWN	2327	5	The fomorian staggered once, twice, and then again, as the bolts burrowed in, one on top of the other, a dozen on top of the previous dozen.
29	midday	Noun	UNKNOWN	2328	5	Now, with a gray morning fast turning to midday outside, Brother Justice had not returned.
30	befit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2329	5	Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers.
31	ominously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2330	5	Master Siherton squinted ominously and leaned close over Avelyn, glaring openly.
32	surprised	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2331	5	Cat-the-Stray was more than a little surprised, and embarrassed, when her would-be rescuer ventured into the Way the following week.
33	initial	Adjective	B2	2332	5	Avelyn's lack of initial response to the news that his mother had died had lent credence to Siherton's complaints.
34	subsequently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2333	5	The third time, he held the boy under for what seemed like minutes, and when he brought Elbryan up and subsequently let him go, the stunned boy fell to the ground, gasping desperately.
35	desk	Noun	UNKNOWN	2334	5	Jojonah folded his hands on his desk and spent a long while staring at the closed door.
36	pledge	Noun	UNKNOWN	2335	5	Piety, dignity, poverty, that was the pledge offered upon entering the Order of St.-Mere-Abelle.
37	sore	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2336	5	The young man settled on the edge of his cot, head bowed, hands resting on his sore thighs.
38	needed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2337	5	Jojonah's explanation for the tour had been weak, some remark about an area that needed cleaning.
39	wife	Noun	UNKNOWN	2338	5	How good a wife might she be, after all, when she wasn't even sure who she really was?
40	bless	Verb	UNKNOWN	2339	5	Avelyn didn't know much, though, just the common rumors about how the stones would fall from the heavens into the hands of waiting monks, to be blessed by the Father Abbot that their special powers be realized.
41	wondrous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2340	5	Avelyn, who had often spent hours at a time gazing at the wondrous night sky, recognized some of the points.
42	digest	Verb	UNKNOWN	2341	5	Avelyn hesitated for a moment, trying to digest the newest information.
43	seriousness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2342	5	"Brother Avelyn," the master said in all seriousness a moment later,
44	engulf	Verb	UNKNOWN	2343	5	It was expanding before him, engulfing his hands, then his arms.
45	distinctly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2344	5	The name Juraviel had given his people, Touel'alfar, had a distinctly familiar ring, and Elbryan was certain he had heard it in conjunction with tales of the elves.
46	ward	Noun	UNKNOWN	2345	5	At night, they huddled together around oil lamps and candles, trying to ward off the chill.
47	humour	Noun	UNKNOWN	2346	5	Avelyn knew all the uses of all the stones, and gradually he was coming to sensitize his fingers to the magical humours within any stone he touched.
48	reverence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2347	5	For the first time since they had entered the room, there was no reverence in Master Jojonah's voice, just the dry lecturing tone of an instructor.
49	dry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2348	5	For the first time since they had entered the room, there was no reverence in Master Jojonah's voice, just the dry lecturing tone of an instructor.
50	unconscious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2349	5	Jilseponie understood then that she had been unconscious for a long time.
51	stench	Noun	UNKNOWN	2350	5	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
52	rubble	Noun	UNKNOWN	2351	5	So he ran on, hauling bodies, peeking under rubble, kicking aside piles of dead goblins to see who might be underneath.
53	upright	Noun	UNKNOWN	2352	5	A short distance away, Elbryan sat bolt upright, confused.
54	dusk	Noun	UNKNOWN	2353	5	Sometime later, as dusk descended, Pony's senses warned her that she was not alone.
55	haunt	Verb	UNKNOWN	2354	5	Disturbing questions haunted the young monk every day.
56	countless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2355	5	Yet here they were, countless spearheads glistening in the last slanted rays of day, countless shields, emblazoned with the standards of many different tribes, standing side by side.
57	maiden	Noun	UNKNOWN	2356	5	Elbryan looked at the elf maiden, studied her blue eyes for some hint.
58	nephew	Noun	UNKNOWN	2357	5	No novice in the ways of love, the nephew of Palmaris' baron was surprised and pained but also intrigued.
59	embarrass	Verb	UNKNOWN	2358	5	These weren't particularly nasty traps, designed more to embarrass than to injure.
60	slumber	Noun	UNKNOWN	2359	5	Or had he slumbered right through the next day?
61	collection	Singular	UNKNOWN	2360	5	In elven philosophy, the first truth, the basis of reality was that the entire material, physical world was no more than the collection of perceptions by the observer.
62	defensible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2361	5	That night, they camped on a high plateau, which they agreed to be the most defensible position in the area.
63	blocking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2362	5	The sword severed that blocking arm cleanly, right above the elbow and slashed across the face of the ducking monster.
64	overtake	Verb	UNKNOWN	2363	5	But weariness overtook him, caught him where he sat, and brought his eyelids low.
65	knuckle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2364	5	Elbryan clutched the sword hilt so hard his knuckles whitened.
66	slant	Verb	UNKNOWN	2365	5	As if on cue, the burning catapult creaked again and slanted over farther.
67	alike	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2366	5	For near to forty years he kept a line a hundred miles long secure from goblins and fomorian giants alike.
68	moonlight	Noun	UNKNOWN	2367	5	Avelyn caught the arm and held it up in the moonlight.
69	unceremoniously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2368	5	Tuntun's only avenue of escape was straight down to the ground, and so she took it unceremoniously.
70	appoint	Verb	UNKNOWN	2369	5	But after vespers, the four Preparers began a four-hour regimen, each with an appointed master.
71	ritual	Noun	UNKNOWN	2370	5	He found the many prayer rituals boring, even trite, in light of the revelations he was finding every night.
72	perfection	Singular	UNKNOWN	2371	5	This would be the last bow he ever crafted, for he knew beyond doubt that if he made a thousand more, he would never near the perfection of this weapon.
73	tactic	Noun	UNKNOWN	2372	5	Jill changed tactics and began slugging the dwarf in the face instead, then poking for its eyes.
74	list	Noun	UNKNOWN	2373	5	of stargazing placed a distant second on Avelyn's preferred list of duties.
75	snatch	Verb	UNKNOWN	2374	5	Avelyn tried hard not to eavesdrop, but he did catch snatches of the conversation, mostly Siherton complaining vigorously that this was against strict procedure.
76	sneer	Verb	UNKNOWN	2375	5	He sneered at the curious servants gathering in the hall to keep them at bay.
77	celestite	Noun	UNKNOWN	2376	5	Avelyn reached into a smaller pouch and took out a handful of small prismatic celestite crystals, pale blue in color, and began calling forth their enchantment.
78	silvery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2377	5	A second bolt whistled behind him, turning him with a start, and only when Elbryan noticed the silvery filament trailing this arrow did he understand what was happening.
79	ferocity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2378	5	Pony went in with equal ferocity, though her attacks were not quite as effective and she scored only a minor hit.
80	assert	Verb	B2	2379	5	The elves didn't see things that way; Juraviel had once asserted to Elbryan that everything in the.
81	bruise	Noun	UNKNOWN	2380	5	He noted bruises on her legs, his eyes drawn down despite his good intentions.
82	continual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2381	5	At the same moment that the air grew clear about him, strong winds buffeted him - not gusts but a continual blow.
83	murmur	Noun	UNKNOWN	2382	5	No answer, no hint, just the murmur, an endless string of mysterious whispers.
84	pump	Verb	UNKNOWN	2383	5	Now the ranger's arm pumped frantically, and finally after perhaps the tenth blow, the powrie's grasp at last loosened.
85	speaker	Noun	UNKNOWN	2384	5	Somehow he knew the speaker was not human, that no human voice could chime so sweetly, so perfectly.
86	glade	Noun	UNKNOWN	2385	5	Tuntun nodded and rose unsteadily, then walked from the glade, leaving Elbryan kneeling in the grass.
87	sculpt	Verb	UNKNOWN	2386	5	Sweat glistened in the morning light, beading and rolling about the man's hard, sculpted form.
88	underbrush	Noun	UNKNOWN	2387	5	Elbryan ran full out, constantly seeking out shortcuts in the thick underbrush, just to keep pace.
89	pond	Noun	UNKNOWN	2388	5	When he was done, Elbryan gathered up his clothing and ran to a nearby pond, diving into the chilly water without hesitation.
90	fashion	Verb	UNKNOWN	2389	5	Elbryan caught the staff firmly in his left hand and extended that arm out in similar fashion so that the other flanking goblin was poked away.
91	fix	Verb	UNKNOWN	2390	5	The other end of the rope was fixed to the yard of the mainmast.
92	slick	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2391	5	A trip line here, a disguised patch of slick mud on a corner there.
93	lunch	Noun	UNKNOWN	2392	5	For only the third time in all these weeks, the lunch had not yet been set out when Elbryan had collected the ninth basket.
94	veer	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2393	5	The Windrunner veered hard to port, sails filling and pushing the square-rigged caravel on with tremendous speed.
95	dangerously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2394	5	There came a third and a fourth, all dangerously close.
96	snarl	Noun	UNKNOWN	2395	5	The monk snarled in defiance and kicked at the heavy door.
97	tackle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2396	5	The powrie dipped its broad shoulder, trying to tackle the ranger.
98	juice	Noun	UNKNOWN	2397	5	Quite a bit of juice might be ruined, but Juraviel figured the loss was worth it.
99	solemnly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2398	5	Juraviel stared solemnly at the spot where the stone had bounced for a long moment.
100	bulge	Verb	UNKNOWN	2399	5	His chest and shoulders grew broad and thick, and his arms, particularly his forearms, bulged with iron-hard muscles.
101	marvelous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2400	5	Jill finally found the nerve to look back at Connor, to stare into those marvelous brown eyes, sparkling more now in this starry light than she had ever seen.