booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-35.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	juice	Noun	UNKNOWN	3401	Quite a bit of juice might be ruined, but Juraviel figured the loss was worth it.
3	fluidity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3402	Her gait enhanced that perception as well, for she walked with ease and fluidity, always balanced.
4	recognizable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3403	The monk's body was hardly recognizable, a charred, smoldering thing.
5	strongest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3404	And Olwan had been the strongest man in Dundalis.
6	visitor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3405	A whistle from the trees - from Tuntun, they realized - alerted them of a visitor, and a moment later, Brother Avelyn ambled in to join them.
7	frequent	Adjective	B2	3406	He fancied himself an important man, and frequented the more expensive establishments near the duke's castle, and had even been in the castle on many occasions.
8	erase	Verb	UNKNOWN	3407	The young woman sighed deeply, paused a moment, then consciously worked hard to erase the perpetual frown from her face as she made her way to the three men calling her from the corner table.
9	coo	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3408	"No, ye're not a pretty one, now are ye?" Pettibwa cooed with smiling sarcasm, stroking Cat's hair.
10	smirk	Noun	UNKNOWN	3409	She caught herself quickly, though, and covered it with a smirk she thought must have appeared, at least a little, as a smile.
11	seated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3410	Not that the seated drunk was even looking at her face; his eyes never seemed to angle quite that high.
12	tray	Noun	UNKNOWN	3411	Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.
13	buttock	Noun	UNKNOWN	3412	Her head went back, mouth opened as she basked in his stroke, as his hands went down her back, so gently, to the top of her buttocks and then brushing about, to her hips and past her hips.
14	unsuspecting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3413	And it was all done in such good fun that neither Graevis nor any suitor of her unsuspecting dance partner ever seemed to care.
15	crowded	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3414	The young woman didn't look back as she made her way across the crowded floor to get the drinks.
16	unthreatening	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3415	To a squirrel and a rabbit, he could become perfectly unthreatening, coaxing the beast to feed right from his hand.
17	numb	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3416	Master Wink-and-Slap twisted his face at her again and gave a breathless burst of laughter, his throat no doubt numb from the drink.
18	tow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3417	Cat caught the word "whore," and then she was not surprised to see Graevis, several of the other regulars in tow, crossing the room, their faces suddenly grim.
19	mast	Noun	UNKNOWN	3418	Then came the long journey, tagging along with a merchant caravan that had swapped crafted items to the people of the small frontier village in exchange for pelts and great trees that would be used as masts for the sailing ships built in Palmaris.
20	weaker	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3419	The darkness had grown; the humans had become ever weaker.
21	absorb	Verb	B2	3420	She let the night canopy absorb her, used it to filter back through the painful barriers.
22	exist	Verb	UNKNOWN	3421	Did such a thing as the Halo even exist, or was her memory a mere fantasy?
23	slug	Verb	UNKNOWN	3422	She slapped away his grabbing hands, then slugged him twice in the face.
24	channel	Verb	UNKNOWN	3423	She let all the tears and all the unanswered screams come out, channeled them into a level of violence that the drunk could not have foreseen.
25	gag	Verb	UNKNOWN	3424	It was a dagger, small but nasty, and thrown perfectly to hit the gagged and bound woman right in the throat, just under her jawbone.
26	salute	Noun	UNKNOWN	3425	"Some hero I prove to be," the man said, bringing his sword back in a salute to the young woman.
27	rooftop	Noun	UNKNOWN	3426	It was up on that rooftop, under a sky that was streaked by clouds and stars, that Connor first mentioned the prospect of marriage.
28	righteousness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3427	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?
29	civilize	Verb	UNKNOWN	3428	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?
30	formally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3429	She had no idea how to proceed - Avelyn had not formally trained her with this most dangerous of stones - but she knew that she must try.
31	charter	Verb	UNKNOWN	3430	Avelyn and Thagraine had been formally named as the Preparers, the two monks who would leave the chartered ship and go onto the island of Pimaninicuit to collect and prepare the stones, while Quintall and Pellimar would remain aboard, going onto the island only should one of the chosen pair falter.
32	leverage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3431	The man was impossibly strong, his stocky frame and low center of gravity giving him the leverage he needed to punish Avelyn endlessly.
33	ferocious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3432	When she wouldn't - couldn't - tell him anything about the staff-wielding stranger who had intervened in the inn, the ferocious monk had beaten her again, and now one of her eyes was swollen closed.
34	storms	Noun	UNKNOWN	3433	He hardly considered the dangers, though he knew from his studies that on several occasions, the monks who had set out for Pimaninicuit had never returned, taken by storms or powries or by the great serpents of the Mirianic Ocean.
35	disease	Noun	UNKNOWN	3434	He feared that the bear was in the grip of some disease, perhaps, or was wounded.
36	isle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3435	What Avelyn focused on, therefore, was the destination, the isle itself.
37	garden	Verb	UNKNOWN	3436	From the texts he had studied, he conjured images of lush gardens and' exotic flowers, pictured himself standing in a garden with multicolored stones raining down around him, divine music playing in the air.
38	cease	Verb	UNKNOWN	3437	Even after the showers ceased, the pair would have to wait some time before handling the heated stones, and then the work would be too furious and desperate to pause and contemplate God.
39	stud	Verb	UNKNOWN	3438	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.
40	garment	Noun	UNKNOWN	3439	His hand came up and unlaced her cloak; and she let the garment drop without protest, cool air on her skin.
41	crop	Verb	UNKNOWN	3440	He was dirty and gray, his hair cropped short and badly trimmed, and his beard untended.
42	seaman	Noun	UNKNOWN	3441	Avelyn had once heard the term "salty dog", in reference to seamen, and he thought that appropriate indeed for this one.
43	execute	Verb	UNKNOWN	3442	Adjonas watched it all anxiously, moving along the rail as his ship executed a turn.
44	docks	Noun	UNKNOWN	3443	More than eight hundred monks, every member of the Order, including four score who were not living at the abbey any longer but were serving as missionaries all along All Saints Bay, lined the docks, lifting their voices in common song.
45	glisten	Verb	UNKNOWN	3444	The ceremony began before dawn, intensified as the sun glistened on the horizon across the waters, then went on and on, one prayer after another, each song louder than the previous.
46	curt	Noun	UNKNOWN	3445	Adjonas gave a curt nod, and Quintall paced by him, the other three monks in tow.
47	skittish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3446	And to a deer, perhaps the most skittish creature of all ...
48	twitch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3447	The deer's head came up, ears twitching, scanning; Elbryan's smile vanished.
49	vanish	Verb	UNKNOWN	3448	The deer's head came up, ears twitching, scanning; Elbryan's smile vanished.
50	phrase	Noun	UNKNOWN	3449	The young man knew all the word's, all the common phrases, now, after five years in Andur'Blough Inninness, and only his inflections still needed perfecting.
51	uneven	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3450	Elbryan was expected to bathe daily, to keep his clothing clean, and since his beard was splotchy and uneven, not yet that of a man, to keep his face clean shaven.
52	elude	Verb	UNKNOWN	3451	Elbryan held steady his breath, paying close attention, for though he could understand the melodic language, many individual words might elude him if he was not careful.
53	stealth	Noun	UNKNOWN	3452	He forgot all about his game of surprising the pair then, and used his stealth ability to extract himself from the area, return to his tree house - which was closer to the ground than the sky - to shave and to prepare himself for his next sparring session, one he suddenly intended to win.
54	fury	Noun	UNKNOWN	3453	"And you," Elbryan answered, and on he came, full of fury and determination.
55	improved	Verb	UNKNOWN	3454	His skills had improved, so he had heard Juraviel say, and now he meant to show how much.
56	clockwise	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3455	He had to anticipate, and so he did, flipping his spear over one hand counterclockwise and then back again, then again clockwise, then back the other way.
57	recover	Noun	UNKNOWN	3456	She understood then that his mental attack had been but a ruse, a distraction from which he could recover much faster than she.
58	reasonable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3457	The fellow had his huge axe out in front of him, and if Elbryan couldn't offer a reasonable answer, there was little doubt what he meant to do with it.
59	worried	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3458	Adjonas turned a worried glance at Quintall.
60	timing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3459	"You executed the plant of your staff on hip perfectly, and your step timing was without error.
61	strikes	Noun	UNKNOWN	3460	Even in running behind you was Tallareyish forced off his balance; that is why his passing strikes were of little consequence.
62	permanent	Adjective	B2	3461	Elbryan had come to think of his life with the elves as a permanent arrangement, had figured that he would live in Andur'Blough Inninness for the rest of his mortal days.
63	greeting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3462	Again, he was more than polite, the perfect gentleman, not pressuring Cat to even so much as offer a greeting to him.
64	slyly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3463	Cat-the-Stray tried to ignore the whispers and the sidelong glances, but even Pettibwa, cheery cheeked and grinning slyly, caught Cat's gaze and nodded her head in the man's direction more than once.
65	contemptuously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3464	"Cat-the-Stray is her name," Grady said, eyeing the young woman somewhat contemptuously.
66	heartily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3465	The mighty centaur laughed heartily.
67	virtue	Noun	UNKNOWN	3466	"By my heart, my remark referred not at all to your virtue, which I would not question," Connor went on sincerely.
68	coolly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3467	"I had not noticed," Cat replied coolly, not returning the hug and trying hard to keep her expression blank as Pettibwa jumped back to arm's length.
69	meself	Noun	UNKNOWN	3468	"You embarrassed me." "Meself?" Pettibwa said innocently.
70	innocently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3469	"You embarrassed me." "Meself?" Pettibwa said innocently.
71	bawdy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3470	Why, ye act like no man's a good man!" The woman gave a bawdy wink.
72	jiggle	Verb	UNKNOWN	3471	"It's all so natural." She hooked one finger in the cleavage of Cat's dress, pulled the dress lower, and shook her hand about, so that the young woman's breasts jiggled.
73	highly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3472	Lodestone was highly magnetic; its enchantment would send it fast to a metal surface.
74	riotously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3473	The dwarf was telling some rowdy story, the two goblins laughing riotously at every grotesque detail.
75	nobility	Noun	UNKNOWN	3474	Perhaps her ascension into local nobility would even raise their own station in life, and Jill would treasure that above all else.
76	developed	Verb	UNKNOWN	3475	His sense of order was simply too strong, his sense of right and wrong too keenly developed.
77	sensual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3476	They represented another side of the girl, a womanly side, sensual, sexual - a part that Cat's free and girlish spirit was not yet ready to admit.
78	sexual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3477	Thagraine's perception of his sexual past was indeed accurate.
79	avenue	Noun	UNKNOWN	3478	Tuntun's only avenue of escape was straight down to the ground, and so she took it unceremoniously.
80	crestfallen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3479	"No," she replied, and his expression became crestfallen.
81	fathom	Noun	UNKNOWN	3480	But the old sea dog couldn't fathom the level of physical training these four men had endured.
82	scratch	Verb	UNKNOWN	3481	Both swordsmen came in fast; the goblin swished the spear back and forth, the weapon's sharp tip scratching Cries arm and holding him at bay.
83	regal	Noun	UNKNOWN	3482	The twitchy little man looked across the open deck, past the staring eyes of the crewmen, to the tall, regal figure of Captain Adjonas.
84	dispute	Verb	UNKNOWN	3483	This was Adjonas' ship, that Quintall did not dispute, but the abbey had paid well for this transport and the brothers had not been put aboard as slaves.
85	unintelligible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3484	The fat man sputtered something unintelligible and turned away, waving his hand dismissively.
86	bold	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3485	Avelyn and Pellimar held their breath at the bold words.
87	potentially	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3486	The bond was immediate and secure, the four monks putting aside their personal squabbles in light of potentially more dangerous enemies.
88	raider	Noun	UNKNOWN	3487	"But the southern kingdom has little control over its raiders," Adjonas explained.
89	belowdeck	Noun	UNKNOWN	3488	Quintall returned to them much later that evening, belowdecks in the closet-sized.
90	weird	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3489	There was something weird about his smile, Avelyn noted, something misplaced..
91	misplace	Verb	UNKNOWN	3490	There was something weird about his smile, Avelyn noted, something misplaced..
92	patient	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3491	Pellimar, though, was not so patient.
93	vainly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3492	She focused all her strength, trying vainly to invite the man in, trying vainly to facilitate the joining.
94	damp	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3493	She tried to straighten her still-damp clothes, but realized that she would be conspicuous indeed to any, walking as she was without boots, and without the dirtied, calloused feet of a peasant woman.
95	mistakes	Noun	UNKNOWN	3494	Avelyn understood that he could lose more than a little respect from the other three, and that any mistakes could cost him dearly as the weeks aboard the Windrunner dragged on.
96	lovemake	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3495	And now these two fellow brothers were comparing her lovemaking techniques!
97	accurate	Adjective	B2	3496	Thagraine's perception of his sexual past was indeed accurate.
98	tremble	Verb	UNKNOWN	3497	Let all men, let all creatures of Corona, tremble before you." The fiend ended with yet another hideous laugh, but this time, Quintall heard his own grating voice joining in.
99	reaches	Noun	UNKNOWN	3498	The Windrunner glided easily over calmer seas, the southern reaches of the Mantis Arm's coast a gray blur to the west.
100	sanction	Verb	UNKNOWN	3499	Avelyn remembered the speech Master Jojonah had given him when first they had talked about the island, the stern warning that to utter even its name to any without sanction of Father Abbot Markwart was punishable by death, and he agreed with Quintall's logic.
101	briskly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3500	She jumped when he briskly entered, pulling the covers from her bed up before her.