booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-19.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	gates	Noun	UNKNOWN	1801	A grinding sound, the great gates sliding open, brought the young man from his contemplations.
3	shuffle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1802	Avelyn ate a light meal, then shuffled outside and promptly regurgitated it.
4	violently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1803	Cat-the-Stray shook her head violently, as if trying to launch the disturbing half memories right out of her ear.
5	plate	Noun	UNKNOWN	1804	Avelyn shoved his plate forward forcefully, angered now at being left out of their little secret.
6	translucent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1805	That left only one possibility, an escape borne on translucent wings.
7	silver	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1806	Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links.
8	incredible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1807	It was true enough; Avelyn's incredible dedication was fast becoming the talk of St.-Mere-Abelle.
9	passing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1808	He lost all sense of the passing of time; soon nothing invaded his focus.
10	specter	Noun	UNKNOWN	1809	For the adults, the specter of the goblins brought a sobering wariness and then a troublesome distraction.
11	hero	Noun	UNKNOWN	1810	"Let us see if our young hero has any heart at all;" Siherton remarked coldly, and he stalked off toward the stairwell that would lead him down to the master's quarters.
12	spare	Verb	UNKNOWN	1811	His list of victories is far too long to be recited here, if we had a week to spare." Elbryan felt a strange sense of family pride.
13	informed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1812	Elbryan took it all in stride, with the exception of any insults to Pony, which he promptly informed the teasers would bring them serious and painful retaliation.
14	perch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1813	Something else watched the young man from a perch in one of the thicker pines on the ridge.
15	fluid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1814	Strike, parry, strike, all in harmonic and slow motion, and then he dropped his right foot back, coming around in a fluid movement to stalk back to the left.
16	logically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1815	This was Dundalis - - she knew that logically - but it was no place Pony had ever seen before.
17	cup	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1816	She cupped Elbryan's chin in one hand and gently turned him back to face her.
18	necessity	Noun	UNKNOWN	1817	Their clothes ruffled and seemed more of an obstacle than a necessity.
19	direct	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1818	The dactyl could not take direct credit, but that mattered little.
20	credit	Noun	UNKNOWN	1819	The dactyl could not take direct credit, but that mattered little.
21	sink	Verb	UNKNOWN	1820	With trembling fingers, Elbryan retrieved his short sword, and then he sank even deeper into the hollow, paralyzed with terror.
22	impact	Noun	B2	1821	Then the impact of the question hit him fully.
23	carnage	Noun	UNKNOWN	1822	And the goblin ranks, for all the carnage, remained deep, and seemed undiminished.
24	footstep	Noun	UNKNOWN	1823	She stopped and braced herself, measuring the goblin's footsteps.
25	filter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1824	She let the night canopy absorb her, used it to filter back through the painful barriers.
26	dying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1825	The scream of a dying child, of her mother, of her village.
27	careen	Verb	UNKNOWN	1826	His thoughts careened suddenly back to Pony and the kiss at the twin pines atop the ridge.
28	dot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1827	Pireth Tulme was but one in a series of keeps dotting Honce-the-Bear's coastline.
29	lot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1828	Brother Avelyn is the best of the lot." The words stung Siherton profoundly.
30	profoundly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1829	That bothered the young monk profoundly.
31	surrounding	Verb	UNKNOWN	1830	Her surroundings confused her.
32	root	Verb	UNKNOWN	1831	Paulson was caught; he tripped over an exposed root and went facedown into the mud and slush.
33	winding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1832	Their destination must be important indeed, Elbryan realized, for this trail was even more difficult to follow than the winding ways that hid Caer'alfar itself!
34	proof	Noun	UNKNOWN	1833	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
35	flutter	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1834	He noted the elf's spring, heard the wings fluttering.
36	flinch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1835	There is something on the roof that you should know." Despite the thrill, Avelyn flinched as he drifted through the room's ceiling.
37	speech	Noun	UNKNOWN	1836	His proper speech rang in sharp contrast to the street dialect of his parents.
38	belch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1837	Bradwarden belched again, and then he launched into a long speech about the ills of humankind.
39	statement	Noun	UNKNOWN	1838	Elbryan nodded, accepting that as more likely the truth than the man's previous statement.
40	replaced	Verb	UNKNOWN	1839	Gofflaw growled at her, but under Jill's unyielding glare, he replaced his sword in its sheath.
41	self	Noun	UNKNOWN	1840	Jojonah pushed his own self-pity away and smiled about Avelyn.
42	char	Verb	UNKNOWN	1841	Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor.
43	tender	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1842	He felt it, a tender vibration all along his frame, more than he heard it.
44	whine	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1843	But nothing else came to her - not the whimper of a survivor, not the whining, grating voice of a goblin, not the guttural grunts of the fomorian giants.
45	feed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1844	Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends.
46	maintain	Verb	B2	1845	Elbryan found that he could not possibly maintain such a stance.
47	thud	Noun	UNKNOWN	1846	He heard a thud at the side and turned to see one of those tiny elvish.
48	substantial	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1847	Inevitably the hits, particularly on Elbryan, became more substantial as weariness caused some sloppy defensive posturing.
49	despair	Noun	UNKNOWN	1848	She knew all of it and yet that knowledge brought only despair, for he was too close, too ready, and she could not hope to defend.
50	vivid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1849	Elbryan forced himself to stay away from such vivid empathy, realizing that he could easily lose himself in utter despair.
51	mass	Noun	UNKNOWN	1850	But even with all that mass, there was nothing awkward about the young man.
52	encircle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1851	The elves quietly encircling him paused and cocked curious ears.
53	superior	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1852	He had come to feel special, in many ways superior.
54	scamper	Verb	UNKNOWN	1853	He tried to scamper away, but Bestesbulzibar towered over him, looking down, laughing, teasing.
55	blend	Verb	UNKNOWN	1854	Because I see them, they blend.
56	female	Noun	UNKNOWN	1855	The guards were forty in number, with only seven of them female.
57	erupt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1856	Her glare at Juraviel was almost threatening as laughter erupted about her.
58	sailing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1857	They had another month of sailing, at the least, and the captain honestly wondered if his crew would show that much patience.
59	possession	Noun	UNKNOWN	1858	Avelyn realized then that an attempt at possession was akin to fighting an enemy on his home ground.
60	release	Noun	UNKNOWN	1859	Jill rolled away immediately, falling to the side, grabbing at the release pin and pulling hard.
61	harbor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1860	Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor.
62	string	Noun	UNKNOWN	1861	No answer, no hint, just the murmur, an endless string of mysterious whispers.
63	tense	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1862	His breath came slow and steady, and he let that sensation spread throughout his tense body, easing muscles, finding a solid harmony, a more perfect balance.
64	flowers	Noun	UNKNOWN	1863	But many of the hardier plants had kept their summer hue, many flowers still bloomed, and this reedy bog, the one place in all the valley that Elbryan had truly come to hate, had not frozen.
65	predictable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1864	Avelyn was shaking his head before Elbryan even finished the predictable sentence.
66	terrain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1865	He knew the terrain, had marked it clearly in his thoughts before the night had fallen.
67	outward	Noun	UNKNOWN	1866	Thus, Avelyn simply sat staring outward, too overwhelmed even to eat, and waited for the Windrunner.
68	frustrate	Verb	UNKNOWN	1867	He ignored them, didn't even hear them, lost in his self pity, consumed by frustrated rage.
69	sputter	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1868	He put Elbryan's head under the liquid, brought him up, sputtering, then dunked him again.
70	friendship	Noun	UNKNOWN	1869	For a long time, the innkeeper had kept his friendship with Elbryan quiet and low-key, knowing that his own reputation might be at stake.
71	guest	Noun	UNKNOWN	1870	All four of the dactyl's guests felt that imposing weight keenly.
72	roughly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1871	After a long moment, Tuntun nudged him roughly.
73	lewd	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1872	And what would ye have me say?" she asked, a mischievous, lewd sparkle coming to her blue eyes.
74	alley	Noun	UNKNOWN	1873	Jill left the alley hurriedly, thinking to go back to her room across town.
75	inquire	Verb	UNKNOWN	1874	She considered going back into the Way and inquiring about this Halo right then, but her concentration was broken by a sharp, metallic sound.
76	sails	Noun	UNKNOWN	1875	As Bafway, the third month, whose end marked the spring equinox, neared, the whispers became a contest to see who might first spot the square sails of the chartered ship.
77	tide	Noun	UNKNOWN	1876	The Windrunner caught the next tide away from the unlawful and dangerous place, and they were soon into Entel harbor.
78	sitting	Noun	UNKNOWN	1877	The young man shifted to a sitting position and sagged on the wet ground.
79	pat	Verb	UNKNOWN	1878	He walked to Avelyn and patted the huge man on the shoulder.
80	method	Noun	B2	1879	At first, the monk used the conventional methods, the same lessons that had been given to him in St.-Mere-Abelle.
81	accuse	Verb	UNKNOWN	1880	How dare he accuse Elbryan and Pony, if that was indeed what he was doing.
82	predictably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1881	Then he sent it straight out a second time, cutting short the thrust as the elf predictably ducked.
83	welcome	Verb	UNKNOWN	1882	Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.
84	signal	Noun	UNKNOWN	1883	Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.
85	mounted	Verb	UNKNOWN	1884	They used to call me Jilly." Her excitement mounted with each word, and so did Connor's.
86	stoic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1885	Always had the ranger seemed stoic and often stern, but never as grim as now.
87	disappoint	Verb	UNKNOWN	1886	He was determined not to disappoint Juraviel and not to let Tuntun be right about anything.
88	drag	Verb	UNKNOWN	1887	Brother Justice dragged him along.
89	valuable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1888	"That stone is, more valuable than all my ship." Quintall looked it over curiously.
90	kin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1889	He hesitated; were these goblins responsible for what their kin had done to Elbryan's home?
91	flying	Noun	UNKNOWN	1890	Jill dodged easily, then kicked out behind the flying weapon, just nicking the powrie on the back but solidly enough so the overbalanced dwarf fell from the parapet eight feet to the ground below.
92	torn	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1891	The upheaval was recent, that much was perfectly clear, for the soil on the torn side of the ridge was loose and deep brown, pocked here and there by a root, but with no fresh, aboveground growth.
93	wedding	Noun	UNKNOWN	1892	Nearly two years had passed since her "wedding night," but the pain remained vivid indeed.
94	approaching	Noun	UNKNOWN	1893	Might the bonds of approaching matrimony be tightening?" "Hardly," Connor replied.
95	pin	Verb	UNKNOWN	1894	Jill rolled away immediately, falling to the side, grabbing at the release pin and pulling hard.
96	trick	Noun	UNKNOWN	1895	The giant was not without a trick of its own, though.
97	instrument	Noun	UNKNOWN	1896	The man would be reduced to an instrument of destruction, Avelyn's destruction.
98	archer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1897	Jill worked to get behind the boat, to use it as a barrier against the powrie archers on the deck.
99	telltale	Noun	UNKNOWN	1898	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
100	slice	Verb	UNKNOWN	1899	It was not a serious wound, a tiny slice, too small to have been caused by a dagger, even.
101	missile	Noun	UNKNOWN	1900	Concentrate your missiles on the giants pulling the front catapult.