booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-36.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	framed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3501	Her face seemed tiny, framed by the voluminous hair, but cute, if not beautiful, and her frame, too, was small and thin.
3	viewpoint	Plural	UNKNOWN	3502	Avelyn considered the sight from two widely disparate viewpoints.
4	dumb	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3503	His words, the sincerity of his tone, struck her dumb.
5	orders	Noun	UNKNOWN	3504	On Quintall's orders, the four monks ventured out together to seethe city.
6	inhabitant	Noun	UNKNOWN	3505	Even the vivid, bright colors of the clothing of Entel's inhabitants struck the four as unusual.
7	oar	Noun	UNKNOWN	3506	Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.
8	unfamiliar	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3507	Even as he explored this unfamiliar use of hematite, he gave to Jill his understanding of the stories - and it was so easy!
9	companionship	Noun	UNKNOWN	3508	It wasn't that he craved human companionship; he continued to fear that thought greatly.
10	keenly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3509	His sense of order was simply too strong, his sense of right and wrong too keenly developed.
11	union	Plural	UNKNOWN	3510	A physical union she could not abide - not with this man, not with Connor!
12	marker	Noun	UNKNOWN	3511	This moment, so many years in the waiting, was the marker of the end of that relationship with the girl, the beginning of the new and deeper relationship with the woman.
13	upstart	Noun	UNKNOWN	3512	He had not battled Tuntun in many weeks; he was determined now to give the upstart elf a bit of a surprise.
14	coins	Noun	UNKNOWN	3513	Tuntun could roll four coins at a time on each of her hands; she could juggle a dozen daggers, or even flaming brands, effortlessly.
15	overhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	3514	He started with an overhand, underhand parry sweep again, but instead of catching the staff with his left hand as it came swishing back to horizontal, he turned his right hand over once more.
16	partly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3515	His success was partly gained by surprise.
17	rapidly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3516	Chipmunk nodded so rapidly that he bit his tongue.
18	swiping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3517	He yelled out as he came back to face her, dropping to one knee, swiping low with all his strength.
19	plop	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3518	Her breath came out in a rush as she plopped down hard, the staff's butt end secure against the ground, its tip stabbing hard into her chest between her lowest ribs.
20	weakened	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3519	CHAPTER 42 Reputation Winter's icy grip weakened at last, more than three weeks after the vernal equinox.
21	apple	Noun	UNKNOWN	3520	The row of trees, short and wide apples, ran almost perfectly straight, then jumped back a dozen feet, up a ridge twice an elf's height, and continued on straight again from there.
22	explore	Verb	UNKNOWN	3521	What he came to understand from that viewpoint was a sense of self he had never before felt free to explore.
23	flourish	Verb	UNKNOWN	3522	He finished with a leaping flourish and landed pointing to the stripe.
24	earthquake	Noun	UNKNOWN	3523	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
25	etch	Verb	UNKNOWN	3524	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?
26	occurrence	Singular	UNKNOWN	3525	Gradually, as he came to see the light in Jill's eyes every time he entered the Way - a more and more common occurrence - the proud young man began to understand and accept that her problem was within the mysteries of her past and not with him.
27	predict	Verb	UNKNOWN	3526	The reaction of Pettibwa and Graevis to the news of the marriage was not hard to predict.
28	bonds	Noun	UNKNOWN	3527	Might the bonds of approaching matrimony be tightening?" "Hardly," Connor replied.
29	virgin	Noun	UNKNOWN	3528	"She is fearful - virgins always are - but of course, my rights on that night are absolute.
30	wench	Noun	UNKNOWN	3529	"You teasing little wench.
31	carriage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3530	It was a ceremony that had all of Palmaris talking; the women swooning, the men standing tall, feigning importance, wishing they were in the carriage in Connor Bildeborough's place as it made its winding way, through the streets.
32	peasant	Noun	UNKNOWN	3531	Any reservations that the nobleman's family had held toward the peasant orphan girl had been washed away when they met Jill, truly beautiful both inside and out.
33	blond	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3532	Jill shook her head, her short shock of blond hair bouncing about.
34	attendance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3533	It was bad enough that the carriage would roll through every part of the large city, bad enough that more than five hundred people would be in attendance at the church when she and Connor were wed, but the thought of what would come later, after the grand ball ...
35	suggestion	Plural	UNKNOWN	3534	Elbryan absorbed all their words, sifted through their suggestions.
36	nightgown	Noun	UNKNOWN	3535	I will do as I please, when I please!" As if to accentuate his point, he reached over with one hand and tore down the side of Jill's nightgown, pulling it low enough to reveal one of her breasts.
37	glassy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3536	CHAPTER 18 The Test of Faith Hour after endless hour, day after endless day, the Windrunner glided lazily across the sparkling glassy surface of the South Mirianic.
38	emptiness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3537	Some said it was, the work of ghosts, or evil monsters of the deeper waters, but most rational, experienced sailors attributed it to fear and suspicion, to the long days of emptiness and the undeniable feeling that the sea would never end, that the ship would sail and sail until there was no more to eat and no more to drink.
39	intimacy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3538	The issue of physical intimacy did not come up between them during those weeks, for both of them had found a more special intimacy, far more satisfying.
40	starboard	Noun	UNKNOWN	3539	"Whale to starboard!" the lookout cried a moment later.
41	damnation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3540	"Damnation," Avelyn sputtered, and he scrambled with all speed back to the shelter of the cave.
42	pedal	Noun	UNKNOWN	3541	The dwarves can pedal all day, while most men tire within the hour - or after a couple of hours, at most." Quintall nodded, his respect for the stoic, tireless enemy redoubled.
43	minds	Noun	UNKNOWN	3542	Suddenly, the archers had more on their minds than the woman in the water.
44	cargo	Noun	UNKNOWN	3543	He did not wake up until long after the dawn, his precious cargo intact in his pack.
45	tarry	Verb	UNKNOWN	3544	Avelyn blanched, so did Thagraine and Pellimar, but Quintall only let out a low growl and tarried his gaze back in the direction of the distant powrie ship.
46	tail	Verb	UNKNOWN	3545	But the powries tailed her; the lookout called down repeatedly, his tone growing thick with frustration and fear, that the barrelboat was keeping pace, was even beginning to close a bit.
47	bunku	Noun	UNKNOWN	3546	Bunkus Smealy spoke for many of them by Adjonas' estimation.
48	tread	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3547	Once in the water, Avelyn found Quintall treading high not so far away, half his body clear of the sea.
49	greasy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3548	Bunkus Smealy turned his greasy grin on Avelyn, holding one hand up, his thumb and index finger about five inches apart.
50	crazed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3549	Half-crazed, his entire world shattered, Avelyn understood.
51	provision	Plural	UNKNOWN	3550	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
52	uneasy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3551	Avelyn grew uneasy, and then desperate.
53	ensue	Verb	UNKNOWN	3552	A long moment of silence ensued, all five - the three humans, Juraviel, and Tuntun - feeling the weight of confirmation.
54	threatened	Verb	UNKNOWN	3553	That the Order should be threatened by the piety of a young monk was something Master Jojonah could not come to terms with.
55	plea	Singular	UNKNOWN	3554	"We're too far out," he said to his captain, his plea sounding as a whine.
56	lagoon	Noun	UNKNOWN	3555	So they circled, spotting one promising lagoon, and then sailed out to deeper waters for the longest five days of the trip, particularly for Avelyn and Thagraine.
57	supplies	Noun	UNKNOWN	3556	Finally, he and Thagraine, carrying their supplies, slipped down the rope off the side of the Windrunner into the boat, Pimaninicuit looming large before them.
58	withstand	Noun	UNKNOWN	3557	On board Quintall launched right away into lies about the dangers to the foolish seaman, about how the monks, and the monks alone, were trained to withstand the fury of the showers.
59	accusation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3558	"Do you think that you belong in Dundalis?" the man asked bluntly, again the words sounding like an accusation, or a threat.
60	purplish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3559	The hundreds of purplish rings converged in the middle of the room.
61	gaping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3560	Avelyn meant to turn him over, but he could not find his breath when he looked at the fatal wound, a gaping hole smashed right through Thagraine's skull, brain matter splattered all about.
62	splatter	Verb	UNKNOWN	3561	One fireball hit against the village's east wall, splattering the two men standing nearby with burning pitch.
63	remnant	Noun	UNKNOWN	3562	Many showed no magical power at all, and Avelyn soon realized that these were the remnants of previous showers, brought up to the surface by the battering of the storm.
64	dramatic	Adjective	B2	3563	Only then did Avelyn take the time to note that dramatic change that had come over Pimaninicuit.
65	unyielding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3564	Gofflaw growled at her, but under Jill's unyielding glare, he replaced his sword in its sheath.
66	retain	Noun	UNKNOWN	3565	But his orders concerning Pimaninicuit had been explicit and unyielding: only those stones treated to retain their magic could be brought from the island.
67	store	Verb	UNKNOWN	3566	Avelyn could not discern the purpose of the magic, except to note that there was a tremendous amount of energy stored within those crystals.
68	grumbling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3567	Aside from Paulson's typical grumbling, he caught no direction to their conversation.
69	emerald	Noun	UNKNOWN	3568	At the first town he entered, he happened upon a caravan of several merchant wagons, and there he sold the common emerald, giving him all the funds he would need for a long, long time.
70	remorse	Noun	UNKNOWN	3569	But to kill without remorse?
71	supposedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3570	Avelyn could appreciate their notion of the "greater good," for that would surely be the excuse given, but somehow all of this was out of line with justice, and justice was supposedly among the major tenets of the Abellican Church.
72	recoil	Verb	UNKNOWN	3571	Avelyn recoiled instinctively, out of shyness.
73	strengthened	Verb	UNKNOWN	3572	When he thought about his hesitation, it only strengthened his resolve.
74	suspicious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3573	Suspicious, but wise enough to keep his mouth shut, Avelyn bid farewell to Adjonas and the others - though not a man aboard the Windrunner regretted the departure of the three monks - and went ashore.
75	wager	Noun	UNKNOWN	3574	Perhaps he hadn't really done it right, or perhaps Adjonas had ordered her to bed Avelyn, or even had made a wager with her that she could not bed the man.
76	chapel	Noun	UNKNOWN	3575	Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.
77	creation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3576	He knew the properties of diamonds, the creation of light, but had never used quartz.
78	hopelessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3577	He watched helplessly; hopelessly, as the ship that had been his home for nearly eight months jolted and listed, then broke apart on the reef as still more missiles soared in.
79	ebb	Noun	UNKNOWN	3578	The strong ebb tide of All Saints Bay would collect the flotsam and jetsam and carry it out to the open sea.
80	location	Singular	UNKNOWN	3579	"There can be no witnesses to the location of Pimaninicuit," Father Abbot Markwart said evenly.
81	flatly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3580	"Your master?" the monk asked flatly.
82	commit	Verb	UNKNOWN	3581	"She has committed no crimes.
83	spy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3582	He didn't really know what he would do, other than spy on the masters and confirm his fears of his approaching fate.
84	rod	Noun	UNKNOWN	3583	She slipped the graphite rod into her sword hand, clutching it tightly against the weapon's hilt, and wondered if her plan would work.
85	inanimate	Singular	UNKNOWN	3584	Avelyn rolled out of the way; the inanimate stone crashed down and rolled from the dais.
86	pursuing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3585	With the malachite, he floated gently over cliffs that any pursuing monks would spend hours climbing down.
87	lakes	Noun	UNKNOWN	3586	With the amber, he crossed wide lakes that his pursuers would have to circumvent.
88	cone	Noun	UNKNOWN	3587	Spotting him, the great stallion reared and snorted, its breath coming out as a great cone of steam.
89	definite	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3588	The elf had been searching for Symphony, her desires formulating into a definite plan.
90	seeming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3589	He looked much better, seeming his old bouncy self, except for a slight limp.
91	interpretation	Plural	UNKNOWN	3590	What was, in the horse's eyes, simply was with no interpretation, an efficient and perfect way of perception that sorted through emotion, that lived in the present without concern for the future or interference from the past.
92	absorbed	Verb	UNKNOWN	3591	Elbryan absorbed all their words, sifted through their suggestions.
93	sliver	Noun	UNKNOWN	3592	He stood atop the treeless hillock and he waited, his eyes glued to the eastern horizon, to the tiny sliver of light heralding the approach of dawn.
94	pivote	Verb	UNKNOWN	3593	Then he dropped his right foot back again and half pivoted, so that he was facing exactly opposite from where he had started.
95	dasada	Noun	UNKNOWN	3594	Every morning he performed bi'nelle dasada and then his physical conditioning with the milk-stones.
96	intricate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3595	The young man continued for nearly an hour, his arms and weapon weaving ever more intricate patterns in the empty air.
97	strategy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3596	Every attack and parry angle became ingrained in him; what had been conscious battle strategy melded into a reactive response or an anticipatory strike.
98	varied	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3597	His routines became more varied, more deadly, resembling in many instances the motions of an animal predator.
99	significance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3598	"You do not even understand the significance," Tuntun replied distastefully.
100	unending	Verb	UNKNOWN	3599	Even Juraviel couldn't suppress a chuckle at his elven companion's unending games.
101	jag	Verb	UNKNOWN	3600	So many times he thought he would collide with jags of stone only to watch them rush under him at the last possible second.