booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-43.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	accounts	Noun	UNKNOWN	4201	Physically, by all accounts, he was the image of his father in Graevis' younger days, but by Cat's estimation, Grady could not have been more different than Graevis in temperament.
3	rightful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4202	She envisioned herself as a light source, a blazing sun, rightful owner of this mortal coil, and she fought back.
4	inheritance	Noun	UNKNOWN	4203	Stiff even, and as the young woman had grown wiser to the ways of the world, she came to understand that Grady saw her as a threat to what he considered his rightful inheritance.
5	contrast	Noun	UNKNOWN	4204	His proper speech rang in sharp contrast to the street dialect of his parents.
6	expensive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4205	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.
7	apron	Noun	UNKNOWN	4206	She shook her head, tossed her apron to the back of a nearby chair, gathered up her cloak, and headed out into the Palmaris night.
8	brine	Noun	UNKNOWN	4207	Even now, after nearly four years in Palmaris, when she knew every street, where to go, where to avoid, and when the dark image of the great Masur Delaval and the smell of brine and the wind filled with crisp wetness had become very familiar to her, she could not consider the place her home.
9	affectionately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4208	It had been given to her affectionately, she knew, and with all sympathy for her pitiful predicament, and so she had not argued.
10	soot	Noun	UNKNOWN	4209	She remembered wandering into a village, dirty and wounded, covered in soot and blood.
11	orphan	Noun	UNKNOWN	4210	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.
12	neighboring	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4211	His solace came in duty, in his vow that this Dundalis and the two neighboring villages would not share the fate that had befallen his own village.
13	phenomenon	Noun	UNKNOWN	4212	"The Halo," Cat-the-Stray muttered, and she realized that she had not seen the phenomenon since she had come to Palmaris.
14	metallic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4213	She considered going back into the Way and inquiring about this Halo right then, but her concentration was broken by a sharp, metallic sound.
15	lovely	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4214	"Ah, me lovely," said the drunk from the bar.
16	namesake	Noun	UNKNOWN	4215	Quick as her namesake, the young woman leaped across and put her knee heavily into the drunk's chest, knocking him flat to the roof.
17	cheap	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4216	Brother Justice found their stories, sputtered for the price of a few cheap ales, quite interesting.
18	nibble	Verb	UNKNOWN	4217	But the young monk could not pull his mind far from the horrors he had witnessed, the encroaching evil that nibbled at the very heart of all that young Avelyn Desbris had held dear.
19	stun	Verb	UNKNOWN	4218	Just as stunning to the hardy folk was the manner in which the goblin lines had parted.
20	foreseen	Noun	UNKNOWN	4219	Even worse for the powries, though neither Adjonas nor any other aboard the Windrunner could have foreseen it, the drifting barrelboat appeared remarkably like a wounded whale to the crazed sharks.
21	squirming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4220	He pushed down hard to secure the squirming youngster and swung about, Hawkwing in his free hand, ready to fend off an attack.
22	ashamed	PastTense	UNKNOWN	4221	And she was not ashamed, not embarrassed, and no black wings of horrors past swept up about her.
23	bosom	Noun	UNKNOWN	4222	She took a deep breath and moved to the gutter, then down, meeting the eyes of no one, falling into the bosom of Pettibwa as soon as she spotted the woman, and whispering for Pettibwa to please take her to her room.
24	thrive	Verb	UNKNOWN	4223	Indeed she had thrived; initially, at least, in the military.
25	functions	Noun	UNKNOWN	4224	They studied with their respective classmates throughout the day, learning their religious duties and expectations, the day-to-day functions of the abbey, and the fighting techniques.
26	ingrained	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4225	It seemed that as every ceremony became ingrained within him, it lost a bit of its mystery, and thus, its holiness.
27	ideal	Noun	UNKNOWN	4226	For in the Ring Stones, the young man found his ideals satisfied.
28	ironic	Verb	UNKNOWN	4227	The thought was more than a little unsettling to gentle Avelyn Desbris, and he thought it ironic that Quintall's anger was no more than proof that he, and not the stocky, ferocious man, was the better choice for Pimaninicuit.
29	reservation	Plural	UNKNOWN	4228	Even skeptical Master Siherton, whatever reservations he continued to hold about Avelyn as a fellow human being, had to admit that the man was the obvious choice, the God-given choice, for Pimaninicuit.
30	lobby	Verb	UNKNOWN	4229	Siherton maintained his tight bond with Quintall and lobbied for the younger man to be included - as Thagraine's replacement and not Avelyn's.
31	mediator	Noun	UNKNOWN	4230	By the third year, Master Siherton also became invaluable as a mediator between the two rivals from the class of God's Year 816, coaxing Quintall into easing up on his jealousy of Avelyn.
32	texts	Noun	UNKNOWN	4231	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.
33	playing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4232	The centaur stopped his playing when he spotted his friend, his white smile growing wide within his bushy black beard.
34	watery	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4233	But for all the harsh reality, for all the possibilities that he would not survive, Avelyn watched the watery horizon for hint of those square sails most intently of all.
35	pinnacle	Noun	UNKNOWN	4234	To his thinking, this was the pinnacle of his existence, the greatest joy that a monk of St.-Mere-Abelle might know, the closest, before death, that he could ever get to his God.
36	office	Noun	UNKNOWN	4235	The other three chosen were already in the spacious office when Avelyn and Jojonah arrived.
37	mustache	Noun	UNKNOWN	4236	He had a garish scar running from ear to chin that seemed to Avelyn somehow gallant, and, unlike his scruffy companion, he was clean shaven except for a neatly trimmed mustache, rolling out from the sides of his mouth and curling up.
38	acutely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4237	That garment held Avelyn's attention acutely, for he sensed that at least one of those jewels, a small ruby, was more than ornamental.
39	ornamental	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4238	That garment held Avelyn's attention acutely, for he sensed that at least one of those jewels, a small ruby, was more than ornamental.
40	proximity	Noun	UNKNOWN	4239	- and yet, fighting in such proximity had him on the defensive for her sake.
41	wishes	Noun	UNKNOWN	4240	Perhaps Pireth Vanguard would be better, she sometimes dared to hope; but inevitably, her wishes fell back on the dark reality that was life in Honce-the-Bear in God's Year 824.
42	yourselves	Noun	UNKNOWN	4241	Make your peace with God and prepare yourselves for the task before you," They left the office then, unescorted, and Quintall began openly complaining even as the door shut behind them.
43	pecking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4242	The pecking order for the voyage had indeed been determined in just that manner.
44	grandest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4243	The morning ceremony was the grandest event that Avelyn had seen in his four and a half years at St.-Mere-Abelle.
45	bell	Noun	UNKNOWN	4244	The bells of the abbey pealed repeatedly, drawing curious onlookers from the nearby village of St.-Mere-Abelle.
46	peal	Verb	UNKNOWN	4245	The bells of the abbey pealed repeatedly, drawing curious onlookers from the nearby village of St.-Mere-Abelle.
47	noisily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4246	The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.
48	crusty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4247	CHAPTER 13 Running Fast Down a Long, Long Road Elbryan froze as he heard the crusty snow crunch under his feet.
49	jealous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4248	Avelyn watched that stare, and the return look Quintall offered to the master, and he understood that, while Quintall hated him and was jealous of him, the man would indeed protect him at all costs on the journey to and from the island.
50	joyous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4249	The ceremony went off perfectly solemn yet joyous, ladies crying, men standing tall and handsome.
51	extent	Noun	B2	4250	The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.
52	misstep	Noun	UNKNOWN	4251	Only the previous autumn, he would not even have noticed his last slight misstep.
53	clumsy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4252	Elbryan had learned to walk nearly silently - though he still thought himself clumsy when measured against the graceful elves!
54	observe	Verb	UNKNOWN	4253	He had learned to observe the world through the senses of each animal, understood now each creature's fears and needs.
55	moot	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4254	The point was moot, anyway, for Elbryan never got close to touching the elusive deer.
56	exclaim	Verb	UNKNOWN	4255	"Elu touise!" Juraviel exclaimed and patted the young man on the back.
57	despondently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4256	"A wound that will not heal," the Lady said despondently.
58	fumbling	Noun	UNKNOWN	4257	Even the pursuit seemed left behind, the fumbling giants not keeping pace.
59	gains	Noun	UNKNOWN	4258	He tried to keep a perspective on his gains.
60	session	Plural	UNKNOWN	4259	Not that Juraviel and the others weren't strong; it constantly amazed Elbryan how much power an elf packed into its tiny frame, power he felt all too often in the sting of a practice sword's strike during his sparring sessions!
61	bind	Verb	UNKNOWN	4260	Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life.
62	dice	Noun	UNKNOWN	4261	But perhaps he'd have time for a few drinks and a dice game before.
63	lodging	Noun	UNKNOWN	4262	Elbryan moved grudgingly to his lodging, a low, wide house on the bottom boughs of a thick-limbed elm.
64	sneakily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4263	Elbryan smiled sneakily and went into a crouch.
65	shave	Verb	UNKNOWN	4264	Even his head was bare, for his superiors had shaved it.
66	punishing	Verb	UNKNOWN	4265	He could never catch Tuntun off her guard; she relished the sparring matches, acting as if they were her personal forum for punishing the young man.
67	encounters	Noun	UNKNOWN	4266	After his first few encounters with the surly elf, Elbryan had wondered what it was that so prompted her desire to punish.
68	calmer	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4267	His opponent this night was Tallareyish Issinshine, an older and calmer member of the elvish band.
69	feint	Noun	UNKNOWN	4268	He started with a cunning feint, boring in, mock spear leading, as if he meant to overrun the diminutive elf, and then pulling to an abrupt stop and swishing his weapon hard to the side.
70	anticipate	Verb	UNKNOWN	4269	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.
71	counterclockwise	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4270	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.
72	clicking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4271	Elbryan uttered a soft clicking sound, and Symphony responded by lifting his ears and nickering.
73	twirling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4272	He hardly saw the elf's attacks, but he took comfort in the clicking sounds as the twirling pole picked off each one.
74	yelling	Noun	UNKNOWN	4273	The elf went into a headlong roll, right between the young man's widespread legs, came up to his feet behind the yelling and turning Elbryan, and reversed his momentum, stabbing both his poles back.
75	kidney	Noun	UNKNOWN	4274	He flinched as he straightened and grabbed at his kidney.
76	accusingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4275	"I heard you," Elbryan said accusingly.
77	beating	Noun	UNKNOWN	4276	This man was tough, admirably so, and Jojonah feared he would die from the beatings before he would relinquish his identity.
78	scared	Verb	UNKNOWN	4277	The notion of going out from the enchanted valley, perhaps of walking with his own kind again, scared him.
79	remarks	Noun	UNKNOWN	4278	To his credit, the gentleman did not approach her directly, nor did he leer at her or make any remarks whatsoever that made the young woman feel uncomfortable.
80	gaily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4279	The man left early, tipping his floppy beret to Cat as he exited, his light brown eyes sparkling gaily, and the young woman was both relieved and upset that this second meeting had ended so abruptly.
81	memories	Verb	UNKNOWN	4280	Only this time, they were just memories and not threatening black demons.
82	conniving	Noun	UNKNOWN	4281	"Will ye wait the man at the table near to the window for me?" the conniving woman asked often, always with some excuse close at hand.
83	wad	Verb	UNKNOWN	4282	Cat-the-Stray could hardly refuse, but she went to the man with a cold demeanor indeed, asking what he fancied and pointedly clarifying that she wad referring to food or drink only.
84	frustrated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4283	He was in the tavern the next week, as well, and this time, Pettibwa, seeming a bit frustrated with the young woman, was more straightforward about insisting that the man was Cat's to serve.
85	acquaint	Verb	UNKNOWN	4284	"I believe that you are acquainted with my ..." Grady fished for the right word, and Cat; blushing fiercely, wanted to smack him on the back of the head.
86	proportion	Singular	UNKNOWN	4285	Everything about her seemed to fit perfectly - her nose, eyes, and mouth in perfect proportion, her legs and arms long and slender but certainly not skinny.
87	gait	Noun	UNKNOWN	4286	Her gait enhanced that perception as well, for she walked with ease and fluidity, always balanced.
88	orphaned	Verb	UNKNOWN	4287	Perhaps, but Juraviel knew, too, that such events might accompany a larger and darker phenomenon, that earthquakes that could tear the earth as here, that goblin raids upon villages, like the one that had orphaned Elbryan not five years before, might signal something evil indeed.
89	impressed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4288	The centaur, for the very first time, seemed honestly impressed.
90	introduction	Singular	UNKNOWN	4289	Bradwarden the ..." He stopped as Elbryan came out from behind the tree, the ranger rightly sensing that this introduction could go on for some time.
91	reflex	Noun	UNKNOWN	4290	She was no novice to battle, this one, with finely honed reflexes.
92	sip	PastTense	UNKNOWN	4291	"No need." She smiled at him again, pushed the wineglass, from which she had not sipped, back in front of him, and took her leave.
93	sarcastic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4292	"Am I to swoon, then?" Cat asked, growing bolder and more sarcastic.
94	spirited	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4293	"You are the spirited one," Connor remarked.
95	kitchen	Noun	UNKNOWN	4294	She worked in the kitchen at St.-Mere-Abelle, a beautiful young lady with long black hair and dark, mysterious eyes.
96	toothy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4295	The older woman clapped her pudgy hands before her, her toothy smile nearly taking in her ears.
97	represent	Verb	UNKNOWN	4296	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.
98	advances	Noun	UNKNOWN	4297	And yet she couldn't ignore the advances of handsome Connor Bildeborough, not at the price of breaking Pettibwa's heart.
99	vaguely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4298	Strange emotions swirled in Cat as he lightly touched her arm, vaguely familiar feelings but ones she had not felt in several years.
100	happiness	Noun	UNKNOWN	4299	And so it was with a true jumble of emotions, a purely teenage churning of confusion, fear and warmth, happiness and the verge of terror, that the young woman, no longer Cat-the-Stray, drifted off to a sleep of the sweetest dreams and the starkest nightmares.
101	endure	Verb	UNKNOWN	4300	But the old sea dog couldn't fathom the level of physical training these four men had endured.