booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-44.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	swimming	Noun	UNKNOWN	4301	There were indeed powries on her deck now, some with heavy crossbows; taking potshots at the swimming monks.
3	rule	Verb	UNKNOWN	4302	He had to set the ground rules right away or this would be a long and perilous journey indeed.
4	slave	Noun	UNKNOWN	4303	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.
5	pirate	Verb	UNKNOWN	4304	"To be in sight of land would mean to be in sight of pirates." He snorted and walked away, but paused, looked back, and motioned to them.
6	unknowing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4305	Only unknowing blackness.
7	approval	Noun	UNKNOWN	4306	Quintall nodded his approval and Thagraine led the eager Pellimar away.
8	climbing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4307	Jill sheathed her sword instead, pulled her belt off, and leaped out from the wall, beyond the climbing dwarf.
9	expense	Noun	UNKNOWN	4308	The other three townsfolk joined in the laughter, more than willing to do so at Elbryan's expense.
10	urges	Noun	UNKNOWN	4309	He had never expected such a thing, could not comprehend that his companions, on the most important journey of their lives should they live a century, would surrender to such base urges.
11	diversion	Plural	UNKNOWN	4310	All his adult life had been devoted to his studies; there had been no time for such diversions.
12	bien	Noun	UNKNOWN	4311	Those wicked stories of Bien deLouisa flitted through his memory.
13	delouisa	Noun	UNKNOWN	4312	Those wicked stories of Bien deLouisa flitted through his memory.
14	stateroom	Noun	UNKNOWN	4313	Every time he passed that cabin door, a small stateroom just behind the quarters of Captain Adjonas, he trembled.
15	fitful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4314	He awoke, from his fitful sleep before the dawn.
16	tossing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4315	His sleep every night was fitful, tossing and turning even more than did the Windrunner on the rough swells.
17	meld	Verb	UNKNOWN	4316	All his dreams melded into that singular, mounting fear.
18	caricature	Noun	UNKNOWN	4317	The cave seemed a gigantic caricature of a king's throne room.
19	amble	Verb	UNKNOWN	4318	The old man ambled away on bowed legs.
20	aft	Noun	UNKNOWN	4319	He rubbed his hands together and started aft.
21	gravely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4320	Avelyn nodded gravely, not liking where this was going.
22	shipboard	Noun	UNKNOWN	4321	For Avelyn, this was a most sacred mission, the most important duty of the Abellican Church, and to profane it so by indulging in a shipboard orgy, was surely blasphemous.
23	dealing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4322	His actions now carried serious consequences concerning his future dealings with his three companions.
24	cute	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4323	Her face seemed tiny, framed by the voluminous hair, but cute, if not beautiful, and her frame, too, was small and thin.
25	hem	Noun	UNKNOWN	4324	"Well, good enough then," she said, and she tossed the blanket onto the bed, then reached for the hem of her short shirt, pulling it up.
26	elevate	Verb	UNKNOWN	4325	This fifth target, some hundred yards away, was the first for which Elbryan had to elevate his shot.
27	mankind	Noun	UNKNOWN	4326	The weakness of mankind, the impiety of.
28	itchy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4327	"A bit itchy?" "I am a man," Avelyn assured her in all confidence.
29	southwest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4328	The Windrunner made great time, cutting southwest from the southern reaches of the Mantis Arm in a direct run to Freeport.
30	undertow	Noun	UNKNOWN	4329	So she shed her red Coastpoint jacket and her heavy boots and went over the side, fighting the undertow every inch of the way through the icy water.
31	sooner	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4330	Sooner or later, one of the pairs, or perhaps both, would stumble upon the dactyl or some of its deadly minions.
32	safely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4331	Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.
33	uncharacteristic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4332	Who might this leader of the herd be to inspire such uncharacteristic respect from cocky Bradwarden?
34	landscape	Noun	UNKNOWN	4333	The wind rushed past his ears, the landscape flying along beneath, such a thrill of the run, such a smoothness of stride, that Elbryan would have sworn he was flying across a cushion of air.
35	bulging	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4334	- halfway around the bulging forearm.
36	stance	Noun	UNKNOWN	4335	Elbryan found that he could not possibly maintain such a stance.
37	tragic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4336	All the world, save Avelyn and the perpetrators, would think this a tragic accident.
38	cheat	Verb	UNKNOWN	4337	When the ways of merchants turn cheating, When the legs of women bow, When gain is ill not just.
39	awakening	Noun	UNKNOWN	4338	Then he turned his attention to the awakening world about him.
40	trench	Noun	UNKNOWN	4339	There are reports of a trench, a great upheaval, not twenty miles beyond our valley." Juraviel looked to the north, to the wild lands beyond his elven home and far beyond the settlements of any humans.
41	upheaval	Noun	UNKNOWN	4340	There are reports of a trench, a great upheaval, not twenty miles beyond our valley." Juraviel looked to the north, to the wild lands beyond his elven home and far beyond the settlements of any humans.
42	stickler	Noun	UNKNOWN	4341	At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
43	attune	Verb	UNKNOWN	4342	Compelled I say, pulled by the magic of the stones, by a distant power that long ago attuned itself to these special stones." Pony looked at him curiously, not really understanding.
44	uncanny	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4343	Around and around the weapons went, reminding Elbryan of her uncanny dexterity.
45	precision	Noun	UNKNOWN	4344	But that quickness and precision would not be enough, Elbryan told himself.
46	underhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	4345	Perfect height for an underhand swing.
47	vertical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4346	The elf squealed and threw her sword out to the side, blade vertical, its tip nearly touching the ground.
48	occur	Verb	UNKNOWN	4347	And so they fought, evenly matched, for a long while, poles sometimes slapping together so rapidly that it occurred to Elbryan that, if they had some kindling, they might light a fire from friction alone!
49	err	Verb	UNKNOWN	4348	I feared that I had erred in my course, that I had returned home by memory, not by vision.
50	unpredictable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4349	He thought himself foolish as he neared the unpredictable Tuntun, expecting that she would find the strength to drive her dirk into his face, thus claiming a draw.
51	thunderstorm	Noun	UNKNOWN	4350	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
52	volcano	Noun	UNKNOWN	4351	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
53	magnetic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4352	Lodestone was highly magnetic; its enchantment would send it fast to a metal surface.
54	brothel	Noun	UNKNOWN	4353	His other needs could be taken care of in the many brothels that openly offered their wares in the city, but of course he didn't need to tell Jill, his Jilly, about that.
55	ware	Noun	UNKNOWN	4354	His other needs could be taken care of in the many brothels that openly offered their wares in the city, but of course he didn't need to tell Jill, his Jilly, about that.
56	refuge	Noun	UNKNOWN	4355	She couldn't look at the man but kept her eyes locked on the stars, as if seeking refuge high above.
57	proposal	Noun	UNKNOWN	4356	Her first instinct told her to refuse the proposal.
58	considering	Noun	UNKNOWN	4357	She believed him with all her heart, and she had come to love him, so she thought: What else could it be called, after all, considering that her smile came so easily whenever he was in sight?
59	hopping	Noun	UNKNOWN	4358	Pettibwa was distinctly more animated, hopping up and down, breasts and belly bouncing wildly, and clapping her hands together, her cheeks fast streaking with an outburst of tears.
60	plush	Noun	UNKNOWN	4359	No longer did the island seem so plush and inviting.
61	discard	Verb	UNKNOWN	4360	Grady knew too much about Connor's nighttime pursuits for the nobleman to discard him, and though Grady had never even hinted at blackmail, Connor understood him well enough to fear him.
62	applaud	Verb	UNKNOWN	4361	Putting your maidenhead on a barbed hook and jiggling it before the baron's nephew." Grady silently applauded his conniving little sister, though his perception of her actions almost scared him; he had never thought her capable of such a beautifully treacherous play.
63	feigning	Noun	UNKNOWN	4362	The monk leaped ahead, feigning a punch and kicking straight out for Elbryan's knee.
64	royalty	Noun	UNKNOWN	4363	"A lady must be well practiced in the ways of lovemaking for royalty," one of them remarked.
65	nonsense	Noun	UNKNOWN	4364	One of the giants continued to stammer on about bad luck and other such nonsense, trying hard to concoct some excuse that might keep its skin attached to its body.
66	tonight	Noun	UNKNOWN	4365	"Tonight." And then he had left Jill with the thought.
67	inhibition	Plural	UNKNOWN	4366	He was trying to loosen up her inhibitions, and she was, too.
68	comments	Noun	UNKNOWN	4367	The ball ended far too soon, at Connor's insistence, which brought more than a few randy comments.
69	mansion	Noun	UNKNOWN	4368	And then the night, spent in the mansion of Baron Bildeborough!
70	obscene	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4369	For Jill, who had spent her life so simply, it seemed somehow obscene; a dozen people could sleep comfortably on that bed, and she needed a stepping stool to even get onto it!
71	kissing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4370	Jill felt her knees buckle and she would have gone down, except Connor was on her again, squeezing her tight, kissing her all about the face and neck.
72	tenderness	Noun	UNKNOWN	4371	Even worse, there was no love, no tenderness in his face as he stalked back to her, just heated desire, an almost angry passion.
73	hesitance	Noun	UNKNOWN	4372	Her hesitance incited his rage once more.
74	incite	Verb	UNKNOWN	4373	Her hesitance incited his rage once more.
75	log	Noun	UNKNOWN	4374	She saw the ember fall from a log, orange glowing like the eye of some hideous night creature.
76	pleadingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4375	She looked up pleadingly at the two women that held her, but both seemed impassive, even somehow pleased by it all, by the sight of her, and of Connor - seemed pleased by her helplessness and their part in it.
77	helplessness	Noun	UNKNOWN	4376	The centaur understood what the man was feeling, the sense of his own loss those years before and the helplessness now in the face of a repeat of that disaster.
78	magistrate	Noun	UNKNOWN	4377	"We shall let the magistrate, Abbot Dobrinion, determine her fate in the morning.
79	blister	Verb	UNKNOWN	4378	He burned and blistered, then browned, darker and darker, taking on the leathery appearance of those seasoned sailors around him.
80	leathery	Noun	UNKNOWN	4379	He burned and blistered, then browned, darker and darker, taking on the leathery appearance of those seasoned sailors around him.
81	scraggly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4380	He tried to keep clean shaven, as did his monk companions, but there was no blade fine enough, and soon all three had scraggly beards.
82	romantic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4381	All romantic notions Avelyn had held concerning sea voyages were long gone, washed away by the slow, creaking, rolling reality.
83	forbid	Verb	UNKNOWN	4382	Even to utter the, name of the island without Father Abbot's permission was forbidden.
84	including	Noun	UNKNOWN	4383	Even if he beat these two, others were coming fast, including the one with the glowing spike!
85	crimson	Noun	UNKNOWN	4384	Soft blues and purples, vivid oranges and sometimes a deep crimson lined the night sky, lifting hearts and spirits.
86	unrelenting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4385	Adjonas' voice was grim and unrelenting.
87	waylay	Verb	UNKNOWN	4386	"They waylay ships simply to kill.
88	newfound	Noun	UNKNOWN	4387	A light snow had begun to fall all across the forest, but it seemed to shy from the ranger's camp, from the heat of the ranger's fire, from the warmth of Brother Avelyn's newfound home.
89	pillage	Noun	UNKNOWN	4388	They attack only to pillage enough stores to get them to the next ship and for the simple thrill of the hunt and torture."
90	mister	Noun	UNKNOWN	4389	"Fill our sails, Mister Smealy," he instructed.
91	hooks	Noun	UNKNOWN	4390	"Oh, damn," she sputtered; seeing many of the hooks gaining a firm hold on the walls.
92	trader	Noun	UNKNOWN	4391	"Yach, trader, give her up!
93	hinged	Verb	UNKNOWN	4392	He hated risking them all but realized the success of the mission hinged on their actions right now.
94	operation	Singular	UNKNOWN	4393	Adjonas motioned to Bunkus Smealy; this was Quintall's operation now, and the Windrunner captain, with no other apparent options, was more than willing to give the sturdy monk his chance.
95	smoothly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4394	The barrelboat closed - fifty yards, forty, twenty - cutting the water smoothly.
96	diagonal	Noun	UNKNOWN	4395	Then it jerked suddenly and its straight run shifted to the diagonal.
97	ladder	Noun	UNKNOWN	4396	The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder.
98	hatchway	Noun	UNKNOWN	4397	He had one hand below him and managed to push the hatch back as they descended, Avelyn rolling right over the hatchway, the deceivingly agile powrie hopping to its feet atop the now-closed portal.
99	evilly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4398	The dwarf lifted its sword, grinning evilly, and let out a wail that shook Avelyn to the marrow of his bones :as he lay prone not far away.
100	spindly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4399	With their heavy bodies and spindly limbs, powries were not strong swimmers, and Quintall easily overtook the dazed creature, pushing it under the water and gaining a seat atop its shoulders.
101	temporarily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4400	The barrelboat was disabled temporarily, but the fight was hardly over.