booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-04.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	growl	Verb	UNKNOWN	301	With a growl, Avelyn pushed on, finally reaching the tiring Quintall.
3	join	Verb	A2	302	All the forest seemed to join in - the gusty breezes, the birdsong, the croaking of frogs.
4	cave	Verb	UNKNOWN	303	For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered.
5	narrow	Adjective	UNKNOWN	304	Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin.
6	glow	Noun	UNKNOWN	305	He dressed quickly, fumbling with his clothes in the red light of the hearth's glowing embers.
7	tear	Noun	UNKNOWN	306	The black-winged demon looked down at a darker red tear marring its otherwise smooth hide.
8	fomorian	Singular	UNKNOWN	307	Finally, the stinging ended, and the fomorian tried to move forward, back toward its prey.
9	pace	Noun	UNKNOWN	308	Work in the village was at full pace, readying for winter.
10	ridge	Noun	UNKNOWN	309	The girl was not looking ahead, though, but at the ridge to the south behind them.
11	darkness	Noun	UNKNOWN	310	It had awakened, darkness rising, and already its influence was spreading throughout Corona.
12	gray	Adjective	UNKNOWN	311	The day was late, and gray clouds were rolling in to hide the afternoon sun.
13	motion	Verb	UNKNOWN	312	Elbryan looked at Pony, who seemed to be growing quite bored by it all, and motioned to the door.
14	howl	Verb	UNKNOWN	313	The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high.
15	forth	Noun	UNKNOWN	314	Jojonah nearly laughed aloud at the spectacle, and held forth the hematite.
16	energy	Noun	B1	315	Elbryan halted in mid-spin, reversed his energy, and sent the staff straight out and back.
17	muscle	Noun	UNKNOWN	316	The monk crouched low, bent his legs, and tightened his muscles, measuring the dog's swift approach.
18	certainly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	317	The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war.
19	obviously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	318	Indeed, the two seemed obviously mismatched.
20	common	Adjective	UNKNOWN	319	The Forest Ghost was a common legend in the Timberlands.
21	carry	Verb	A2	320	Quintall was carrying over the nighttime rivalry.
22	choose	Verb	A2	321	His direction chosen, he started off, determined to find the singer.
23	brown	Noun	UNKNOWN	322	The land was relatively flat and brown, with sparse low shrubs poking here and there.
24	green	Adjective	UNKNOWN	323	As he spoke, the elf fingered a green stone, serpentine, feeling its subtle vibrations.
25	care	Verb	UNKNOWN	324	She didn't care, for she wasn't really running into battle.
26	snap	Verb	UNKNOWN	325	He moved quickly, stumbling - often and cursing himself silently for every stick snapping sound.
27	position	Noun	B1	326	The night was dark about him; his neck ached from holding the position for so long.
28	beast	Noun	UNKNOWN	327	Dinoniel himself had come into this cave after the beast, had skewered the dactyl...
29	chance	Verb	UNKNOWN	328	Elbryan and his friends, some as young as six or seven, saw their chance unfolding.
30	less	Noun	UNKNOWN	329	Their course was more gentlemanly, less straightforward, but.
31	charge	Verb	UNKNOWN	330	Out came the bear in full charge, roaring.
32	rushing	Verb	UNKNOWN	331	So many emotions and memories had come rushing to the surface.
33	important	Adjective	A2	332	Master Jojonah shrugged; it was not important.
34	protest	Verb	UNKNOWN	333	Nonetheless, Jojonah began to protest again, but Markwart cut him short.
35	blue	Adjective	UNKNOWN	334	Avelyn looked back to see her stretched languidly on the bed, blue eyes sparkling.
36	view	Verb	UNKNOWN	335	Pony shrugged, not willing to discount the possibility of giants, not after viewing a dead goblin.
37	attention	Singular	UNKNOWN	336	Shocked back to his senses, Avelyn turned his attention to the high roof directly below him.
38	guard	Verb	UNKNOWN	337	It pleased her greatly to help out Elbryan, to guard his emotions.
39	stumble	Verb	UNKNOWN	338	Pony ran off, stumbled and fell, then scrambled on all fours - anything to get away.
40	herself	Noun	UNKNOWN	339	Now she remembered her training, forced herself to think clearly and concisely.
41	abbey	Noun	UNKNOWN	340	So foolish Avelyn wasn't really any serious threat to the abbey or to the Order.
42	shoot	Verb	UNKNOWN	341	Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.
43	crew	Noun	UNKNOWN	342	Smealy pulled away, coughing and, predictably, turned to the crew for help.
44	friar	Noun	UNKNOWN	343	The sheer power of the friar astounded Jill.
45	sun	Noun	UNKNOWN	344	The boy believed the sun to be in the west, halfway from noon to sunset.
46	expected	Verb	UNKNOWN	345	It was heavier than Avelyn had expected, quite solid and dense.
47	older	Adjective	UNKNOWN	346	The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair.
48	really	Adverb	UNKNOWN	347	His next youngest sibling was seven years his senior, and so he wasn't really close to any of them.
49	steal	Verb	UNKNOWN	348	She stood and stared, and a numbness came over her, stealing her emotions.
50	tight	Adjective	UNKNOWN	349	Her husband held her tight then, understanding her pain, both physical and emotional.
51	club	Noun	UNKNOWN	350	Pony wasn't armed, having left her club back at the ridge.
52	stars	Noun	UNKNOWN	351	They would sit and stare at the stars.
53	merchant	Noun	UNKNOWN	352	When the ways of merchants turn cheating, When the legs of women bow, When gain is ill not just.
54	grove	Noun	UNKNOWN	353	They left the grove soon after, to find an evening meal.
55	wild	Adjective	B1	354	What enemies had this wild monk made?
56	measure	Noun	B1	355	There would be a measure in this of his manhood, Avelyn realized, a test he could not fail.
57	choice	Noun	B1	356	The young monk was a good choice, a God-given choice indeed, to go to Pimaninicuit.
58	solid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	357	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
59	gentle	Adjective	UNKNOWN	358	Elbryan conceded the point, though he still thought Brody Gentle more bluster than truth.
60	chapter	Noun	UNKNOWN	359	CHAPTER 1 The Unexpected Kill Elbryan Wyndon was up before the dawn.
61	soft	Adjective	UNKNOWN	360	Then they heard a distant piping, soft music, perfect melody.
62	soldier	Noun	UNKNOWN	361	There should have been a second sentry there, the relaying voice to the soldiers within.
63	longer	Adjective	UNKNOWN	362	Finally he stopped, realizing it was dead, that it could no longer hurt him.
64	notion	Singular	UNKNOWN	363	He didn't want to do that; the last notion in his mind was to pull away.
65	knowing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	364	For Elbryan, knowing Bradwarden was a wonderful thing indeed.
66	throat	Noun	UNKNOWN	365	Elbryan fell back behind the twin pines, catching the shout in his throat, gasping for breath.
67	bolt	Noun	UNKNOWN	366	A short distance away, Elbryan sat bolt upright, confused.
68	island	Noun	UNKNOWN	367	Brother Avelyn's thoughts were full of that island and of the long voyage ahead of him.
69	launch	Verb	UNKNOWN	368	Bradwarden belched again, and then he launched into a long speech about the ills of humankind.
70	death	Noun	UNKNOWN	369	CHAPTER 4 The Death of Dundalis Elbryan and Pony were stunned and terrified for many seconds.
71	white	Adjective	UNKNOWN	370	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
72	tone	Noun	UNKNOWN	371	Still the tears came; every so often his even tone was broken by a sniffle or a sob.
73	fact	Noun	UNKNOWN	372	This is fact, it has begun and there can be no turning back.
74	wound	Noun	UNKNOWN	373	Stupid badger, Elbryan thought, and stupid Pony for opening that wound once again.
75	rolling	Verb	UNKNOWN	374	The day was late, and gray clouds were rolling in to hide the afternoon sun.
76	journey	Noun	UNKNOWN	375	But Avelyn caught his fears in time and started the journey once more.
77	sheer	Adjective	UNKNOWN	376	His hands grew clammy - more out of sheer fear than anticipation.
78	ear	Noun	UNKNOWN	377	A soft melody vibrated in his ear, somewhere just below his consciousness.
79	insist	Verb	UNKNOWN	378	Was it, as Siherton insisted, the young man's apparent inhumanity?
80	difficult	Adjective	UNKNOWN	379	Back at the trough, Elbryan began his more difficult work.
81	gain	Verb	UNKNOWN	380	Elbryan still could not navigate this area, but he was gaining some understanding.
82	snort	Noun	UNKNOWN	381	She didn't miss Elbryan's third snort.
83	demand	Verb	UNKNOWN	382	By right, Connor could have demanded her execution.
84	mirror	Noun	UNKNOWN	383	There was something in the mirror, just beyond his vision!
85	figure	Noun	UNKNOWN	384	Quite a bit of juice might be ruined, but Juraviel figured the loss was worth it.
86	stallion	Noun	UNKNOWN	385	Then the great stallion leaped away, thundering back into the shadows, into the brush.
87	argue	Verb	B1	386	Theologians of Corona argued over whether the demon dactyl was the source or the result of evil.
88	mouth	Noun	UNKNOWN	387	Silently mouthing that litany, Elbryan inched his face toward the edge of the pine.
89	song	Noun	UNKNOWN	388	In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.
90	dangerous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	389	Still, the vicious monk would have let it go, but then Tenegrid made a dangerous mistake.
91	staring	Verb	UNKNOWN	390	Elbryan pulled back his trembling hand, staring wide-eyed at the bright blood that now covered it.
92	glad	Adjective	UNKNOWN	391	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
93	command	Noun	UNKNOWN	392	This was his game, his force to command.
94	higher	Adjective	UNKNOWN	393	He marveled at the loose structure of the wood, at the density of the higher room's tile floor.
95	slap	Noun	UNKNOWN	394	He turned about, regarding the giant, which was dancing and slapping at the air.
96	faith	Noun	UNKNOWN	395	But the young man held faith and passed his hopes down the line.
97	needed	Verb	UNKNOWN	396	Jojonah's explanation for the tour had been weak, some remark about an area that needed cleaning.
98	apparently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	397	Avelyn calmed quickly; surely they did recognize the jewel, and apparently, it did not bother them.
99	top	Noun	UNKNOWN	398	She caught up to her friend at the top of the ridge.
100	thus	Adverb	UNKNOWN	399	They would be stranded in open water, and thus, surely doomed.
101	destroy	Verb	UNKNOWN	400	Dinoniel and much of his army had been consumed and destroyed, but the dactyl...