booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-17.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	squirm	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1601	The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning.
3	conjure	Verb	UNKNOWN	1602	He stopped at the door, bowed his head; and closed his eyes, conjuring images of the young Avelyn.
4	shadowy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1603	Still his eyes searched the corners of the shadowy room for his mother's spirit.
5	widely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1604	So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.
6	neatly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1605	Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that her Jilly would be taken from her.
7	frantic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1606	For Elbryan, life went along at its usual frantic pace, learning and growing.
8	cot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1607	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
9	recite	Verb	UNKNOWN	1608	Now Avelyn began to recite his evening prayers so that he might hear no more.
10	heed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1609	Would the people of that village have heeded his warnings?
11	chart	Verb	UNKNOWN	1610	Those grooves were of a practical and not aesthetic nature, serving the mechanics of the chart so that the heavenly bodies could be kept in motion.
12	moon	Noun	UNKNOWN	1611	Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
13	drew	Noun	UNKNOWN	1612	The ranger put up his bow and drew back, finding the mark.
14	lone	Noun	UNKNOWN	1613	Yet he could not deny the tug of that lone, smoking mountain, calling to him, compelling him .
15	signal	Noun	UNKNOWN	1614	Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them.
16	forever	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1615	Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.
17	horrible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1616	Jill felt as if she must be the most horrible person in the world.
18	miserable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1617	There is no afterlife for a miserable wretch such as thee!
19	sincere	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1618	She looked up at Elbryan, sincere admiration in her eyes.
20	vessel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1619	"Powrie vessel," Adjonas explained.
21	recognition	Noun	UNKNOWN	1620	The gentleman smiled in recognition of Grady when he noticed the approach.
22	technique	Noun	UNKNOWN	1621	For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling.
23	succession	Noun	UNKNOWN	1622	He missed miserably, Tuntun ducking low under the predictable blow, and kicking him twice in rapid succession, once on the inside of each knee.
24	tingle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1623	They moved closer, the hairs of his chest just brushing her breasts, little tingles shared.
25	towering	Noun	UNKNOWN	1624	He crossed the range into a huge, high valley, a great plateau ringed by the towering mountains.
26	difference	Singular	UNKNOWN	1625	CHAPTER 39 The Difference They were readying to attack Weedy Meadow.
27	extract	Verb	UNKNOWN	1626	When he squeezed them, extracting the now-flavored liquid, the elves would inevitably complain about how little he had collected.
28	jab	Noun	UNKNOWN	1627	Elbryan saw an opening and let fly a combination left jab, step, and right cross.
29	explosion	Noun	UNKNOWN	1628	Avelyn slumped low, his vision blurred, sharp explosions going off in the back of his head.
30	standing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1629	Finally, he opened his eyes and rolled to find Juraviel alone standing near him.
31	barkeep	Noun	UNKNOWN	1630	CHAPTER 11 Cat-the-Stray "Corner table, Cat," called Graevis Chilichunk, the barkeep and proprietor of Fellowship Way, reputedly the finest inn in all the great city of Palmaris.
32	stir	Verb	UNKNOWN	1631	The young man had a million questions stirring around in his head.
33	realization	Singular	UNKNOWN	1632	All of that was, of course, tempered by her realization that she was, in effect, a deserter.
34	whore	Noun	UNKNOWN	1633	Why, even the practiced whores of House Battlebrow were losing their charms for him!
35	street	Noun	UNKNOWN	1634	His proper speech rang in sharp contrast to the street dialect of his parents.
36	trained	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1635	She eyed the young man for a long moment - the way he sat, the way he moved - and she had no doubt that he was well trained in the use of the slender sword that hung comfortably at his hip.
37	moan	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1636	The creature gave a slight moan and tumbled headlong into the brush.
38	headlong	Noun	UNKNOWN	1637	She let out a scream, thinking that she would slam headlong into the ship's prow.
39	reverse	Verb	UNKNOWN	1638	The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.
40	tremble	Verb	UNKNOWN	1639	Quintall glowered at Smealy, the old sea dog trembling with frustration.
41	tide	Noun	UNKNOWN	1640	The Windrunner caught the next tide away from the unlawful and dangerous place, and they were soon into Entel harbor.
42	dock	Noun	UNKNOWN	1641	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.
43	spar	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1642	Dozens of elves were about this day, some sparring with practice weapons, others dancing.
44	talking	Noun	UNKNOWN	1643	He slipped down from the tree house and moved about Caer'alfar, spotting Juraviel talking with another elf across the way.
45	bind	Verb	UNKNOWN	1644	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.
46	rarely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1645	He was a quiet sort and rarely talked with Elbryan, though, according to Juraviel, Tallareyish had the finest singing voice in all of Andur'Blough Inninness.
47	buckle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1646	Waves of pain buckled the young man's legs.
48	consequence	Singular	UNKNOWN	1647	Might there be consequences for such an action?
49	intention	Plural	B2	1648	Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.
50	welcome	Verb	UNKNOWN	1649	Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.
51	heighten	Verb	UNKNOWN	1650	Their curiosity only heightened as Quintall chuckled repeatedly, until he fell away into a sound slumber.
52	horizontal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1651	He stalked in, his staff horizontal before him, right hand palm up, left palm down.
53	harmlessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1652	The staff swished harmlessly through the air.
54	descent	Singular	UNKNOWN	1653	Finally, after hours of backtracking, the pair came to a short descent down a steep, sandy bank.
55	futilely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1654	She batted futilely with her sword, then, that failing, tried to stab down at Elbryan.
56	lessen	Verb	UNKNOWN	1655	She felt her weight lessening, felt as light as a feather.
57	crossbow	Noun	UNKNOWN	1656	Impossibly fast, faster than a crossbow bolt.
58	beach	Noun	UNKNOWN	1657	Late that night, the monk fell; thoroughly exhausted, upon the beach bordering the lagoon.
59	bulky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1658	They started off again, side by side, their bulky forms filling the narrow passageway.
60	flick	Noun	UNKNOWN	1659	Quintall stood at the back of the dimly lit cave, leaning easily against the wall, flicking flint against steel until a light caught on the torch he had propped there.
61	muddy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1660	She moved to the door to see the friar shuffling down the muddy lane, weeping and crying out for the "sins of men" and the woeful state of preparation.
62	destruction	Singular	UNKNOWN	1661	The man would be reduced to an instrument of destruction, Avelyn's destruction.
63	burly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1662	Elbryan was surprised that the burly man hadn't decided to go out alone and hunt the bear.
64	dust	Noun	UNKNOWN	1663	Terranen Dinoniel was dust in the earth; the dactyl meant to win this time.
65	assassin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1664	His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby.
66	huff	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1665	Brother Avelyn came huffing and puffing behind her, the monk trotting along without complaint.
67	profound	Adjective	C1	1666	Or was it something more profound?
68	awful	Adjective	A2	1667	The dactyl has come awake!" Many images flitted through Elbryan's imagination as Juraviel sang: scenes of war and terror, scenes so very much like Dundalis on that awful day when the goblins came.
69	ancient	Adjective	B1	1668	Who will quell the ancient and deep hatred between powrie and goblin when Bestesbulzibar is gone?
70	interest	Verb	B1	1669	Now the monk could not fully hide his interest.
71	organize	Verb	B1	1670	He should organize his friends - yes, that was the course, he decided.
72	attitude	Noun	B1	1671	Juraviel glared at Tuntun, for the female's sour attitude had forced the words out before any sound screen could be cast up.
73	risk	Noun	B1	1672	He hated risking them all but realized the success of the mission hinged on their actions right now.
74	improve	Verb	B1	1673	His skills had improved, so he had heard Juraviel say, and now he meant to show how much.
75	stuff	Noun	UNKNOWN	1674	Their battle prowess was the stuff of legend, of terrifying fireside tales.
76	absolute	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1675	Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness.
77	glory	Noun	UNKNOWN	1676	The creature flexed and stretched, extended its wings to their full glory, reached and clawed at the air with its humanlike arms.
78	muster	Noun	UNKNOWN	1677	Waves of agony assaulted him, and despite all the courage and determination he could possibly muster, he found himself slumping down into blackness.
79	squat	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1678	Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman.
80	fold	Noun	UNKNOWN	1679	He nodded and put it back under the folds of his weathered robes, his expression more serious.
81	domain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1680	In worm's cold domain.
82	scatter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1681	And so were a dozen other goblins, scattered all about the area.
83	weariness	Noun	UNKNOWN	1682	Despite his weariness, Avelyn Desbris could hardly sleep.
84	perimeter	Noun	UNKNOWN	1683	Paulson and Chipmunk were out and about, guarding the perimeter.
85	watchful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1684	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
86	capture	Noun	UNKNOWN	1685	He had no time now to ponder, and any sympathetic notions that he might have captured the goblin instead of killing it seemed perfectly ridiculous.
87	stiff	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1686	She stood straight but not stiff, and could outrun and outfight any of the boys in Dundalis, Elbryan included.
88	scold	Verb	UNKNOWN	1687	Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.
89	complaint	Plural	UNKNOWN	1688	He took me all the way to Palmaris without complaint, and all the way back at equal speed.
90	heavenly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1689	Scenes of the Halo, the heavenly gift, enwrapping all the others, an oval because of the angle at which it was portrayed.
91	flowing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1690	It might defeat the heat, he supposed, but what of the sheer weight of the flowing stone?
92	pant	Noun	UNKNOWN	1691	She stood before him, panting.
93	cast	Verb	UNKNOWN	1692	He wanted to do it, as he had so many times in his earlier years, wanted to cast off his shoes and all his clothes ...
94	shade	Noun	UNKNOWN	1693	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
95	glee	Noun	UNKNOWN	1694	"Another!" Pony added happily, and she clapped her hands with glee as more came into view.
96	stark	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1695	From the ridge top, the vale seemed stark and open, but descending into it, Elbryan and Pony quickly remembered just how confusing and intimidating a place it could be.
97	spruce	Noun	UNKNOWN	1696	Then the images began to crowd back, of herself running to the group, losing sight of them as she entered the low vale, weaving in and out of the barrier pines and spruce, running with a friend.
98	humanoid	Singular	UNKNOWN	1697	Elbryan thought that a curious thing; why hadn't the wretched humanoids pursued the fleeing humans?
99	forehead	Noun	UNKNOWN	1698	He took the circlet back from her and set it about her forehead.
100	turning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1699	This is fact, it has begun and there can be no turning back.
101	stew	Noun	UNKNOWN	1700	He looked at the brush helplessly, at the steaming stew, just a few strides away.