booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-19.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	kin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1801	He hesitated; were these goblins responsible for what their kin had done to Elbryan's home?
3	flying	Noun	UNKNOWN	1802	Jill dodged easily, then kicked out behind the flying weapon, just nicking the powrie on the back but solidly enough so the overbalanced dwarf fell from the parapet eight feet to the ground below.
4	torn	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1803	The upheaval was recent, that much was perfectly clear, for the soil on the torn side of the ridge was loose and deep brown, pocked here and there by a root, but with no fresh, aboveground growth.
5	wedding	Noun	UNKNOWN	1804	Nearly two years had passed since her "wedding night," but the pain remained vivid indeed.
6	approaching	Noun	UNKNOWN	1805	Might the bonds of approaching matrimony be tightening?" "Hardly," Connor replied.
7	pin	Verb	UNKNOWN	1806	Jill rolled away immediately, falling to the side, grabbing at the release pin and pulling hard.
8	log	Noun	UNKNOWN	1807	She saw the ember fall from a log, orange glowing like the eye of some hideous night creature.
9	instrument	Noun	UNKNOWN	1808	The man would be reduced to an instrument of destruction, Avelyn's destruction.
10	archer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1809	Jill worked to get behind the boat, to use it as a barrier against the powrie archers on the deck.
11	telltale	Noun	UNKNOWN	1810	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
12	slice	Verb	UNKNOWN	1811	It was not a serious wound, a tiny slice, too small to have been caused by a dagger, even.
13	owe	Verb	UNKNOWN	1812	"We're thinking that ye owe us," he said, turning back to Quintall.
14	missile	Noun	UNKNOWN	1813	Concentrate your missiles on the giants pulling the front catapult.
15	guidance	Noun	UNKNOWN	1814	Quintall's strength, both physical and mental, would be torn away piece by piece and then brought back under the guidance and control of the training masters.
16	elite	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1815	Then the beast called to its elite guards, the armored giants, and to their leader, Togul Dek.
17	puff	Noun	UNKNOWN	1816	The man puffed out his chest and glared hard at the ranger.
18	usher	Verb	UNKNOWN	1817	Dark, too, is the journey for those men and women I leave behind, who will continue the fight while ushering their more helpless kin to a safer place - if one can ever be found.
19	defensively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1818	He wore only a loincloth and stood defensively, shoulders hunched, arms crossed to cover his belly and loins.
20	rip	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1819	Waves of searing agony ripped through Paulson.
21	muse	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1820	That was the first time he had ever bothered to offer such an explanation, Avelyn mused as he led Jill up the stairs from the common room to their sleeping quarters.
22	trample	Verb	UNKNOWN	1821	The stunned goblin rubbed its chin and tried to rise to follow, but Bradwarden was right on the ranger's heels and was quick to trample the wretched thing into the dust.
23	solidly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1822	Jill dodged easily, then kicked out behind the flying weapon, just nicking the powrie on the back but solidly enough so the overbalanced dwarf fell from the parapet eight feet to the ground below.
24	intrusion	Noun	UNKNOWN	1823	And then she felt the intrusion, the spirit of Avelyn making its way into her.
25	mightily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1824	His defenses were not in place when Elbryan grabbed his staff down low with both hands and swept it across mightily, smashing in the side of Brother Justice's face.
26	breastplate	Noun	UNKNOWN	1825	Finally, Elbryan found that crease between breastplate and girdle, mentally marking the spot.
27	ominous	Adjective	C1	1826	Then Avelyn eyed Tol squarely, matching the man's ominous expression with one of pure excitement.
28	forget	Verb	A2	1827	"To think we have been forgotten in a mere century." Elbryan's scowl melted away in curiosity.
29	birth	Noun	B1	1828	The class had been divided by birth dates; Avelyn and Quintall had been put, together solely because they had been born in the same week, and not for compatibility, either physical or emotional.
30	wealth	Noun	B1	1829	In Honce-the-Bear, wealth equalled power, and without power, how could the Order hope to influence the lives of the common folk?
31	prevent	Verb	B1	1830	"It will prevent our spirits from crossing," Jojonah explained.
32	success	Noun	B1	1831	He exalted in their successes as much as in his own.
33	punish	Verb	B1	1832	The man was impossibly strong, his stocky frame and low center of gravity giving him the leverage he needed to punish Avelyn endlessly.
34	harm	Noun	B1	1833	Another prank, another cruelty, as with the bear, will bring you more harm than this, I promise.
35	innocent	Adjective	B1	1834	Yes, Elbryan would like to converse with Pony, to see her again, to remember that innocent time when patrolling was play and nightmares were not real.
36	flex	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1835	By sheer will and brute strength, the dactyl flexed its wings.
37	brow	Noun	UNKNOWN	1836	Elbryan, thinking Bradwarden to be referring to the elves, crinkled his brow incredulously.
38	willpower	Noun	UNKNOWN	1837	Yet even in its death throes, the dactyl had won the day, using its willpower to bring up the magma from the bowels of Aida.
39	steam	Noun	UNKNOWN	1838	Hot blood waft steam in night air cold.
40	goblins	Verb	UNKNOWN	1839	He saw the shapes of two such goblins paralleling the movements of his group.
41	gloom	Noun	UNKNOWN	1840	Hooves of music rend the gloom Bearing Nightbird, know your doom!
42	lover	Noun	UNKNOWN	1841	A way goes Nightbird, the forest to greet In springtime sunshine, of Evil no traces, Through flowers and lovers, step measured paces And sleep peaceful lovers, secure.
43	fare	Verb	UNKNOWN	1842	How fared Graevis and Pettibwa?
44	prefer	Verb	UNKNOWN	1843	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
45	mane	Noun	UNKNOWN	1844	One time Elbryan had made the mistake of catching Jilseponie without his male companions nearby, and of tugging too hard on her yellow mane to prove the point of his capture.
46	jealousy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1845	By the beginning of the third year, the level of jealousy among the four began to rise noticeably.
47	distract	Verb	UNKNOWN	1846	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
48	breathlessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1847	"The Halo," she said breathlessly.
49	ponder	Noun	UNKNOWN	1848	Unless, Elbryan pondered, another would-be ranger had been brought in.
50	reflection	Singular	UNKNOWN	1849	Something was there, a reflection of a man, perhaps.
51	await	Verb	UNKNOWN	1850	Now she was again Jilseponie, just Jilseponie, sitting on a ridge with her friend, awaiting the return of her father and the other hunters.
52	corral	Noun	UNKNOWN	1851	He did not believe that Avelyn, so full of idealism and ridiculous faith, could be corralled.
53	mounting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1852	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
54	troop	Noun	UNKNOWN	1853	Jill ordered her troop to filter about, then went to see the man behind the serving bar.
55	rim	Noun	UNKNOWN	1854	The sun had not yet come up high enough to peer over the rim of the vale, but they could make out its position easily enough.
56	freeze	Verb	UNKNOWN	1855	A cry of agony within the house froze her in place, and she leaned heavily on the frame for support.
57	lung	Noun	UNKNOWN	1856	One made not a sound, the other, hit below a lung, let out an agonized howl.
58	straightforward	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1857	Their course was more gentlemanly, less straightforward, but.
59	envision	Verb	UNKNOWN	1858	Elbryan savored every word, envisioning the battle clearly.
60	panic	Noun	UNKNOWN	1859	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
61	mob	Noun	UNKNOWN	1860	The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair.
62	inland	Noun	UNKNOWN	1861	One army will march south, the other west, inland, until they join at the very gates of Ursal!
63	process	Noun	UNKNOWN	1862	All three monks knew the process, and knew each stone, except for that amethyst.
64	rumor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1863	Rumors hinted that students of St.-Mere-Abelle had been dismissed for less.
65	service	Noun	UNKNOWN	1864	All his life, he had wanted to live in service to God; all his life he had dreamed of this day.
66	shut	Verb	UNKNOWN	1865	A blizzard could effectively shut the folk in their homes for a week straight.
67	emotional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1866	Piled in the emotional jumble were Elbryan's mixed feelings concerning the elves.
68	jacket	Noun	UNKNOWN	1867	Along one wall stood a gigantic statue, fifteen feet or more, dressed in a heavy leather jacket, trimmed in fur and set with spiked metal plates and heavy iron rings.
69	noted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1868	From his vantage point, the ranger noted, too, that a bar was in place across the one door.
70	martial	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1869	Quintall was easily the best of the four in matters of martial arts.
71	distraction	Singular	UNKNOWN	1870	To Avelyn, it was more of a distraction than anything else.
72	tire	Verb	UNKNOWN	1871	Avelyn also noted that his three monk companions, apparently tiring of Dansally, visited her far less often.
73	vital	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1872	The mission was vital, true enough, the greatest moment in seven generations.
74	boredom	Noun	UNKNOWN	1873	The worst of it was the boredom.
75	messenger	Noun	UNKNOWN	1874	Master Jojonah hadn't even conversed with the messenger.
76	chieftain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1875	This was an action of a rogue goblin chieftain, perhaps, or one of the many powrie raiding parties, acting on their own initiative, bringing misery to the wretched humans.
77	trembling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1876	Elbryan pulled back his trembling hand, staring wide-eyed at the bright blood that now covered it.
78	squash	Verb	UNKNOWN	1877	At that horrible moment, the monster had been lifting its club to squash Elbryan; now it was dead.
79	engage	Verb	UNKNOWN	1878	Elbryan glanced back to a smiling Chipmunk, the man running off to engage another confused powrie.
80	skull	Noun	UNKNOWN	1879	The massive skull cracked with a tremendous sound and the giant slumped to the floor.
81	churn	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1880	Elbryan felt his guts churning and labored for his breath.
82	consciously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1881	Avelyn took a deep breath, consciously keeping his eyes from the eager gazes of the onlookers.
83	sob	Noun	UNKNOWN	1882	She took a moment to consider where she was, whose house this was, and she stifled a sob.
84	organized	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1883	There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.
85	ankle	Noun	UNKNOWN	1884	He was in a forest, he understood - he was ankle deep in fallen leaves.
86	hack	Verb	UNKNOWN	1885	His thoughts came back in a terrifying rush and he tore free his sword and began hacking wildly, cutting the goblin again and again.
87	hoot	Verb	UNKNOWN	1886	And Elbryan heard hoots from behind him and knew the other four goblins were on the way.
88	logic	Noun	UNKNOWN	1887	He was beyond grief, beyond logic, with no tears to cry.
89	slab	Noun	UNKNOWN	1888	The ranger scrambled to the very lip and watched the eight-foot stone slab falling.
90	rib	Noun	UNKNOWN	1889	Jill retreated immediately, but got stung on the ribs, her breath blasted away.
91	backtrack	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1890	Elbryan paused for a long while, backtracking the conversation; considering the options.
92	tap	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1891	He and Juraviel continued their conversation until Tuntun walked by, eyeing Elbryan derisively and tapping her smooth cheek and chin.
93	jerk	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1892	Then it jerked suddenly and its straight run shifted to the diagonal.
94	fan	Noun	UNKNOWN	1893	Jojonah's skin was tanned and smooth, except for a fan of lines spreading out from each of his eyes - "credibility wrinkles," he called them.
95	hawkish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1894	His face was sharp and hawkish, his eyes small and dark - and smaller still on those many occasions that he squinted ominously at his young students.
96	admiration	Singular	UNKNOWN	1895	Juraviel responded with a nod of his own, but his admiration was sincere.
97	ocean	Noun	UNKNOWN	1896	Jill closed her eyes and let the ocean sounds take her.
98	favor	Verb	UNKNOWN	1897	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
99	belief	Noun	UNKNOWN	1898	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
100	worthy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1899	"Avelyn has spent eight years proving himself worthy," he reminded the taller man.
101	select	Verb	UNKNOWN	1900	He selected an egg-sized hematite next, and then a ruby, small but flawless to his trained eye.