booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-20.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	sympathy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1901	They saw only sympathy on his handsome face.
3	imposing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1902	He straightened his shoulders and looked squarely at the imposing Master Siherton.
4	suck	Verb	UNKNOWN	1903	But it was right there beside her, pulling at her life force, sucking her into its depths.
5	impress	Verb	UNKNOWN	1904	Even Tuntun was impressed by his stamina.
6	ache	Noun	UNKNOWN	1905	The work was ended now, and the ache settled in.
7	steel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1906	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
8	blessing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1907	The change came as a mixed blessing to Elbryan and his forest band.
9	upward	Noun	UNKNOWN	1908	He reached between the powrie's legs and tossed the stone upward, toward the hatch.
10	waiting	Noun	UNKNOWN	1909	This moment, so many years in the waiting, was the marker of the end of that relationship with the girl, the beginning of the new and deeper relationship with the woman.
11	oil	Verb	UNKNOWN	1910	At night, they huddled together around oil lamps and candles, trying to ward off the chill.
12	singing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1911	A soft singing he could not quite discern?
13	execution	Singular	UNKNOWN	1912	Quintall neither denied nor confirmed the execution.
14	combine	Verb	UNKNOWN	1913	There was something most sacred, yet particularly unmysterious, and thus unholy, in all of this, a tingling of ecstasy combined with a slightly foul taste that Avelyn Desbris could not ignore.
15	practical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1914	Avelyn shrugged, having no practical response.
16	explode	Verb	UNKNOWN	1915	Aida, the very mountain itself, exploded.
17	impossibly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1916	Its feel was impossibly smooth, almost liquid.
18	decipher	Verb	UNKNOWN	1917	Avelyn had never seen such a display, couldn't begin to decipher it.
19	wriggle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1918	Again came the wriggling, the tearing of clothes and scraping of skin, the frantic pull and twist that, at last, freed her from the hole.
20	facedown	Noun	UNKNOWN	1919	Carralee's mother lay facedown in the road, just a few feet from the threshold where lay the baby.
21	amount	Noun	UNKNOWN	1920	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
22	check	Noun	UNKNOWN	1921	Elbryan scrambled to his feet, did a quick check of the dead goblins in the area.
23	slay	Verb	UNKNOWN	1922	He had done well this day, though he regretted having to slay the bear.
24	blacken	Verb	UNKNOWN	1923	On the charred threshold of one ruin, he saw a tiny corpse, a blackened ball.
25	cradle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1924	Avelyn squatted on the floor, cradling the woman.
26	desperation	Singular	UNKNOWN	1925	But that wasn't the point, wasn't the source of the Father Abbot's desperation.
27	haul	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1926	Soon the basket was full, so Elbryan hauled it back to the bank and collected another one.
28	community	Noun	UNKNOWN	1927	It was a difficult concept for Elbryan, because he had been brought up with the idea of community, and within that concept, such elevation of self was considered the worst of sins: pride.
29	likewise	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1928	Thagraine was likewise chuckling the next day on the deck.
30	spur	Verb	UNKNOWN	1929	But thoughts of his slain family and friends, of Pony, spurred him on.
31	material	Noun	UNKNOWN	1930	What manifestation of hell had come to walk the material world?
32	knife	Verb	UNKNOWN	1931	Brother Justice knifed his hand into her throat, dropping her back to the snow and dirt.
33	harsh	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1932	Ask not for a second chance when the harsh justice of the Touel'alfar falls upon you." The threat was open and clear.
34	lying	Noun	UNKNOWN	1933	Avelyn then let go and dropped into a leg sweep that left Thagraine lying flat on the deck.
35	failure	Noun	UNKNOWN	1934	Think not of the failure but of the triumph.
36	pointedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1935	The barkeep came around the bar with a heavy club, moving pointedly for the fat monk.
37	myself	Noun	UNKNOWN	1936	You decide which of us, myself or Quintall, deserves the title he carried." When they arrived at Elbryan's camp, when the ranger and Pony settled beside a fire, Avelyn did as promised.
38	proclaim	Verb	UNKNOWN	1937	"My consciousness creates the world around me," the elf had proclaimed.
39	arid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1938	The delicate creature stepped lightly onto a branch and jumped again immediately, disappearing into the thick brush so completely arid easily that Elbryan blinked and rubbed his eyes.
40	dancing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1939	Even a bit drunk, Jill was agile, and she got through the dancing with her purity intact.
41	milk	Noun	UNKNOWN	1940	The combination of bog water and milk-stones, as the elves called them, produced some of the sweetest juices in all of Corona.
42	hopeful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1941	On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.
43	stinging	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1942	Elbryan snapped his staff down low, quite hard, stinging the man on the forearm.
44	lumbering	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1943	Avelyn ran between the pair, easily avoiding their lumbering attempts to grab him.
45	barb	Noun	UNKNOWN	1944	He found his answer in the form of four barbed darts, stuck deep into the bear's rump.
46	hoist	Verb	UNKNOWN	1945	That done, he hoisted the last basket and started back the half mile to the trough.
47	boggle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1946	From this raw product, the elves would make their intoxicating wine, Questel ni'touel to the elves, but known to the wide world simply as "boggle." The swamplike connotation of the name was usually completely lost on the humans, who thought the term a mere reference to their state of mind after but a few sips of the potent liquid.
48	taint	Verb	UNKNOWN	1947	Even if he went and retrieved it, the liquid within the stone had been tainted and was no good.
49	surly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1948	After his first few encounters with the surly elf, Elbryan had wondered what it was that so prompted her desire to punish.
50	intruder	Noun	UNKNOWN	1949	Then she was up, meeting the second intruder with a foot in his face as his head came above the roof edge.
51	batter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1950	Where trees and thick brush had grown was now only battered pulp and blasted stone.
52	darken	Verb	UNKNOWN	1951	Only then did he notice the room had darkened almost to the point of absolute blackness.
53	subsequent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1952	The only secret remained the subsequent destination of that ship, for only the masters and the four chosen monks knew the magical name Pimaninicuit.
54	fade	Verb	UNKNOWN	1953	So gradually that Elbryan never noticed it, the elven voices faded away one by one.
55	understanding	Noun	UNKNOWN	1954	Elbryan still could not navigate this area, but he was gaining some understanding.
56	trade	Noun	UNKNOWN	1955	Here and there debates sprang up concerning the value of the spirits and what they should bring in trade, for the spring caravan.
57	spinning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1956	The song came louder, faster, and Juraviel began to dance delicate, spinning circles wrapped in a larger circle that encompassed the plants.
58	diagonally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1957	Now firmly held in both hands, his staff made a second twirl, then came arching diagonally toward the ground, toward Tuntun.
59	leer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1958	He was right in her face, leering at her.
60	yours	Noun	UNKNOWN	1959	"The choice is yours," Quintall finished.
61	balanced	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1960	A combination of strength and agility, a balanced, thinking warrior.
62	swoon	Noun	UNKNOWN	1961	What young woman would not swoon at the mere thought of such a day?
63	clue	Noun	UNKNOWN	1962	It wasn't until Quintall had left, though, that he finally got the clue he needed.
64	uncontrollable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1963	Untamed, uncontrollable, fearfully strong.
65	eyebrow	Noun	UNKNOWN	1964	Avelyn cocked an eyebrow at that curious title, not the response he had expected.
66	telling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1965	His grin was telling when he looked back at Avelyn, and he merely tipped his great feathered hat and continued on his way.
67	ashore	Noun	UNKNOWN	1966	They put into Freeport only briefly, with but a handful of sailors going ashore in the boat.
68	seclude	Verb	UNKNOWN	1967	Avelyn found himself secluded from the rest of the monks over the next few weeks.
69	arch	Verb	UNKNOWN	1968	Now firmly held in both hands, his staff made a second twirl, then came arching diagonally toward the ground, toward Tuntun.
70	whale	Noun	UNKNOWN	1969	"No whale," Adjonas answered grimly.
71	spout	Noun	UNKNOWN	1970	Avelyn was in the tavern, as usual, standing atop a table, spouting warnings and curses.
72	port	Noun	UNKNOWN	1971	The four were at the port rail out of sight of the barrelboat soon after.
73	flaming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1972	Bestesbulzibar turned on Avelyn, murder in its flaming eyes.
74	finished	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1973	"How will they know when we are finished?" Thagraine asked suddenly, wildly.
75	yach	Noun	UNKNOWN	1974	You cannot outrun us, yach you cannot, nor can you hope to give a, fight.
76	sturdy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1975	Elbryan looked at his weapons, so ineffective against the sturdy powrie.
77	fleeing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1976	Elbryan thought that a curious thing; why hadn't the wretched humanoids pursued the fleeing humans?
78	hillside	Noun	UNKNOWN	1977	He looked back in the direction of the cave, then out over the hillside to the water.
79	desert	Verb	UNKNOWN	1978	To a man once of my order but who deserted the way and who stole from my abbey.
80	crease	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1979	Finally, Elbryan found that crease between breastplate and girdle, mentally marking the spot.
81	company	Noun	UNKNOWN	1980	"So you shall repay me with your company," the ranger reasoned.
82	setting	Noun	UNKNOWN	1981	It was risky setting a light in the dark forest, but these folk sorely needed the warmth.
83	emanate	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1982	From the sounds emanating from within, it was quite obvious what was going on in there.
84	fern	Noun	UNKNOWN	1983	Joycenevial nodded solemnly; he had treated the fern stem perfectly for the carving.
85	waterskin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1984	Instinctively, the ranger's hand went to his waterskin, and he found it less than half full.
86	shack	Noun	UNKNOWN	1985	The walls of the shack were in bad disrepair, with cracks between every board.
87	heave	Verb	UNKNOWN	1986	But then, Quintall gave a great heave and caught the rope again, barely inches below Elbryan's feet.
88	vicious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1987	Still, the vicious monk would have let it go, but then Tenegrid made a dangerous mistake.
89	loop	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1988	She looped it up on one try, but lost her grip on the rope and started to tumble.
90	perish	Verb	UNKNOWN	1989	And if I perish in the journey, then so be it.
91	betray	Verb	UNKNOWN	1990	His eyes betrayed his idea, roaming to the centaur's strong back.
92	role	Noun	B2	1991	The elf had played only a minor role in the battle, fired only a single arrow.
93	flatten	Verb	UNKNOWN	1992	Elkenbrook was flattened before the sun dipped below the horizon.
94	saddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	1993	Elbryan hoisted the woman onto Symphony's back, into the saddle, then placed the boy behind her.
95	newcomer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1994	Then the ranger began his scan again, seeking the newcomer, this skilled fighter, this assassin.
96	campfire	Noun	UNKNOWN	1995	Elbryan paced about the campfire, looking down often at the map.
97	enact	Verb	UNKNOWN	1996	Using the sunstone he had taken from Quintall, he had enacted a shield against divining magic.
98	vigilant	Adjective	C1	1997	But despite her feelings, Jill kept her vigilant watch, day after day, often long into the night.
99	tired	Adjective	A2	1998	Indeed he was tired from the previous day's labors, but so full of excitement that.
100	sorry	Adjective	A2	1999	"We of St.-Mere-Abelle are sorry for your loss," he said to Jayson Desbris.
101	patience	Noun	B1	2000	Bestesbulzibar had little patience with that.