booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-22.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	overwhelming	Adjective	B2	2101	CHAPTER 48 Enemies Ancient "You and your friends saved us all, I do not dispute," Jingo Gregor said, his voice cracking from the strain of the last few weeks, the overwhelming surprises and horrors.
3	wield	Verb	UNKNOWN	2102	"Mather wielded Tempest," Juraviel said grimly.
4	devastation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2103	Now Elbryan steeled himself against the scene of devastation.
5	mass	Noun	UNKNOWN	2104	But even with all that mass, there was nothing awkward about the young man.
6	judgment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2105	Elbryan shook that away immediately, knowing the rage within him, the hunger for revenge, could cloud his judgment, could consume him.
7	sour	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2106	Juraviel glared at Tuntun, for the female's sour attitude had forced the words out before any sound screen could be cast up.
8	invitation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2107	He accepted the invitation of the soft earth.
9	preparation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2108	In addition to their daily duties as first - and second - year students at the abbey, they were given the extra chores of preparation for their journey to Pimaninicuit.
10	berate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2109	Pony looked at Avelyn, thinking of his prophecies of doom all those weeks together on the road, thinking of the weakness of the world the monk constantly berated and of the name he gave to it.
11	specific	Adjective	B2	2110	"Aim at a specific, very precise point on the target," Juraviel explained.
12	inspire	Verb	UNKNOWN	2111	The daytime training was not as easy or as inspiring for Avelyn.
13	section	Plural	UNKNOWN	2112	Ironically, the laden section of each trip seemed the easiest to Elbryan, for the elves often set traps for him on the journey back to the bog.
14	prowess	Noun	UNKNOWN	2113	Their battle prowess was the stuff of legend, of terrifying fireside tales.
15	joint	Plural	UNKNOWN	2114	Of course, his "skin" was now obsidian in consistency as well as hue, and red lines of molten stone still striped his joints; his eyes, too, were red pits of liquid stone.
16	celebration	Singular	UNKNOWN	2115	Put in that manner, this was indeed a day of celebration.
17	stamp	Verb	UNKNOWN	2116	"You may go now." Elbryan stamped his foot as Juraviel turned away.
18	sheet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2117	A sheet of conjured lightning silenced the screams forever.
19	condition	Plural	UNKNOWN	2118	Pellimar's condition did not much improve as the days slipped past.
20	hungry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2119	She pulled and turned, looking away as his hungry mouth descended, but he only pursued, pinning one of her arms, putting all of his weight atop her.
21	puzzle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2120	Avelyn knew what he could do with that jewel, and when he stopped to consider the implications for the other monks if he used the ruby first, the puzzle seemed not so difficult.
22	function	Verb	B2	2121	Only the amber was functioning now, and it kept him above the water.
23	burned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2122	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
24	stair	Noun	UNKNOWN	2123	He motioned for Siherton to follow and started for the stairs.
25	chosen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2124	Besides, at night, and especially on those occasions when the chosen students actually handled the stones, Brother Avelyn easily proved that he was the proper choice.
26	trial	Noun	UNKNOWN	2125	Elbryan didn't argue, but he wondered, and almost feared, what future trials could possibly match the pain of that awful day.
27	survey	Verb	UNKNOWN	2126	Breathing hard, the woman surveyed the scene.
28	peak	Noun	UNKNOWN	2127	Then he came upon the mountains, whipping through passes, over peaks, to a plateau he had seen before above a vast encampment between the black arms of a smoking mountain.
29	condescending	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2128	Cat-the-Stray bit her lip, not liking his condescending tone.
30	flit	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2129	Juraviel shrugged, a flitting little movement of his slender shoulders.
31	stutter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2130	He wanted to proclaim his independence loudly and openly, but before he got the first stuttered word out of his mouth, Juraviel hopped into a short flight once more.
32	adjust	Verb	UNKNOWN	2131	His eyes gradually adjusted so that he could just barely make out the larger shapes in the room.
33	circuit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2132	He paused and very carefully turned a circuit, listening intently, trying to focus on the sound.
34	plunge	Verb	UNKNOWN	2133	The boy took a deep breath and plunged one foot in, held the pose for a moment until the numbness took away the sting, then dipped in his second foot.
35	pretty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2134	To his credit, Elbryan had pretty much learned to ignore them.
36	bob	Verb	UNKNOWN	2135	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
37	pip	Verb	UNKNOWN	2136	The elves would set out a grand table, steaming stew and venison, sometimes roasted game fowl, and piping hot tea that warmed the boy from his head to his cold toes.
38	understood	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2137	Always it was a hot meal they set, and Elbryan soon understood why.
39	chide	Verb	UNKNOWN	2138	"Poor dear Avelyn," chided Quintall.
40	flare	Verb	UNKNOWN	2139	free, and he immediately stormed up to Tuntun, his green eyes flaring dangerously.
41	conscience	Singular	UNKNOWN	2140	Elbryan fumed but couldn't, in good conscience, punch this diminutive creature, half his weight, if that, and a girl besides!
42	indication	Singular	UNKNOWN	2141	He feared that he would find foamy saliva there, an indication of the most wicked disease.
43	proceed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2142	The ranger wasn't sure how to proceed.
44	upper	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2143	But Grady understood he had the upper hand and he would not back away.
45	victory	Noun	UNKNOWN	2144	Would his victory prove tainted?
46	potent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2145	Whenever he was allowed to handle a magical stone, Master Siherton was at his side, a potent and lethal gem in hand.
47	comment	Verb	UNKNOWN	2146	Ignoring the comment, the ranger walked past the group and knelt low, inspecting a set of tracks.
48	starry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2147	That night, Elbryan sat upon the bare hillock that he claimed as his own, under the starry canopy, alone with his thoughts.
49	castle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2148	He fancied himself an important man, and frequented the more expensive establishments near the duke's castle, and had even been in the castle on many occasions.
50	coax	Verb	UNKNOWN	2149	By the third year, Master Siherton also became invaluable as a mediator between the two rivals from the class of God's Year 816, coaxing Quintall into easing up on his jealousy of Avelyn.
51	boisterous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2150	A dozen men and women were in the common room, boisterous until the stranger entered.
52	pinch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2151	Connor brought his hand to it and pinched it hard.
53	ale	Noun	UNKNOWN	2152	Brother Justice found their stories, sputtered for the price of a few cheap ales, quite interesting.
54	crisp	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2153	"Will ye stay in the abbey, then?" Dansally asked Avelyn one crisp morning.
55	distastefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2154	She shook her head distastefully as she walked her watch this night, as she did every night.
56	gutter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2155	Somebody was climbing up the gutter.
57	absorb	Verb	B2	2156	She let the night canopy absorb her, used it to filter back through the painful barriers.
58	rake	Verb	UNKNOWN	2157	She came around and up and right back in, clawing at his face, raking for his eyes.
59	squeal	Verb	UNKNOWN	2158	The creature managed to dodge one, but the other caught it on the hip and hung there: The goblin squealed but hardly slowed, even when Chipmunk's next blade stuck deep into its shoulder.
60	depart	Verb	UNKNOWN	2159	would soon depart, a group of elves going to their secret contacts in the frontier villages.
61	better	Verb	UNKNOWN	2160	Juraviel knelt to better inspect the ground.
62	blessed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2161	Jill took in another blessed gulp of air and staggered to her feet.
63	caravel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2162	Toumanay was less than half finished when the two-masted caravel appeared, gliding swiftly through the choppy waters to the sheltered harbor before St.- Mere-Abelle.
64	tuck	Verb	UNKNOWN	2163	He tucked his hands into his rope belt, taking on an important attitude.
65	payment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2164	The sailors cared nothing for this all-important mission, Avelyn realized, beyond their payment of gold - and whatever other trinkets Father Abbot Markwart had included in the bargain.
66	topple	Verb	UNKNOWN	2165	And she looked at the dwarf, not understanding until the powrie toppled forward, an arrow deep in its back.
67	taffrail	Noun	UNKNOWN	2166	Now at the taffrail the four monks and Captain Adjonas watched the powries' progress.
68	closing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2167	The giant reacted quickly, snapping straight and tall, closing its legs to entrap the foolish human.
69	lunge	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2168	She started ahead a step, then turned about abruptly, dropping to one knee and lunging ahead, her free hand catching the second dwarf's swinging sword arm, her own sword driving deep into its chest.
70	sprite	Singular	UNKNOWN	2169	He moved to a spot five feet from the sprite and bowed low, as did Tallareyish, in respect.
71	flip	Verb	UNKNOWN	2170	Elbryan flipped Tempest up above his head, lining the blade for a throw.
72	odds	Noun	UNKNOWN	2171	Jill, whose only experience with a man had been so very disastrous, did not like the odds.
73	exaggerate	Verb	B2	2172	To the child Elbryan, this had been the place of wildly exaggerated fireside tales.
74	thank	Verb	UNKNOWN	2173	"I will keep my own watch, thank you," she replied politely and started away.
75	personally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2174	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
76	presume	Verb	UNKNOWN	2175	Suddenly this holy place, this place he had presumed prepared by the Touel'alfar themselves, seemed to him no sanctuary at all.
77	satisfaction	Singular	UNKNOWN	2176	It is, I believe, the difference between physical satisfaction and true lovemaking, the difference between release and passion.
78	veil	Verb	UNKNOWN	2177	They had taught him to view the world as an elf might, with utter freedom and often more veiled in imagination than reality.
79	flap	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2178	The hard-headed powrie shook its head vigorously, lips flapping.
80	backhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2179	The powrie came across with a backhand slash, but Avelyn managed to duck beneath it.
81	fruit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2180	To keep them out now, with land so close and inviting - land likely covered with fruit trees and other luxuries they had not known on the open sea - was foolhardy indeed.
82	dragon	Noun	UNKNOWN	2181	There could be only one answer, for no living creature, not even one of the great dragons of the north, could so tear this amount of ground in such an even, tidy manner.
83	mask	Noun	UNKNOWN	2182	For Jill, her face was a mask of paint and false smiles.
84	handmaiden	Noun	UNKNOWN	2183	They entered quietly through a side door of the west wing, proceeding to the guest quarters, which were empty; save a pair of handmaidens Baron Bildeborough had put at Connor's bidding.
85	unable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2184	His spirit drifted out of the room, unable to bear any more of the sacrilegious talk.
86	relent	Verb	UNKNOWN	2185	And Connor would not relent, prodding and pushing.
87	attacker	Noun	UNKNOWN	2186	The would be attacker skidded to an abrupt stop, recognizing the man.
88	foolhardy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2187	He knew that it was foolhardy for him to go out, but how could he not?
89	cautiously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2188	Pellimar reached the drifting boat first, pulling himself cautiously up its slick, rounded side.
90	wail	Noun	UNKNOWN	2189	Oh, my Jill!" Avelyn wailed, rushing to her.
91	increasingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2190	Even the extra privileges did little to improve the mood of the increasingly surly crew.
92	blame	Verb	B2	2191	The crew were blaming the monks for their discomfort, for this whole journey.
93	outline	Noun	UNKNOWN	2192	Under the light of a half moon, he saw the outline of the Windrunner gliding out into the bay.
94	spine	Noun	UNKNOWN	2193	A shudder coursed down Avelyn's spine.
95	regret	Verb	UNKNOWN	2194	He had done well this day, though he regretted having to slay the bear.
96	philosophy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2195	He considered them in relationship to the entire elven philosophy of life, the oneness.
97	cavalry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2196	Out from the gaps in the line came the next surprise, a goblin cavalry, the diminutive creatures astride shaggy ponies.
98	commander	Noun	UNKNOWN	2197	Perhaps he was trying to be the levelheaded commander, but to Jill, it came off as condescending.
99	ravine	Noun	UNKNOWN	2198	At the bottom of the ravine, past a blocking wall of low evergreen bushes, they came to a bed of ferns, bluish green in color.
100	gel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2199	The twirling elf tossed several puffs of powder upon the plant, then bent low and with some reddish gel painted a stripe around the base of the stem just an inch or two from the ground.
101	archery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2200	None in all the world can match the archery of the Touel'alfar." Bradwarden snorted.