booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-25.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	breathless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2401	Quintall and Thagraine came up breathless after setting the net in place.
3	intelligence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2402	Only then did Elbryan truly appreciate the intelligence of the animal, filtered through a different perspective, perhaps, but no less intense than his own.
4	account	Noun	UNKNOWN	2403	Physically, by all accounts, he was the image of his father in Graevis' younger days, but by Cat's estimation, Grady could not have been more different than Graevis in temperament.
5	fantasy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2404	Avelyn knew the absurdity of his fantasy, of course.
6	respective	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2405	They studied with their respective classmates throughout the day, learning their religious duties and expectations, the day-to-day functions of the abbey, and the fighting techniques.
7	replacement	Noun	UNKNOWN	2406	Sea journeys were not considered safe in God's Year 821, the year of the stone showers, and replacements might become necessary.
8	anticipation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2407	His hands grew clammy - more out of sheer fear than anticipation.
9	equinox	Noun	UNKNOWN	2408	As Bafway, the third month, whose end marked the spring equinox, neared, the whispers became a contest to see who might first spot the square sails of the chartered ship.
10	contest	Noun	UNKNOWN	2409	Perhaps this was to be a test of his body against the dactyl's, a contest of physical strength.
11	favorable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2410	Resupplied, the Windrunner put out the next day, sails full of wind with a favorable tide, sailing fast to the south.
12	paramount	Noun	UNKNOWN	2411	While Thagraine and Avelyn, as Preparers, were paramount to the mission, Quintall and Pellimar had been given higher positions on the voyage to and from Pimaninicuit.
13	member	Noun	UNKNOWN	2412	His opponent this night was Tallareyish Issinshine, an older and calmer member of the elvish band.
14	amuse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2413	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.
15	finding	Noun	UNKNOWN	2414	The deer was having little trouble finding grass through the spotty layer of snow, and its treasurelike find had it, perhaps, a little less alert than usual.
16	scent	Noun	UNKNOWN	2415	He smelled the scent of deer on her fingers.
17	derisively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2416	He and Juraviel continued their conversation until Tuntun walked by, eyeing Elbryan derisively and tapping her smooth cheek and chin.
18	anticipate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2417	The ranger came round as if he would launch a horizontal swipe, but he recognized the move was anticipated: the burly man's axe was up to block.
19	widespread	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2418	The elf went into a headlong roll, right between the young man's widespread legs, came up to his feet behind the yelling and turning Elbryan, and reversed his momentum, stabbing both his poles back.
20	whirl	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2419	The ranger's mind was whirling, trying to make sense of the undeniable event.
21	error	Noun	UNKNOWN	2420	He understood his error before he had gone a dozen paces when he heard the growl of a sentry dog.
22	style	Noun	UNKNOWN	2421	At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
23	embarrassed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2422	He did well to stifle his belch and looked at Jill as if embarrassed.
24	plain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2423	The young woman was undeniably beautiful, even in her plain barmaid's dress.
25	comply	Verb	UNKNOWN	2424	Grady was more than willing to comply, practically shoving Cat right onto the man's lap.
26	court	Verb	UNKNOWN	2425	Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.
27	laughing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2426	The dwarf was telling some rowdy story, the two goblins laughing riotously at every grotesque detail.
28	nobleman	Noun	UNKNOWN	2427	If she was set up with a nobleman, the gain fox Grady would be twofold.
29	brightly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2428	Pony looked helplessly at her diamond, then wondered if she could make the light shine so brightly that this creature of darkness could not withstand it.
30	comfortable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2429	He was amazed by its balance, by the smoothness of its long and comfortable draw.
31	beloved	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2430	It was as if they were a boundary between Cat and her beloved adopted father, a signal that she was not his little girl any longer.
32	price	Noun	UNKNOWN	2431	Brother Justice found their stories, sputtered for the price of a few cheap ales, quite interesting.
33	mesmerize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2432	The next powrie coming out saw its sparkle and, mesmerized, reached for it.
34	purely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2433	Then, guided purely by his survival instinct, Avelyn curled his legs under him and came up fast.
35	busy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2434	"You were busy listening to the horse," the ranger explained.
36	transport	Verb	UNKNOWN	2435	Given the powers of hematite, might this have been some transport for Quintall's soul?
37	absurd	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2436	Adjonas scoffed at the absurd notion.
38	surrender	Verb	UNKNOWN	2437	The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder.
39	lovemaking	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2438	And now these two fellow brothers were comparing her lovemaking techniques!
40	fell	Verb	UNKNOWN	2439	Not wanting to continue the struggle, Avelyn was up and walking fast before the felled monk could respond.
41	mischievous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2440	And what would ye have me say?" she asked, a mischievous, lewd sparkle coming to her blue eyes.
42	treacherous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2441	The journey was too treacherous, and if the crew had been well paid, as promised, they would have had no reason to dare the perils of the South Mirianic again.
43	akin	Verb	UNKNOWN	2442	Avelyn realized then that an attempt at possession was akin to fighting an enemy on his home ground.
44	crinkle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2443	Connor backed off almost immediately, his face crinkled in confusion.
45	rumble	Noun	UNKNOWN	2444	Then feel the rumble 'neath your feet And know 'tis time to die.
46	tis	Noun	UNKNOWN	2445	Then feel the rumble 'neath your feet And know 'tis time to die.
47	perceptive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2446	Dansally's shrug was telling to the perceptive monk.
48	protector	Noun	UNKNOWN	2447	He studied the man in the distant corner, the one Tol had referred to sarcastically as "our lord protector," with new interest.
49	evidence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2448	Even without the very prominent evidence that she could defend herself, Jill believed that Presso would not try anything.
50	combatant	Noun	UNKNOWN	2449	Tuntun flew away, back up toward the combatants, her slender daggers in hand, both dripping magma from Quintall's eyes.
51	mountainous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2450	Juraviel held a candle, as did Elbryan; and a couple of stars had appeared in the sky, the sun just gone behind the mountainous western horizon.
52	wed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2451	Would Pony and I be wed, perhaps with children?
53	sweeping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2452	With a single sweeping left hook, Avelyn laid the big man low.
54	agonize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2453	In her mind, she heard a scream, agonized.
55	coursed	Noun	UNKNOWN	2454	A shudder coursed down Avelyn's spine.
56	lookout	Noun	UNKNOWN	2455	"Whale to starboard!" the lookout cried a moment later.
57	filling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2456	And a large one; there had to be forty people inside, filling the tavern from wall to wall.
58	construct	Verb	UNKNOWN	2457	A new wharf had been constructed, reaching far enough out into the bay so that the Windrunner could dock.
59	critical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2458	The fever reached a critical point, and then, all of a sudden, it broke.
60	fin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2459	A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.
61	gurgle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2460	"Swim hard!" Quintall gurgled to his companion, moving fast to close the remaining distance.
62	burden	Noun	B2	2461	Relieve your mind of the burden, then decide, my friend.
63	unlikely	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2462	A wicked grin widened on the captain's face; he decided to test that unlikely truce.
64	resting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2463	Soon after, the man was resting as comfortably as possible, and Avelyn left the room.
65	sacrifice	Verb	UNKNOWN	2464	They had sacrificed their hearts, so to speak, for their loins.
66	undeniable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2465	Along with the realization came an undeniable sense of intrigue, however, and so the ranger agreed.
67	sand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2466	Thagraine was out and running as soon as the small boat brushed its bottom on the black sands of the island beach.
68	returned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2467	Pony still had not returned from the south.
69	tenet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2468	Quintall's concepts of right and wrong, of duty and punishment, have been systematically replaced by the tenets given him at times of reward.
70	terribly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2469	The ranger heard them long before he caught sight of them, laughing and singing terribly off-key, though the voices were surely human, as he had suspected.
71	barrage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2470	He was beginning to admit that he could not keep up with the barrage, and he knew that even this was but a prelude to worse.
72	revelry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2471	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
73	continually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2472	But Jill had settled into a routine here, akin to the continually gloomy season.
74	missing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2473	With a growl, proud Elbryan put up his bow and let fly, missing everything this time.
75	deftly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2474	The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.
76	plummet	Verb	UNKNOWN	2475	Then he was floating, Siherton continuing to plummet.
77	contain	Verb	UNKNOWN	2476	And what of the light of the stars?" "If the light in the stars was contained within the stars, then we would not see the stars!" Elbryan growled in mounting frustration.
78	pedestal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2477	Elbryan quickly set the mirror on the pedestal, leaning it against the back wall of the cave, and opened his chair; placing it before the mirror, as instructed.
79	entry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2478	Use the blanket to cover the entry, so that it becomes very dark within." Elbryan waited, expecting more instructions.
80	visage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2479	Bradwarden's hardened visage fast softened under the ranger's plaintive look.
81	merciful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2480	But Connor had been merciful, and ever was Abbot Dobrinion long on forgiveness.
82	wipe	Verb	UNKNOWN	2481	Barmine was kneeling but offering no resistance, a powrie wiping its beret across his face.
83	grit	Verb	UNKNOWN	2482	Your watch is ended." "Ever watchful," Jill replied through gritted teeth.
84	bowyer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2483	This would be Joycenevial's first human task since Mather, and, since the bowyer was aged even by elven standards, most likely his last.
85	gleaming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2484	"The darkfern is the lone source of silverel." Elbryan stared hard at the lines of gleaming metal.
86	triangular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2485	Elbryan brought the tip of his triangular cap down low and smiled.
87	rouse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2486	The shift came dramatically, unexpectedly, when Elbryan was roused from his bed one blustery Toumanay night by Juraviel and Tuntun.
88	actual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2487	Soon he could make out the actual notes of a wind instrument, he noted, and he searched his memory once again, for he was certain that he had heard that peculiar, haunting sound before.
89	trailing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2488	Avelyn crouched behind a tree, barely ten feet from the side of the trailing catapult.
90	intended	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2489	Back left, back right, each time the angle shifting to defeat the intended attack.
91	birch	Noun	UNKNOWN	2490	Elbryan recognized the black, sappy poison, a pain - inducing product of a rare black birch tree.
92	useful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2491	It was merely a diamond chip, useful for saving the candles and oil on long journeys.
93	rot	Verb	UNKNOWN	2492	He could smell the rot there: the earth itself was tainted from the fiend's presence.
94	wither	Verb	UNKNOWN	2493	Branches had been tossed all about for camouflage, but many of these had already withered, their dry and brown leaves a telltale sign.
95	seize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2494	The monk was dazed; Elbryan seized the moment.
96	fateful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2495	I love her, Uncle Mather, as I loved her that fateful day on the ridge above our home.
97	bracer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2496	And the dactyl made even finer protection for its four chieftains, great magical bracers, studded with spikes, that would protect the wearer from the blows of any weapon.
98	treachery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2497	"Did you not believe that we would discover your treachery?" Brother Justice went on.
99	cache	Noun	UNKNOWN	2498	We know the tricks Avelyn used to escape, and his cache of magic stones is considerable.
100	equine	Noun	UNKNOWN	2499	From further down the valley, Symphony charged in, followed by his equine minions.
101	driving	Noun	UNKNOWN	2500	The powrie slammed her hard from behind, driving her into the bent beam.