booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-27.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	manhood	Noun	UNKNOWN	2601	There would be a measure in this of his manhood, Avelyn realized, a test he could not fail.
3	invisible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2602	To Pony and Elbryan, alert as they were, the creature was invisible and unnoticed.
4	maybe	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2603	Or maybe she was just trying to blur the terror.
5	dizzy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2604	He felt warm suddenly, a bit dizzy, a bit frightened.
6	caress	Verb	UNKNOWN	2605	A warm fog hung thick about him, caressing his body and dulling his senses.
7	misery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2606	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.
8	mingle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2607	Frustration boiled in the young woman, mingling with desperation.
9	surmise	Verb	UNKNOWN	2608	Pony's first instincts were to try and join that battle group, but she quickly surmised that she would never get in.
10	litany	Noun	UNKNOWN	2609	Silently mouthing that litany, Elbryan inched his face toward the edge of the pine.
11	collapse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2610	A sudden shift brought the field beyond the pines back into view, and Elbryan nearly collapsed with relief when he saw the goblin had not moved and was still facing away from him, staring into the northern valley.
12	crawling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2611	He glanced back to see a pair of powries crawling under the war engine, coming for him with prodding spears.
13	grimace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2612	Cat did well to keep the grimace from her face.
14	weirdly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2613	The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees.
15	gash	Noun	UNKNOWN	2614	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
16	dismay	Noun	UNKNOWN	2615	He looked ahead at the evergreen vale and noted to his dismay that a fight was going on down there.
17	sprint	Verb	UNKNOWN	2616	Carefully placing the basket at last at the trough, the boy then sprinted full out the half mile back to the bog.
18	stifle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2617	She took a moment to consider where she was, whose house this was, and she stifled a sob.
19	charging	Noun	UNKNOWN	2618	As it rounded the corner, the girl snapped back her elbow with all her strength, catching the charging creature right under the chin.
20	vomit	Verb	UNKNOWN	2619	Elbryan grimaced, and Carley whimpered and nearly vomited, when Elbryan's hand brushed against the broken tip of a spear jutting from Carley's side.
21	thrash	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2620	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
22	fish	Noun	UNKNOWN	2621	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
23	thrashing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2622	The pair rolled hard into the trunk of another tree, and the goblin abruptly stopped its thrashing.
24	daze	Verb	UNKNOWN	2623	Elbryan, dazed, his breath blasted away, nearly fainted.
25	daughter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2624	He looked plaintively at the corner around which his daughter had run, hoping, praying she would somehow escape.
26	thigh	Noun	UNKNOWN	2625	He felt the sting of the light spears, six of them, in his back, his side, deep in one thigh.
27	alter	Verb	B2	2626	Elbryan knew it, yet he did not slow his pace and did not alter his course.
28	mumble	Verb	UNKNOWN	2627	Tears ran freely down his cheeks; he mumbled the name "Dansally," over and over.
29	casually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2628	And all hope flew from him as a fomorian giant, holding a club as large as Elbryan's entire body, casually walked toward him.
30	clamp	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2629	Cat-the-Stray clamped her teeth over one of his knuckles and bit him hard.
31	securely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2630	Thus she kept her cabin door securely locked.
32	injured	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2631	Looking closer, and then at his own injured hand; Elbryan realized that these were not caused by bees, but were bolts, small arrows, the likes of which he had never seen.
33	crank	Noun	UNKNOWN	2632	But it was Avelyn's turn to crank, and the taskmasters were particular about such things.
34	appropriately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2633	They were opposites in temperament, as well: Avelyn calm and reverent, always in control, and Quintall a "firework," as Master Siherton, the class overseer, often appropriately referred to him.
35	tan	Verb	UNKNOWN	2634	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.
36	receive	Verb	UNKNOWN	2635	"We received news this day that his mother died," Siherton said evenly.
37	lure	Noun	UNKNOWN	2636	If Jill ventured into that tight place, if this man was out here to lure her in, she would likely find, herself in grabby quarters indeed.
38	assume	Verb	B2	2637	He had assumed that they traded for the metal, but then he had come to realize that elven metal was unlike anything he had seen outside the enchanted valley.
39	sincerity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2638	It was obvious that Avelyn had loved his mother dearly, and yet, there was a sincerity in his.
40	carve	Verb	UNKNOWN	2639	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
41	aspect	Noun	B2	2640	So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.
42	flint	Noun	UNKNOWN	2641	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
43	lowly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2642	Grady saw himself as above that lowly station, Cat understood.
44	carving	Noun	UNKNOWN	2643	Twice a week during the carving, he would coat the stem with special oils to add to its resilience.
45	healing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2644	Pony looked at Bradwarden, but the centaur was smiling widely, the healing salves already at work under the red bandage.
46	history	Noun	UNKNOWN	2645	Half a year - not so long a time as measured by the elves of Caer'alfar, a mere moment in the long history of Belli'mar Joycenevial, father of Juraviel.
47	musing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2646	Of course Avelyn would not protest aloud, and even his silent musings were washed away as the heavy door opened silently, on balanced and oiled hinges, to reveal the greatest splendor of all.
48	midsummer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2647	Palmaris falls before midsummer, I say, and another powrie force sails to join us, makes fast for the Broken Coast.
49	content	Noun	UNKNOWN	2648	His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby.
50	polished	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2649	There were several various stones within, all smooth and polished.
51	uncomfortably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2650	Jojonah cleared his throat uncomfortably.
52	melodious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2651	From somewhere in the thick brush behind him, he heard a call, "Be quick about it!" The words were not spoken in the common tongue of Honce-the-Bear but in the singsong, melodious language of the elves, a language Elbryan was already beginning to comprehend.
53	garden	Noun	UNKNOWN	2652	From the texts he had studied, he conjured images of lush gardens and' exotic flowers, pictured himself standing in a garden with multicolored stones raining down around him, divine music playing in the air.
54	regularly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2653	He had been coming into Caer'alfar regularly since the turn of the year, and now the elves hardly gave him a thought as he walked in.
55	eagerness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2654	The young man stared at him wide-eyed with hope and eagerness, his hands clenching and opening at his sides.
56	alternate	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2655	He collected himself quickly and did as instructed, alternating the number of raised fingers behind his back.
57	volume	Noun	UNKNOWN	2656	This gloom that had come to Honce-the-Bear had come before in a definite shape and manner that was oft-told in the historical volumes at St.-Mere-Abelle.
58	register	Verb	UNKNOWN	2657	"You have used the stones?" It took a long moment for Avelyn even to register the question.
59	blurt	Verb	UNKNOWN	2658	"You will have a hard time catching that one again!" Avelyn blurted, trying to ease his own tension.
60	prepared	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2659	Juraviel and Tuntun certainly had not prepared him for such a ceremony.
61	grating	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2660	But nothing else came to her - not the whimper of a survivor, not the whining, grating voice of a goblin, not the guttural grunts of the fomorian giants.
62	horrid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2661	That horrid thought set Pony into violent motion.
63	ounce	Noun	UNKNOWN	2662	She set her legs again and pushed with every ounce of strength she had, groaning but too angry to consider the implications of her noise should the goblins still be around.
64	hopelessness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2663	And Quintall knew the demon read his every thought, that his hopelessness only made the creature something more.
65	remains	Noun	UNKNOWN	2664	Scattered around it were the small quartz crystals, blackened, some stuck in the remains of the golden setting.
66	shared	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2665	Too private and yet shared.
67	visualize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2666	Pony turned with a start, visualizing the fight on the road, the last she had seen of her father.
68	riddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2667	"Tuntun," Pony remarked, figuring the riddle.
69	sometime	Noun	UNKNOWN	2668	Sometime later, as dusk descended, Pony's senses warned her that she was not alone.
70	titter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2669	To the left came a titter, a tiny voice whispering softly.
71	latter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2670	She knew that she was in pain, physical and emotional, but the reason for the latter escaped her conscious memory.
72	stillness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2671	No birds flew above it, no sounds at all broke the eerie stillness of the devastated morning.
73	exposed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2672	Paulson was caught; he tripped over an exposed root and went facedown into the mud and slush.
74	sapling	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2673	He had to leap away instead, far out to the side, crashing through twigs and saplings, for the boulder superheated, turned red, and then melted away right below him!
75	lifting	Noun	UNKNOWN	2674	Perhaps that last Oracle in Andur'Blough Inninness was no more than a lifting of the veil.
76	slaughter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2675	And what of those youngsters who had been slaughtered on the hill?
77	attentive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2676	Tuntun thought the boy might be calling to his mount, but Juraviel, who had been more attentive to the boy and his relationships, knew the truth.
78	methodically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2677	Cat ignored it and methodically placed the mugs on the table.
79	tent	Noun	UNKNOWN	2678	He found a tall pine with low-hanging branches and slipped underneath them into the natural tent.
80	lap	Noun	UNKNOWN	2679	He put his back to the tree trunk, put his sword across his lap.
81	nothingness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2680	The dactyl loosed another tremendous bolt as Avelyn rounded the bend, but the crackling magic fell away to nothingness as it entered the disenchanted zone.
82	schedule	Noun	UNKNOWN	2681	The grueling schedule, though, allowed Avelyn the opportunity to put off his more personal problems.
83	addition	Singular	UNKNOWN	2682	Despite the addition of the pit, the path appeared almost exactly the same as it had on all of his previous returns.
84	rivalry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2683	Quintall was carrying over the nighttime rivalry.
85	nighttime	Noun	UNKNOWN	2684	Quintall was carrying over the nighttime rivalry.
86	plot	Noun	UNKNOWN	2685	Avelyn folded his hands and bowed his head, closed his eyes and began to plot his defense for the next time he and Quintall were paired.
87	text	Noun	UNKNOWN	2686	Sometimes that work entailed exhaustive study, reading text after text and reciting procedures so many times in rapid succession that Avelyn would often continue reciting them after he had gone to sleep.
88	oneness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2687	He felt a part of the larger and higher truths, a oneness with the universe.
89	example	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2688	If the barrelboat got by the net holders, for example, they would never catch up and Adjonas couldn't turn about for them.
90	tax	Verb	UNKNOWN	2689	And here before Jojonah's astonished eyes was a young novice, a man of only twenty winters, performing feats that would tax the Father Abbot of St.- Mere-Abelle to the very limits of his powers!
91	strict	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2690	"And on you, she is particularly strict.
92	serene	Adjective	B2	2691	He focused on Avelyn then, his face serene, comforting.
93	staring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2692	He opened his eyes a moment later, staring hard at the Father Abbot, and nodded again.
94	maniacal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2693	Father Abbot Markwart appeared wickedly intense, the gleam in his eyes seeming almost maniacal, and certainly frightening.
95	lighter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2694	And then he felt lighter, strangely so, almost as light as he did when spirit-walking with hematite.
96	depression	Noun	UNKNOWN	2695	Just inside, Elbryan noted the hooflike depression of the centaur's track.
97	sear	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2696	All the world was blackness, was searing heat and unbearable agony, and Quintall knew no more.
98	central	Noun	UNKNOWN	2697	To Avelyn, who had lived all of his life in the more populous and defined central region of Honce-the-Bear, and who had lately.
99	hiss	Verb	UNKNOWN	2698	But then came the worst thing of all - a hissing, sizzling noise.
100	verge	Noun	UNKNOWN	2699	She couldn't deny the longings, how parts of her body seemed to grow very warm, how she felt as if she were on did, verge of trembling whenever she looked upon him.
101	exertion	Singular	UNKNOWN	2700	Then came a sound not so far below them, a deep breath as one might take after great exertion.