booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-29.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	remarkable	Adjective	B2	2801	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
3	proclamation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2802	On those first few occasions, Connor took the rejection personally, as a slight, despite Jill's proclamations otherwise.
4	bartender	Noun	UNKNOWN	2803	Gwendolyn of the Sea since the fight," the bartender of the tavern added.
5	gown	Noun	UNKNOWN	2804	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
6	madness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2805	And how could he tolerate any of this madness, this insult to God?
7	loosen	Verb	UNKNOWN	2806	He was trying to loosen up her inhibitions, and she was, too.
8	lazily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2807	The ruby, shining with power, arced lazily over the open hatch.
9	prow	Noun	UNKNOWN	2808	The barrelboat was moving much more swiftly than it appeared, for it cut no prow wake, as did the Windrunner.
10	store	Noun	UNKNOWN	2809	Avelyn could not discern the purpose of the magic, except to note that there was a tremendous amount of energy stored within those crystals.
11	tack	Verb	UNKNOWN	2810	He took a different tack then, rushing to the dais and scrambling up the steps.
12	ram	Noun	UNKNOWN	2811	Hopefully we will be able to keep our pace swift enough so that the powries' initial ram causes little damage.
13	calculation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2812	The showers, by their calculations, were now overdue.
14	quarrel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2813	A crossbow quarrel skipped across the water right beside Avelyn's face as he turned.
15	swimmer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2814	"Who are your best swimmers?" Quintall asked, moving up to the captain.
16	loincloth	Noun	UNKNOWN	2815	He moved to put it in his loincloth but didn't feel secure with, that, so he popped it into his mouth instead, rolling it behind his teeth.
17	dorsal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2816	A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.
18	fortunately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2817	Avelyn shook his head, though fortunately Quintall and Adjonas missed the movement.
19	anxiously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2818	Up ahead, Avelyn and Pellimar waited anxiously.
20	uncommon	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2819	The fan had snagged on some seaweed or on something the caravel had dropped, so the dwarves thought, and it was not so uncommon an occurrence.
21	snapping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2820	Pellimar hit it again, a series of three quick left jabs, then brought his right leg up hard, snapping out his foot to connect right under the powrie's jaw.
22	taking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2821	He ran forward and slid down to the deck, scrambling fast and taking the ruby from his mouth.
23	limp	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2822	He looked much better, seeming his old bouncy self, except for a slight limp.
24	dangle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2823	But they got him up to the rail, Quintall grabbing Pellimar and hauling the man onto the deck, Avelyn dangling dangerously low.
25	dissipate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2824	The excitement on the Windrunner did not dissipate until the powries were left far behind.
26	bunch	Noun	UNKNOWN	2825	The folk of Dundalis were, a hardy bunch, not shying from the occasional fight.
27	spray	Verb	UNKNOWN	2826	Cold winds and stinging spray buffeted the crew.
28	shouting	Noun	UNKNOWN	2827	More than once, Avelyn heard Bunkus Smealy and Adjonas in a shouting match, and every time.
29	decree	Noun	UNKNOWN	2828	Pettibwa had neatly burst apart at Abbot Dobrinion's decree, at the notion that her Jilly would be taken from her.
30	mutiny	Noun	UNKNOWN	2829	Quintall realized that shooting the desperate man in front of the crew would likely cause a mutiny.
31	salve	Noun	UNKNOWN	2830	"The red band is soaked in permanent salves," Juraviel explained.
32	compensation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2831	"Extra compensation for the lost man," Adjonas remarked.
33	tiger	Noun	UNKNOWN	2832	Quintall's roar, truly the roar of a tiger, sent the crew scrambling.
34	dispatch	Verb	UNKNOWN	2833	The cool and callous, way Quintall had dispatched the man, had murdered a human being, shook gentle Avelyn to his very bones.
35	plead	Verb	UNKNOWN	2834	"No," the man pleaded, his voice barely a whisper for the lump in his throat.
36	loved	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2835	Not even with me worthless husband - might that be why he threw me out!" The thought that Dansally had never loved caught Avelyn off his guard and settled him back for a bit.
37	silhouette	Plural	UNKNOWN	2836	He couldn't see the arrow, of course, just the sudden jerk of the dark silhouette, followed-by a backward drop to the ground.
38	ignite	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2837	Another ball of flaming pitch soared out from the monastery, skipping in along the starboard rail of the vessel, igniting the mainsail into one tremendous flame.
39	ballista	Noun	UNKNOWN	2838	The barrage intensified, more pitch, great heavy stones, and giant ballista bolts battering the ill-fated craft.
40	sizzle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2839	But then came the worst thing of all - a hissing, sizzling noise.
41	accident	Noun	UNKNOWN	2840	This was no accident but a purposeful attack on the bear.
42	succumb	Verb	UNKNOWN	2841	"Brother Pellimar succumbed this morning to his grievous wounds," the Father Abbot informed Avelyn.
43	mend	Verb	UNKNOWN	2842	Pellimar would carry scars forever, but surely he had mended.
44	coil	Noun	UNKNOWN	2843	He was heading back for his physical coil when he realized that time was against him.
45	hover	Verb	UNKNOWN	2844	His spirit hovered there in the hall.
46	magnetite	Verb	UNKNOWN	2845	It hit with a tremendous, thump, jerking the behemoth from the ground, and then, to Avelyn's amazement, for he had never really used magnetite before, the second giant in line shuddered violently as well.
47	extraordinary	Adjective	B2	2846	It was vespers, so few were about to observe the master and the guard, bearing his extraordinary burden, as they made their way to the abbey roof overlooking All Saints Bay.
48	lake	Noun	UNKNOWN	2847	With the amber, he crossed wide lakes that his pursuers would have to circumvent.
49	circumvent	Verb	UNKNOWN	2848	With the amber, he crossed wide lakes that his pursuers would have to circumvent.
50	daylight	Noun	UNKNOWN	2849	Using a chrysoberyl, a cat's-eye, he could see clearly in the dark and move along at daylight pace without the telltale glow of a light.
51	inflection	Plural	UNKNOWN	2850	Jojonah leaned over the rail, listening to every inflection, every whisper.
52	key	Noun	UNKNOWN	2851	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.
53	gratitude	Noun	UNKNOWN	2852	And to go with my thanks and the gratitude of all who survived the invasion." Paulson looked at Chipmunk, and the small man nodded nervously.
54	verbal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2853	They walked for nearly an hour, no one talking except Tuntun, who offered an occasional verbal jab at Elbryan.
55	jag	Verb	UNKNOWN	2854	So many times he thought he would collide with jags of stone only to watch them rush under him at the last possible second.
56	soggy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2855	Flames licked at him, at his soggy muddy cloak, but he scampered along, buried by the blaze, bearing down on his unsuspecting enemy.
57	military	Noun	UNKNOWN	2856	Indeed she had thrived; initially, at least, in the military.
58	conviction	Plural	B2	2857	It didn't take her long to realize that she was alone in her convictions.
59	crossing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2858	He left Symphony in the forest and moved tree to tree, crossing past goblin sentries undetected, at last finding a good vantage point on the edge of the village.
60	hallway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2859	Jill hurried down the hallway and entered the common room of the upper level.
61	harvest	Noun	UNKNOWN	2860	The trees are older, never harvested by humans, and darker.
62	woodland	Noun	UNKNOWN	2861	"There is more for him to learn of himself and of the woodland arts.
63	sever	Verb	UNKNOWN	2862	Elbryan rolled to one knee quickly and brought the sword flashing across, severing the plant at exactly the stripe.
64	spell	Noun	UNKNOWN	2863	He took a step forward and the horse ran off, breaking the spell and ending the encounter.
65	escort	Verb	UNKNOWN	2864	The goblins and their giant escort moved along slowly but steadily, and soon after, Elbryan and his companions heard the rumble of the war engines, the grunts of the towing giants.
66	meager	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2865	He heard the giant's victorious laughter, imagined the spiked club coming up high, and covered his head with his hands, though he realized that meager defense would do him little good.
67	dim	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2866	Finally, Miklos Barmine wandered out, rubbing his eyes, blinking repeatedly as if the light, though the day was dim, stung him profoundly.
68	meander	Verb	UNKNOWN	2867	The path meandered, joining another, then forking three ways.
69	ambush	Verb	UNKNOWN	2868	He looked around again, this time searching for a vantage point, a perch from which he might ambush any enemies.
70	midair	Noun	UNKNOWN	2869	Elbryan's staff picked it off in midair, deflecting the blow up high.
71	jolly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2870	"Word of the bear?" the jolly innkeeper asked.
72	farmer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2871	As he suspected, the bear was nowhere near the size the excited farmer was claiming, probably closer to five or six feet in height, perhaps two to three hundred pounds.
73	hind	Noun	UNKNOWN	2872	In came the giants at full charge; Bradwarden braced and set his hind legs firmly.
74	wit	Noun	UNKNOWN	2873	For Pony, it took great strength to master her fears, to keep her wits about her; for Elbryan, it was simply a matter of duty and pride.
75	trapping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2874	He recognized the implements of the trapping trade hanging all about the shack, along with dozens of drying pelts.
76	dislodge	Verb	UNKNOWN	2875	Strength alone would not dislodge this heavy stone; she had to be smart.
77	showing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2876	The first snows had fallen, a light and gentle blanket, and the air was chill, the sky above showing the richest blue hue.
78	befallen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2877	Had they been prepared, this disaster would not have befallen them.
79	hamlet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2878	She recognized the name Tinson as that of the small hamlet some dozen miles inland from the fortress.
80	fault	Noun	UNKNOWN	2879	She would die, not of any fault of her own, but because the Coastpoint Guards had grown weak.
81	brutish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2880	He hail never held any love for brutish Quintall, but still he pitied the man.
82	desertion	Singular	UNKNOWN	2881	The master understood the man's desperation, despite the fact that Avelyn's crimes and subsequent desertion were not without precedent.
83	effective	Adjective	B2	2882	Pony went in with equal ferocity, though her attacks were not quite as effective and she scored only a minor hit.
84	forgive	Verb	UNKNOWN	2883	The ranger nodded, forgiving himself for missing the signs.
85	tentative	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2884	He became tentative when he neared the magnificent horse.
86	unaware	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2885	He awoke later, much later, though he was unaware of the passage of time.
87	joining	Noun	UNKNOWN	2886	But this cryptic talk of a spiritual joining did not seem so imposing.
88	plump	Noun	UNKNOWN	2887	And then, quickly, the plump woman was gone, back into the bustle of the Way.
89	whereabouts	Noun	UNKNOWN	2888	We have not recovered his body." "Then why did you come here with questions as to his whereabouts?" came a sharp question from the side of the room.
90	emanation	Plural	UNKNOWN	2889	He touched one and felt a gentle tingling there, the emanation of magic.
91	bluff	Noun	UNKNOWN	2890	Gwendolyn?" Brother Justice asked, recognizing the name of the monastery, a secluded fortress nestled high on a rocky bluff, perhaps two days' ride to the east.
92	fortify	Verb	UNKNOWN	2891	The two giants banged against the fortified wall for a moment, then simply stepped over it.
93	emissary	Noun	UNKNOWN	2892	This time, though, more than a few of the village folk were considering their options should an emissary approach.
94	telepathically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2893	He contacted Symphony telepathically, and the horse nickered softly.
95	sleeping	Noun	UNKNOWN	2894	Bradwarden's smile didn't lessen a bit "Call 'em arrows," he said evenly, placing his pipes on the ground and hoisting a quiver that would have passed for a sleeping bag for Elbryan, with arrows each as long as the man was tall.
96	guided	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2895	Elbryan could hardly believe that he hadn't found this grove before, that his ranger instincts hadn't guided him to a place so naturally perfect, so in tune with the harmony of the forest.
97	nicker	Verb	UNKNOWN	2896	The horse nickered and threw back his head.
98	conventional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2897	At first, the monk used the conventional methods, the same lessons that had been given to him in St.-Mere-Abelle.
99	confront	Verb	B2	2898	She was confronting her past, the monk knew, and he was glad of that, though he wished he could be of more help to the young woman.
100	underestimate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2899	But still she feared that his decision was folly, based on his underestimating the pain within her.
101	creak	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2900	What they heard, though, was not the thunder of hooves or the howls of charging goblins but the creaking swish of powrie war engines.