booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-35.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	knocking	Noun	UNKNOWN	3401	Elbryan swept his staff out to the left, knocking aside a club strike, then back to the right, parrying a sword.
3	begrudge	Verb	UNKNOWN	3402	Elbryan didn't really begrudge the man his excitement, though.
4	swath	Noun	UNKNOWN	3403	The beast had run off from the farmhouse, creating a swath of devastation through the brush, even knocking over small trees, venting a rage that the ranger had never before witnessed in an animal.
5	roaring	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3404	Out came the bear in full charge, roaring.
6	muzzle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3405	He waited a while to make sure that it would not stir, then moved to its muzzle, lifting its upper lip.
7	impression	Noun	UNKNOWN	3406	Their hut, a mere shack of logs and old boards - Elbryan got the distinct impression that many of these had come from the ruins of Dundalis - was at the top of a hill.
8	beer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3407	Three men lay about on piled skins, black bear mostly, drinking foamy beer from old mugs.
9	swordsman	Noun	UNKNOWN	3408	Avelyn, grasping at the opening, was quick to retrieve Tempest, but he was no swordsman.
10	brew	Verb	UNKNOWN	3409	What fool brewed such a magic as that?
11	pulling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3410	As soon as he started around, then, Elbryan turned his right foot out and went around counterclockwise, pulling in his hip to avoid a swipe of that axe.
12	overbalanced	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3411	Now he launched his attack, dropping down to one knee, slapping his staff across to catch the inside of the overbalanced man's leg.
13	cauldron	Noun	UNKNOWN	3412	The ranger went around to the back and dumped out the cauldron of poison.
14	intent	Verb	UNKNOWN	3413	The first thing Jill noticed was a huge, fat man standing atop a table, waving an empty mug, sometimes in a threatening manner to keep at bay the closer patrons, all obviously intent on knocking him from his perch.
15	serving	Noun	UNKNOWN	3414	Jill ordered her troop to filter about, then went to see the man behind the serving bar.
16	shortage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3415	Has no shortage of money, I can assure you!
17	chain	Noun	UNKNOWN	3416	Elbryan tugged again and the chained balls slipped off the staff's end, freeing both weapons.
18	bowling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3417	The man ran every which way, bowling over all who would stand before him, laughing maniacally all the while, even when one of those dodging his charge landed a solid punch about his face or neck.
19	loin	Noun	UNKNOWN	3418	He wore only a loincloth and stood defensively, shoulders hunched, arms crossed to cover his belly and loins.
20	accustom	Verb	UNKNOWN	3419	And Maiyer Dek, among the largest of his giant kind, was not accustomed to being dwarfed.
21	emblem	Noun	UNKNOWN	3420	"Every soldier in my army shall wear such an emblem," the dactyl decreed.
22	mill	Verb	UNKNOWN	3421	Across the wide meadow, past the flowers and the grass, he saw perfection of form, a huge stallion, milling about the shadows of the distant trees.
23	stolen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3422	The only concern any in St.-Mere-Abelle's hierarchy held about the stolen stones was for the giant amethyst crystal, and that only because it was a stone whose magic they had not yet deciphered.
24	coldness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3423	Jojonah watched him go, shuddering at the sheer coldness of the man's aura.
25	difficulty	Noun	UNKNOWN	3424	He crossed with some difficulty, but had no trouble regaining the trail on the other side, for the rider was making no effort to conceal his tracks.
26	regain	Verb	UNKNOWN	3425	Over the next giant she went, trying to regain her footing.
27	ramble	Verb	UNKNOWN	3426	Elbryan merely smiled and let the centaur ramble on and on, considering the creature's words carefully so that he could discover many hints about Bradwarden.
28	brisk	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3427	By all reports, the weather was better on the northern side of the Gulf of Corona, more alive, with brisk winds and a greater change of the season.
29	drinking	Noun	UNKNOWN	3428	He was downstairs soon enough, drinking and talking amid a huge crowd, for many of the area trappers had come in to lay in provisions in preparation of the coming winter.
30	boil	Verb	UNKNOWN	3429	Frustration boiled in the young woman, mingling with desperation.
31	grapnel	Noun	UNKNOWN	3430	Jill first tried to dislodge the grapnel, but found that it was too tightly secured, with too much weight on the heavy line.
32	chip	Verb	UNKNOWN	3431	It was merely a diamond chip, useful for saving the candles and oil on long journeys.
33	swinging	Noun	UNKNOWN	3432	Elbryan grabbed up Tempest in both hands and surged ahead, swinging an.
34	protrude	Verb	UNKNOWN	3433	A long arrow protruded from its back, an arrow with fletchings familiar to the woman.
35	outdistance	Verb	UNKNOWN	3434	She outdistanced all three with a few long strides, moving to the far corner of the front wall.
36	struggling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3435	Jill started to climb into the boat, but had to stop and turn to strike again at the struggling powrie.
37	landmark	Noun	UNKNOWN	3436	She didn't recognize any landmarks but figured she must be somewhere west of Pireth Tulme on the north coast of the Mantis Arm.
38	straggler	Plural	UNKNOWN	3437	Jill found herself circumventing the town and approaching it from the west, not from the east the way any stragglers fleeing Pireth Tulme would.
39	avenge	Noun	UNKNOWN	3438	She nodded to herself; she should go out and join the force, should go to Pireth Tulme to avenge - The thought hit Jill like a cold slap.
40	dire	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3439	Before she entered, a familiar voice, raised in dire warning, assaulted her.
41	sift	Verb	UNKNOWN	3440	Elbryan absorbed all their words, sifted through their suggestions.
42	assistance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3441	But it was too late; he had pushed past the fear and into the realm of anger, and when the barkeep called for assistance, the man found no shortage of volunteers.
43	sourly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3442	"Ho, ho, what!" Jill regarded him sourly, then rose and offered an arm.
44	rent	Verb	UNKNOWN	3443	Would Avelyn, who held the stones as most sacred, rent out their powers?
45	using	Noun	UNKNOWN	3444	Pony was quick to one, wrapping him in a heavy blanket, and Avelyn got to the other, using the serpentine effectively.
46	mirth	Noun	UNKNOWN	3445	Elbryan joined in, but the mirth was ended when a streaking line of fire cut across the sky, a ball of flaming pitch, soaring for Weedy Meadow.
47	joined	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3446	They were joined and the monk fed as a vampire would feed.
48	mixed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3447	It was with mixed feelings that Jill followed Brother Avelyn into Palmaris.
49	ensure	Verb	UNKNOWN	3448	The big man, supposedly in search of firewood, looked back over his broad shoulders often, Elbryan noted, obviously trying to ensure that he was not' being followed.
50	snore	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3449	As if on cue, the snoozing monk rolled over and snored loudly.
51	detect	Infinitive	UNKNOWN	3450	The one obvious lead fruitless, Brother Justice had to turn to his magic, to the carbuncle, a stone also called Dragon Sight for its ability to detect things magical.
52	thereafter	Verb	UNKNOWN	3451	Their hopes were bolstered shortly thereafter when they heard a voice - Avelyn's voice - cursing the demon, then crying out in pain.
53	effectively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3452	A blizzard could effectively shut the folk in their homes for a week straight.
54	breadth	Noun	UNKNOWN	3453	"I have traveled the breadth of Honce-the-Bear in my most vital quest.
55	instantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3454	The glow went away instantly, but the arm remained, extended.
56	din	Verb	UNKNOWN	3455	"But not until we have dined," Dosey said, falling back in his chair.
57	captive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3456	He's been through the fighting." Elbryan looked down to his diminutive captive.
58	plausible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3457	But Brother Justice needed the merchant, as well, or at least it seemed plausible that the man might aid the monk in his all-important quest.
59	wry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3458	Elbryan gave a wry smile, but it couldn't last.
60	appreciated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3459	It wasn't until the very moment before the attack, eight hours after the dawn, the pale sun already touching the western horizon, that Elkenbrook truly appreciated its enemy and understood its doom.
61	converse	Noun	UNKNOWN	3460	Yes, Elbryan would like to converse with Pony, to see her again, to remember that innocent time when patrolling was play and nightmares were not real.
62	herd	Noun	UNKNOWN	3461	Who might this leader of the herd be to inspire such uncharacteristic respect from cocky Bradwarden?
63	unerringly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3462	The monk fell back, nearly toppling, as the stone suddenly zipped away, flying unerringly for the armored chest of the giant closest behind Bradwarden.
64	tutor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3463	CHAPTER 31 Home Again, Home Again Over the next couple of weeks, as they marched along the trails, Avelyn showed Jill just how much he had come to trust her, for he began formally tutoring her in the ways of the stones.
65	evergreens	Verb	UNKNOWN	3464	They crossed the outer line of thick evergreens into the heart of the grove and found bare paths weaving through the dense undergrowth.
66	whinny	Verb	UNKNOWN	3465	The stallion pawed the ground, then reared and whinnied.
67	muscled	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3466	Symphony had gone perfectly still, his head raised high, his magnificent, muscled chest presented openly to the two men.
68	sorely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3467	It was risky setting a light in the dark forest, but these folk sorely needed the warmth.
69	access	Verb	UNKNOWN	3468	That joining by means of the hematite when he had been sorely wounded had given her an understanding of accessing the powers on a level that other monks spent months, even years, trying to attain.
70	secretive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3469	Not only was her gain exponential, but so was the monk's understanding of this secretive woman - and of her dark past.
71	urgent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3470	The kiss became more urgent, and gradually Pony's fears melted away, swept up in the sudden torrent of passion that overcame her.
72	feign	Infinitive	UNKNOWN	3471	She rushed right for it, feigning a dodge to the side as it lifted its huge sword.
73	reclusive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3472	It is likely that most of the giants, normally reclusive beasts, will turn back for their mountain homes, far from the villages of humans.
74	resonate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3473	Jill's deep breath resonated like a growl and she turned, pulling free of the monk, staring hard at the tavern, at its stone foundation.
75	barricade	Noun	UNKNOWN	3474	Normally the goblins would have come in as a mob, a rushing horde, barreling past the trees and scrub, throwing themselves wildly against the pickets and barricades.
76	maraud	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3475	Often marauding goblins would send in a messenger before the attack to ask for surrender, to barter for a bribe, warning that battle would otherwise be joined.
77	nook	Noun	UNKNOWN	3476	More images came rushing to her as soon as she sat in the nook of those pines.
78	glancing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3477	A deft twist by the woman turned the sword out of harm's way, allowing Brother Justice merely a glancing hit that forced Jill back a step.
79	bounty	Noun	UNKNOWN	3478	It was more than any bounty, the ranger knew.
80	rowdy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3479	The dwarf was telling some rowdy story, the two goblins laughing riotously at every grotesque detail.
81	contort	Verb	UNKNOWN	3480	He opened his eyes in horror to see the demon's contorted features, flaming eyes closed as Bestesbulzibar concentrated, using his magic to scour the elf's brain.
82	brawl	Noun	UNKNOWN	3481	The ranger elbowed through the brawl, blocking punches whenever necessary, felling with three shortened blows yet another villager who tried to pounce upon him.
83	hammer	Verb	UNKNOWN	3482	The ranger smiled once more as Tol Yuganick attacked again, only to be hammered away.
84	substance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3483	This man had been-poisoned, no doubt about it, but the poison was not based in any substance, in any herb or plant or any animal venom.
85	northwest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3484	Diagonally, across the field to the northwest, moving through the stark lines of thinner trees, came three forms, obviously goblin scouts.
86	thief	Noun	UNKNOWN	3485	"I had little faith that a thief and murderer would be so honorable as to come to the aid of a friend," the voice went on.
87	adversary	Noun	UNKNOWN	3486	"I give you one more chance to leave," the monk offered, drawing a smile from his adversary.
88	outcropping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3487	Elbryan scrambled to get to the spot, saw the monk land heavily atop one rocky outcropping and then tumble right over it, a fifteen-foot plummet to bard stone.
89	tempt	Verb	UNKNOWN	3488	Elbryan, too, was tempted, would have loved to see Andur'Blough Inninness again, especially now, to bolster his resolve before he completed this all-important, perilous journey.
90	moonlit	Noun	UNKNOWN	3489	They went off together into the night, finding Symphony in a moonlit field, grazing calmly.
91	graze	Verb	UNKNOWN	3490	They went off together into the night, finding Symphony in a moonlit field, grazing calmly.
92	meaningless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3491	Don't ye make me death a meaningless thing, me friends.
93	jerkin	Noun	UNKNOWN	3492	Paulson didn't think too much of it, figuring that the jerkin was stolen anyway.
94	readily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3493	Pony looked at Avelyn, suddenly very appreciative of the training he had given her with the magical stones but somewhat surprised that she could call forth the magic of this cat's eye so readily.
95	confidently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3494	Maiyer Dek smiled confidently.
96	scare	Verb	UNKNOWN	3495	He stayed quiet and closed his eyes once more, not wanting to scare the sprites away.
97	extended	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3496	The glow went away instantly, but the arm remained, extended.
98	improvise	Verb	UNKNOWN	3497	Always ready to improvise, Elbryan eased his muscles and ran straight ahead into the dwarf, turning his staff to smash its tip into the dwarf's face once more.
99	unearthly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3498	Bestesbulzibar's unearthly roar, one of pain and outrage, stole her breath.
100	machine	Plural	UNKNOWN	3499	Elbryan knew that, could hear it in the shriek of every bird, in the movements of squirrels, agitated by the presence of such numbers, by the thunder of a giant's step or the rolling war machines, by the croaks of powrie generals, the eager whines of bloodthirsty goblins.
101	leafless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3500	All the trees that had been on Aida's slopes were laid out flat, leafless, most of their branches blown away.