booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-36.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	pitchfork	Noun	UNKNOWN	3501	Pony took one in the throat with the pitchfork.
3	hoofbeats	Noun	UNKNOWN	3502	A moment later came the thunder of hoofbeats to the east, many hoofbeats accompanied by the screams of those unfortunate goblins caught in front of the wild horse stampede.
4	avalanche	Noun	UNKNOWN	3503	Deadfalls, pit traps, and jaw traps stopped many; in one place a dropping pile of logs triggered a small avalanche of loose snow and rock.
5	stomp	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3504	His confidence mounted as a pair of giants stomped past, oblivious of him.
6	stupidly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3505	The ranger had to be satisfied with that; he and the refugees were in no position to take on a prisoner, especially one as fierce and stupidly bold as that powrie.
7	shawno	Noun	UNKNOWN	3506	The boy from End-o'-the-World, Shawno, had been of little help, but Elbryan remained convinced that it was indeed the Touel'alfar who had rescued that fleeing group from the monstrous hordes.
8	unblinking	Verb	UNKNOWN	3507	Elbryan sat bolt upright, unblinking.
9	prophecy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3508	"In prophecy?" Avelyn looked at him hard.
10	rustle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3509	The diamond-shaped grove was eerily quiet, with no rustle of wind nor the call of any animal, of any night bird, to stir the still air.
11	dome	Noun	UNKNOWN	3510	He moved slowly and carefully about the field, building domes of snow the size of his two cupped hands.
12	extinguish	Verb	UNKNOWN	3511	The fire on that particular dwarf was indeed extinguished as a huge booted foot crushed the diminutive creature flat.
13	sanctuary	Noun	UNKNOWN	3512	The three trappers were at a loss; Brother Avelyn could think of no sanctuary closer than St.
14	mouse	Noun	UNKNOWN	3513	So it became a game of cat and mouse, and Avelyn was the mouse.
15	slush	Noun	UNKNOWN	3514	A drenching rain fell all about the region, turning the last of the snow to slush and softening the ground.
16	invading	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3515	While their lives certainly became more comfortable, their nights no longer spent so closely huddled to a fire that their eyebrows singed, winter's relaxed grip offered the invading monsters even more mobility.
17	advancing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3516	"The folk of Landsdown are on the road south ahead of the advancing monsters," Juraviel explained.
18	thanks	Noun	UNKNOWN	3517	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.
19	wedge	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3518	He was in a sitting position, wedged in tightly against the hard trunk.
20	focused	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3519	It was not a difficult enchantment, actually; and one that powerful Avelyn could maintain with the focused sunstone for h very long time without severely taxing his energies for other magics.
21	unsteady	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3520	Summoning every ounce of his remaining strength, Elbryan managed to pull away from Pony, taking two unsteady steps toward Bradwarden, meaning to help with the door.
22	gust	Noun	UNKNOWN	3521	After the gust, the heat remained.
23	cracking	Noun	UNKNOWN	3522	He came forward in a rush, Tempest driving in hard and straight, striking hard; cracking through the black shell and diving into the monster's magma interior.
24	devour	Verb	UNKNOWN	3523	Not a sound came from about the beast as, clothing and all, the dactyl devoured the torn skin of Gothra.
25	scour	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3524	Lower went the demon, and slower, turning tight circles, sharp eyes scouring the terrain, keen ears tuning to every sound.
26	serenity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3525	It was a cruel lie: the quiet, the serenity, the spring breeze.
27	jutting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3526	He noted a movement up above, a dark shape coming atop the jutting rock.
28	ringing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3527	Elbryan pressed on, Tempest hitting so often that the ringing song never paused.
29	crackling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3528	Pony's graphite defeated that maneuver, though, sent a crackling bolt of energy along the monster's inner thighs that left it swaying, legs widespread, as the woman worked her way out the back.
30	deafen	Verb	UNKNOWN	3529	The dactyl's shriek echoed all through the tunnel maze of Aida, deafened the four friends, and made them reach for their ears.
31	somber	Adjective	C1	3530	Squat towers anchored every turn in the wall; narrow windows showed that the place was built for somber reflection and defense.
32	wistful	Adjective	C1	3531	Of alb the places in the area, only Elbryan's private grove was more beautiful than the pine vale and the caribou moss, and none elicited more wistful memories from the young woman.
33	trepidation	Singular	C1	3532	His intrigue was fast shifting to trepidation now, as he got the distinct feeling that he had stumbled on to something potentially dangerous.
34	sullen	Adjective	C1	3533	"Soggy and sullen," she said aloud, and nodded, thinking that a fitting description of all her life.
35	scrutinize	Verb	C1	3534	Avelyn scrutinized the broach carefully.
36	favorite	Noun	A2	3535	Master Jojonah talked constantly, though he said nothing of interest - slight remarks about the weather, a storm that had hit twenty years before, the passing of his favorite baker in the town of St.-Mere-Abelle, a surprisingly off-color remark about the man's "lusty" wife.
37	cook	Noun	A2	3536	True to his words, Bradwarden allowed Elbryan to start a fire and cook his venison, while the centaur ate his portion, nearly a quarter of the deer, raw.
38	lucky	Adjective	A2	3537	"Three shots at a time, and they're likely to get lucky," Avelyn remarked.
39	examine	Verb	B1	3538	With a sickening crackle of bone, the creature's head rotated completely around and bowed, examining the second imperfection of its form, a scarred lump under its lower left shoulder blade.
40	humor	Noun	B1	3539	He came to know aspects of Dansally that his companions would never think to look former witty sense of humor, tenderness, and her regrettable resignation for her station in life.
41	excited	Adjective	B1	3540	Tuntun's normally melodic voice turned squeaky whenever she got excited, and several of the others cringed and some even put their hands over their sensitive, pointed ears.
42	pretend	Verb	B1	3541	Tuntun pretended not to notice.
43	character	Noun	B1	3542	Tuntun was wrong, Juraviel knew without any doubt at all; this one had character.
44	symbol	Noun	B1	3543	They are to me the shining symbol of all the unanswered questions of human existence, of our place in this vast sky, of our purpose, of death itself.
45	behavior	Noun	B1	3544	For whatever had happened, today and in the days and weeks before, this stubborn behavior could only lead to disaster.
46	identify	Infinitive	B1	3545	He had learned to identify the various plants and their properties, often medicinal.
47	attend	PastTense	B1	3546	She would dress in the finest gowns and attend the highest social events in Palmaris, even in Ursal!
48	growth	Noun	B1	3547	With the elves, I felt a sense of personal growth, learning and training, perfecting my skills, always moving toward something better.
49	absent	Adjective	B1	3548	Connor, sitting back on one of the plush chairs in the lobby, turned an absent gaze his companion's way.
50	approve	Verb	B1	3549	"You approve of my appearance," he concluded.
51	discuss	Verb	B1	3550	"We have much to discuss," the monk said.
52	achieve	Verb	B1	3551	The greatest gift of the elves was this harmony the man had achieved, this joining of two philosophies, of two ways of looking at the world, of two ways to do battle.
53	complex	Adjective	B1	3552	To their dismay, this tunnel complex proved no less a maze than the higher passageways, and most of these corridors seemed to be leading further down and not up.
54	attach	Verb	B1	3553	As if some wire were attached to its back, the zombie stood suddenly, moving straight up without use of its hands, without bending its legs.
55	gradual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3554	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
56	twitching	Noun	UNKNOWN	3555	The dactyl could feel its blood, hot blood, coursing through its wings and mighty legs, could feel the twitching of its mighty muscles.
57	stasis	Singular	UNKNOWN	3556	It is settled, Uncle Mather, a new stasis, a level of play.
58	encase	Verb	UNKNOWN	3557	The spirit had come back to Corona encased in obsidian!
59	batlike	Noun	UNKNOWN	3558	Its torso resembled that of a tall, slender man, shaped and lined by corded strands of taut muscle and sporting a pair of tremendous batlike wings, twenty feet across when fully extended and with strength enough to lift a full-grown bull in swift flight.
60	shiny	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3559	Jojonah's hand reached for one of two of the shiny gray stones.
61	orb	Noun	UNKNOWN	3560	Shining, too, were the demon's eyes, pools of liquid black at most times, but shifting to fiery red orbs, living flames, when the demon was agitated, a glow of absolute hatred.
62	canine	Plural	UNKNOWN	3561	The demon extended its fingernails, transformed them into hooked claws, and grew its teeth-two pointed canines extending down over its bottom lip.
63	skewer	Verb	UNKNOWN	3562	Dinoniel himself had come into this cave after the beast, had skewered the dactyl...
64	rotate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3563	With a sickening crackle of bone, the creature's head rotated completely around and bowed, examining the second imperfection of its form, a scarred lump under its lower left shoulder blade.
65	throe	Noun	UNKNOWN	3564	Yet even in its death throes, the dactyl had won the day, using its willpower to bring up the magma from the bowels of Aida.
66	bowel	Noun	UNKNOWN	3565	Yet even in its death throes, the dactyl had won the day, using its willpower to bring up the magma from the bowels of Aida.
67	resonating	Noun	UNKNOWN	3566	"What man, what elf, will take Dinoniel's place?" the demon asked aloud in its hollow, resonating voice, always seeming on the edge of a thunderous roar.
68	greed	Noun	UNKNOWN	3567	The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war.
69	warlike	Noun	UNKNOWN	3568	And the powries, yes, the powries, the cunning, warlike dwarves of the Julianthes, the Weathered Isles, who hated the humans above all others.
70	drool	Noun	UNKNOWN	3569	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
71	twilight	Noun	UNKNOWN	3570	The twilight of Corona was at hand.
72	sorrow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3571	To untwist hearts from grasping sorrow, To offer the promise of the morrow?
73	morrow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3572	To untwist hearts from grasping sorrow, To offer the promise of the morrow?
74	waft	Noun	UNKNOWN	3573	Hot blood waft steam in night air cold.
75	eerily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3574	The small frontier village of Dundalis was quiet and eerily still about him, sleeping off the well-earned weariness that followed every day's hard labor.
76	teen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3575	She was in her mid-teens, but had the shapely body of a woman five years older.
77	repair	Verb	UNKNOWN	3576	That meant gathering wood and tending the fires, repairing the cabins-which always seemed to need repair!
78	wolf	Noun	UNKNOWN	3577	Somewhere in the distance a wolf howled, and another took up the song, and for Elbryan, the music was sweeter now than ever before, than even in those years he had spent in the enchanted elven forest.
79	expedition	Singular	UNKNOWN	3578	This would be the last time he remained behind when the hunters went off on the season's last and most important expedition.
80	comer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3579	Elbryan moved up to the comer of the next house, smiling for his cleverness, and peered around.
81	male	Noun	UNKNOWN	3580	One time Elbryan had made the mistake of catching Jilseponie without his male companions nearby, and of tugging too hard on her yellow mane to prove the point of his capture.
82	merry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3581	He felt as though he could say anything to her, and she wouldn't judge him or make merry of his feelings.
83	outfight	Noun	UNKNOWN	3582	She stood straight but not stiff, and could outrun and outfight any of the boys in Dundalis, Elbryan included.
84	involuntarily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3583	When Pony's eyes showed sadness, Elbryan felt it in his heart; when they soared with sparkling joy, Elbryan's feet moved involuntarily in dance.
85	reflexively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3584	She reflexively cocked a fist, and Elbryan wisely jumped back.
86	excite	Verb	UNKNOWN	3585	Finally, Chipmunk caught up to his friend, but he was too excited to explain in words.
87	rainbow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3586	She remembered that long-ago morning on the tree-covered slope, looking at the sky, at the shining Halo, with its rainbow of colors, its heavenly allure.
88	perceptible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3587	It floated through-the chill air, barely perceptible.
89	dell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3588	Juraviel let him lead often and corrected him whenever he went wrong - which was not often any longer - and soon the pair came into the low dell called Caer'alfar: Elvenhome.
90	exhilarating	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3589	It was loud and rushing, exhilarating.
91	spirituality	Noun	UNKNOWN	3590	There is more to spirituality than piety, my friend.
92	theirs	Noun	UNKNOWN	3591	No, it was his experience and Pony's - theirs alone.
93	shapely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3592	She was in her mid-teens, but had the shapely body of a woman five years older.
94	starkness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3593	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
95	assessment	Noun	UNKNOWN	3594	"How many thousands must we defeat even to reach its black rocky base?" Elbryan shook his head determinedly, somehow sure his companion's assessment was not correct.
96	elk	Noun	UNKNOWN	3595	The hunters would return with carcasses - elk, caribou, or white-tailed deer - slung on shoulder poles, and it seemed to the watching pair as if this hunt had been successful indeed!
97	disintegrate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3596	Their patience fast disintegrated; they leaped out together, running fast down the steeper slope, picking their angle to intercept the returning troop.
98	southeast	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3597	"The sun is in the southeast," Elbryan reminded Pony, squaring his shoulders as he took command of the situation.
99	northeast	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3598	"The hunters approach from the northeast, so all we have to do is keep the sun just behind our right shoulders." It seemed logical enough to Pony, so she.
100	buck	Noun	UNKNOWN	3599	He screamed out and tried to buck, the force and dive ahead, arm extended, Tempest leading.
101	stock	Noun	UNKNOWN	3600	Expressions ran from excitement to awkward fear to blank amazement as the villagers took stock of the kills, especially the last carcass on the shoulder poles, a smallish humanoid form.