booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-40.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	sarcasm	Noun	UNKNOWN	3901	"No, ye're not a pretty one, now are ye?" Pettibwa cooed with smiling sarcasm, stroking Cat's hair.
3	devil	Noun	UNKNOWN	3902	She sensed that her hair had been much shorter then, back when she was young and all the world seemed a great adventure, back when the devils were just fireside stories to make, your skin tingle or imagined demons upon whom children could wage war.
4	meek	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3903	She offered a meek smile and a nod to Pettibwa, who returned them with a wink.
5	atmosphere	Noun	UNKNOWN	3904	But she knew, too, the atmosphere of the Way, and the last thing in the world the young woman wanted was to make things difficult for Graevis and Pettibwa, her saviors.
6	savior	Noun	UNKNOWN	3905	But she knew, too, the atmosphere of the Way, and the last thing in the world the young woman wanted was to make things difficult for Graevis and Pettibwa, her saviors.
7	barmaid	Noun	UNKNOWN	3906	Suddenly he was off balance, and then he was sitting on the floor, the pretty barmaid gliding out of reach.
8	champion	Noun	UNKNOWN	3907	"Even as we speak, your mighty champion and your precious companion are dying.
9	precisely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3908	their goal through honor, Cat knew; was precisely the same as the drunk had attempted through offered gold.
10	graciously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3909	She worked for another hour, and when her smile did not return, Graevis graciously bade her to take an early night.
11	toast	Noun	UNKNOWN	3910	Cat looked back appreciatively, and over Pettibwa's large round shoulder, she saw again the handsome well-dressed young man, watching her go, lifting his glass of wine in apparent toast to her.
12	solitude	Noun	UNKNOWN	3911	Her rage bubbled away, and she turned from the alley, walking back into the solitude of the darkened rooftop.
13	rightful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3912	She envisioned herself as a light source, a blazing sun, rightful owner of this mortal coil, and she fought back.
14	inheritance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3913	Stiff even, and as the young woman had grown wiser to the ways of the world, she came to understand that Grady saw her as a threat to what he considered his rightful inheritance.
15	contrast	Noun	UNKNOWN	3914	His proper speech rang in sharp contrast to the street dialect of his parents.
16	expensive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3915	He fancied himself an important man, and frequented the more expensive establishments near the duke's castle, and had even been in the castle on many occasions.
17	apron	Noun	UNKNOWN	3916	She shook her head, tossed her apron to the back of a nearby chair, gathered up her cloak, and headed out into the Palmaris night.
18	brine	Noun	UNKNOWN	3917	Even now, after nearly four years in Palmaris, when she knew every street, where to go, where to avoid, and when the dark image of the great Masur Delaval and the smell of brine and the wind filled with crisp wetness had become very familiar to her, she could not consider the place her home.
19	affectionately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3918	It had been given to her affectionately, she knew, and with all sympathy for her pitiful predicament, and so she had not argued.
20	soot	Noun	UNKNOWN	3919	She remembered wandering into a village, dirty and wounded, covered in soot and blood.
21	phenomenon	Noun	UNKNOWN	3920	"The Halo," Cat-the-Stray muttered, and she realized that she had not seen the phenomenon since she had come to Palmaris.
22	metallic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3921	She considered going back into the Way and inquiring about this Halo right then, but her concentration was broken by a sharp, metallic sound.
23	lovely	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3922	"Ah, me lovely," said the drunk from the bar.
24	namesake	Noun	UNKNOWN	3923	Quick as her namesake, the young woman leaped across and put her knee heavily into the drunk's chest, knocking him flat to the roof.
25	nibble	Verb	UNKNOWN	3924	But the young monk could not pull his mind far from the horrors he had witnessed, the encroaching evil that nibbled at the very heart of all that young Avelyn Desbris had held dear.
26	squirming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3925	He pushed down hard to secure the squirming youngster and swung about, Hawkwing in his free hand, ready to fend off an attack.
27	ashamed	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3926	And she was not ashamed, not embarrassed, and no black wings of horrors past swept up about her.
28	bosom	Noun	UNKNOWN	3927	She took a deep breath and moved to the gutter, then down, meeting the eyes of no one, falling into the bosom of Pettibwa as soon as she spotted the woman, and whispering for Pettibwa to please take her to her room.
29	thrive	Verb	UNKNOWN	3928	Indeed she had thrived; initially, at least, in the military.
30	ingrained	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3929	It seemed that as every ceremony became ingrained within him, it lost a bit of its mystery, and thus, its holiness.
31	ideal	Noun	UNKNOWN	3930	For in the Ring Stones, the young man found his ideals satisfied.
32	considered	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3931	Sea journeys were not considered safe in God's Year 821, the year of the stone showers, and replacements might become necessary.
33	ironic	Verb	UNKNOWN	3932	The thought was more than a little unsettling to gentle Avelyn Desbris, and he thought it ironic that Quintall's anger was no more than proof that he, and not the stocky, ferocious man, was the better choice for Pimaninicuit.
34	reservation	Plural	UNKNOWN	3933	Even skeptical Master Siherton, whatever reservations he continued to hold about Avelyn as a fellow human being, had to admit that the man was the obvious choice, the God-given choice, for Pimaninicuit.
35	lobby	Verb	UNKNOWN	3934	Siherton maintained his tight bond with Quintall and lobbied for the younger man to be included - as Thagraine's replacement and not Avelyn's.
36	mediator	Noun	UNKNOWN	3935	By the third year, Master Siherton also became invaluable as a mediator between the two rivals from the class of God's Year 816, coaxing Quintall into easing up on his jealousy of Avelyn.
37	playing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3936	The centaur stopped his playing when he spotted his friend, his white smile growing wide within his bushy black beard.
38	watery	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3937	But for all the harsh reality, for all the possibilities that he would not survive, Avelyn watched the watery horizon for hint of those square sails most intently of all.
39	pinnacle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3938	To his thinking, this was the pinnacle of his existence, the greatest joy that a monk of St.-Mere-Abelle might know, the closest, before death, that he could ever get to his God.
40	office	Noun	UNKNOWN	3939	The other three chosen were already in the spacious office when Avelyn and Jojonah arrived.
41	mustache	Noun	UNKNOWN	3940	He had a garish scar running from ear to chin that seemed to Avelyn somehow gallant, and, unlike his scruffy companion, he was clean shaven except for a neatly trimmed mustache, rolling out from the sides of his mouth and curling up.
42	acutely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3941	That garment held Avelyn's attention acutely, for he sensed that at least one of those jewels, a small ruby, was more than ornamental.
43	ornamental	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3942	That garment held Avelyn's attention acutely, for he sensed that at least one of those jewels, a small ruby, was more than ornamental.
44	trimmed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3943	He was dirty and gray, his hair cropped short and badly trimmed, and his beard untended.
45	untended	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3944	He was dirty and gray, his hair cropped short and badly trimmed, and his beard untended.
46	seamen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3945	Avelyn had once heard the term "salty dog", in reference to seamen, and he thought that appropriate indeed for this one.
47	proximity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3946	- and yet, fighting in such proximity had him on the defensive for her sake.
48	commanding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3947	Each day we spend this far north brings the very real chance of complete ruin." The four young monks exchanged glances; Avelyn was sympathetic to the captain's wishes and actually took some comfort in the man's commanding, if cold, demeanor.
49	pecking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3948	The pecking order for the voyage had indeed been determined in just that manner.
50	bell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3949	The bells of the abbey pealed repeatedly, drawing curious onlookers from the nearby village of St.-Mere-Abelle.
51	peal	Verb	UNKNOWN	3950	The bells of the abbey pealed repeatedly, drawing curious onlookers from the nearby village of St.-Mere-Abelle.
52	bouncing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3951	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.
53	noisily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3952	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.
54	crusty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3953	CHAPTER 13 Running Fast Down a Long, Long Road Elbryan froze as he heard the crusty snow crunch under his feet.
55	jealous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3954	Avelyn watched that stare, and the return look Quintall offered to the master, and he understood that, while Quintall hated him and was jealous of him, the man would indeed protect him at all costs on the journey to and from the island.
56	joyous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3955	The ceremony went off perfectly solemn yet joyous, ladies crying, men standing tall and handsome.
57	extent	Noun	B2	3956	The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.
58	misstep	Noun	UNKNOWN	3957	Only the previous autumn, he would not even have noticed his last slight misstep.
59	clumsy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3958	Elbryan had learned to walk nearly silently - though he still thought himself clumsy when measured against the graceful elves!
60	moot	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3959	The point was moot, anyway, for Elbryan never got close to touching the elusive deer.
61	exclaim	Verb	UNKNOWN	3960	"Elu touise!" Juraviel exclaimed and patted the young man on the back.
62	despondently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3961	"A wound that will not heal," the Lady said despondently.
63	fumbling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3962	Even the pursuit seemed left behind, the fumbling giants not keeping pace.
64	session	Plural	UNKNOWN	3963	Not that Juraviel and the others weren't strong; it constantly amazed Elbryan how much power an elf packed into its tiny frame, power he felt all too often in the sting of a practice sword's strike during his sparring sessions!
65	chat	Verb	UNKNOWN	3964	They chatted easily, Juraviel doing most of the talking, explaining this plant and that, talking of ways to bind a wound, then shifting the subject back to where Elbryan had performed well and where he had failed in his quest to slap the deer.
66	dice	Noun	UNKNOWN	3965	But perhaps he'd have time for a few drinks and a dice game before.
67	lodging	Noun	UNKNOWN	3966	Elbryan moved grudgingly to his lodging, a low, wide house on the bottom boughs of a thick-limbed elm.
68	sneakily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3967	Elbryan smiled sneakily and went into a crouch.
69	shave	Verb	UNKNOWN	3968	Even his head was bare, for his superiors had shaved it.
70	feint	Noun	UNKNOWN	3969	He started with a cunning feint, boring in, mock spear leading, as if he meant to overrun the diminutive elf, and then pulling to an abrupt stop and swishing his weapon hard to the side.
71	counterclockwise	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3970	He had to anticipate, and so he did, flipping his spear over one hand counterclockwise and then back again, then again clockwise, then back the other way.
72	clicking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3971	Elbryan uttered a soft clicking sound, and Symphony responded by lifting his ears and nickering.
73	twirling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3972	He hardly saw the elf's attacks, but he took comfort in the clicking sounds as the twirling pole picked off each one.
74	yelling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3973	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.
75	kidney	Noun	UNKNOWN	3974	He flinched as he straightened and grabbed at his kidney.
76	accusingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3975	"I heard you," Elbryan said accusingly.
77	worried	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3976	Adjonas turned a worried glance at Quintall.
78	beating	Noun	UNKNOWN	3977	This man was tough, admirably so, and Jojonah feared he would die from the beatings before he would relinquish his identity.
79	gaily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3978	The man left early, tipping his floppy beret to Cat as he exited, his light brown eyes sparkling gaily, and the young woman was both relieved and upset that this second meeting had ended so abruptly.
80	memories	Verb	UNKNOWN	3979	Only this time, they were just memories and not threatening black demons.
81	conniving	Noun	UNKNOWN	3980	"Will ye wait the man at the table near to the window for me?" the conniving woman asked often, always with some excuse close at hand.
82	frustrated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3981	He was in the tavern the next week, as well, and this time, Pettibwa, seeming a bit frustrated with the young woman, was more straightforward about insisting that the man was Cat's to serve.
83	acquaint	Verb	UNKNOWN	3982	"I believe that you are acquainted with my ..." Grady fished for the right word, and Cat; blushing fiercely, wanted to smack him on the back of the head.
84	proportion	Singular	UNKNOWN	3983	Everything about her seemed to fit perfectly - her nose, eyes, and mouth in perfect proportion, her legs and arms long and slender but certainly not skinny.
85	gait	Noun	UNKNOWN	3984	Her gait enhanced that perception as well, for she walked with ease and fluidity, always balanced.
86	enhance	Verb	UNKNOWN	3985	Her gait enhanced that perception as well, for she walked with ease and fluidity, always balanced.
87	impressed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3986	The centaur, for the very first time, seemed honestly impressed.
88	introduction	Singular	UNKNOWN	3987	Bradwarden the ..." He stopped as Elbryan came out from behind the tree, the ranger rightly sensing that this introduction could go on for some time.
89	reflex	Noun	UNKNOWN	3988	She was no novice to battle, this one, with finely honed reflexes.
90	sarcastic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3989	"Am I to swoon, then?" Cat asked, growing bolder and more sarcastic.
91	spirited	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3990	"You are the spirited one," Connor remarked.
92	kitchen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3991	She worked in the kitchen at St.-Mere-Abelle, a beautiful young lady with long black hair and dark, mysterious eyes.
93	toothy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3992	The older woman clapped her pudgy hands before her, her toothy smile nearly taking in her ears.
94	represent	Verb	UNKNOWN	3993	They represented another side of the girl, a womanly side, sensual, sexual - a part that Cat's free and girlish spirit was not yet ready to admit.
95	reserve	Verb	UNKNOWN	3994	In truth, Cat had never been his "little girl." That had been reserved for another man, in some place far away, a place that Cat could not remember.
96	vaguely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3995	Strange emotions swirled in Cat as he lightly touched her arm, vaguely familiar feelings but ones she had not felt in several years.
97	happiness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3996	And so it was with a true jumble of emotions, a purely teenage churning of confusion, fear and warmth, happiness and the verge of terror, that the young woman, no longer Cat-the-Stray, drifted off to a sleep of the sweetest dreams and the starkest nightmares.
98	endure	Verb	UNKNOWN	3997	But the old sea dog couldn't fathom the level of physical training these four men had endured.
99	crewman	Noun	UNKNOWN	3998	Ships had been found, so the stories went, intact and seaworthy, but with not a crewman aboard.
100	swimming	Noun	UNKNOWN	3999	There were indeed powries on her deck now, some with heavy crossbows; taking potshots at the swimming monks.
101	slave	Noun	UNKNOWN	4000	This was Adjonas' ship, that Quintall did not dispute, but the abbey had paid well for this transport and the brothers had not been put aboard as slaves.