booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-01.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	monk	Noun	C1	1	485	Again the young monk could only shrug helplessly, wanting to know but afraid to know.
3	stone	Noun	A2	2	444	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
4	goblin	Noun	A2	3	412	The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war.
5	elf	Noun	A2	4	336	Juraviel didn't have to look Tuntun's way to know her pose, for the obstinate elf struck it often.
6	giant	Noun	B1	5	265	Pony shrugged, not willing to discount the possibility of giants, not after viewing a dead goblin.
7	side	Noun	A2	6	248	Immediately a pair of mugs came up into the air from the side of the room.
8	against	Adjective	A2	7	226	Pony squeezed in tight between two buildings and put her head against a wall.
9	sword	Noun	C1	8	212	Even as the goblin began to turn, Elbryan's sword came down hard on its head.
10	such	Adverb	A2	9	211	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
11	reply	Verb	A2	10	207	The look the stocky man gave him in reply did little to allay the monk's mounting suspicions.
12	centaur	Noun	UNKNOWN	11	201	Elbryan turned a wry gaze on the centaur.
13	realize	Verb	A2	12	200	The object on the fourth shoulder pole, each man realized, would be enough to get the lesson across.
14	master	Noun	B2	13	199	Without a word, the tall master stalked from the room.
15	ground	Noun	A2	14	184	Elbryan prodded the ground with the tip of his sword.
16	perhaps	Adverb	A2	15	184	It wouldn't matter, she quickly reminded herself, and perhaps this way, defenseless, the end would come more quickly.
17	indeed	Adverb	B1	16	184	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
18	creature	Noun	B2	17	182	For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered.
19	dactyl	Noun	UNKNOWN	18	181	By sheer will and brute strength, the dactyl flexed its wings.
20	human	Noun	A2	19	180	Its head, too, was somewhat human, except more angular, with a narrow jaw and pointed chin.
21	fight	Verb	A2	20	163	To where his parents were fighting, to where Pony had run.
22	fear	Noun	A2	21	160	That notion brought fear and Elbryan tried to pull away - and did break the hold long enough to catch his breath.
23	nod	Verb	C1	22	159	Elbryan shrugged and nodded down the road to the north, then led the girl off at a swift pace.
24	low	Adjective	A2	23	156	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
25	magic	Noun	B1	24	148	Of course he knew of the Ring Stones, the heavenly gifts to St.-Mere-Abelle, the source of all the magic in the world.
26	voice	Noun	A2	25	144	Pony recognized the frustration in his voice, though he did well to hide it.
27	wide	Adjective	A2	26	141	The snicker was soon gone, but the smile remained, all the wider for the sight.
28	suddenly	Adverb	A2	27	140	Elbryan felt suddenly closer to the girl, as if they two had shared something very special and very private.
29	smile	Verb	A2	28	138	Elbryan moved up to the comer of the next house, smiling for his cleverness, and peered around.
30	consider	Verb	A2	29	133	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
31	shoulder	Noun	A2	30	132	The object on the fourth shoulder pole, each man realized, would be enough to get the lesson across.
32	hit	Noun	A2	31	132	Realizing she hadn't been hit by anything, she put her feet back under her and ran on.
33	along	Verb	A2	32	130	From up here: St.-Mere-Abelle appeared as a thick and stretched snake, winding its way along the top of the sea cliff.
34	step	Verb	A2	33	126	Jilseponie moved first, a single, tiny step, her arm reaching out helplessly.
35	deep	Adjective	A2	34	125	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
36	bear	Verb	A2	35	125	As if in a grotesque mockery of that hope, a goblin marched around that corner, bearing down on the girl.
37	powrie	Noun	UNKNOWN	36	122	It was a powrie mannikin, Avelyn realized.
38	powries	Noun	UNKNOWN	37	117	It wasn't lost on Juraviel, though, for the elf had battled the fierce, evil powries many times over the centuries.
39	alone	Adjective	A2	38	113	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
40	cry	Verb	A2	39	111	Pony let out a cry, hurled one of her stones at the creature, and ran off.
41	bow	Verb	C1	40	111	The weight of his first kill descended upon him, bowing his shoulders, nearly driving him to his knees.
42	dead	Adjective	A2	41	110	Finally he stopped, realizing it was dead, that it could no longer hurt him.
43	sight	Noun	B1	42	110	In the hollow of the twin pines, he had lost sight of his enemy - the first, and often fatal, mistake.
44	hardly	Adverb	B1	43	109	For the demonic creature in the cave, such questions hardly mattered.
45	edge	Noun	B1	44	109	Silently mouthing that litany, Elbryan inched his face toward the edge of the pine.
46	force	Verb	B1	45	109	Now she remembered her training, forced herself to think clearly and concisely.
47	remark	Verb	B2	46	109	Elbryan's surprise at her qualification of the remark reflected clearly on his face.
48	arrow	Noun	B2	47	108	Scores and scores of small arrows, filling the air all about him!
49	forest	Noun	A2	48	107	Not so far down, they moved beneath the misty canopy, and the forested valley came clear to Elbryan.
50	surprise	Verb	A2	49	107	Elbryan's surprise at her qualification of the remark reflected clearly on his face.
51	monster	Noun	B2	50	107	Elbryan tried to stab the monster again, but the giant squeezed even tighter, and all the young man could do was groan.
52	weapon	Noun	B1	51	106	Every part of the demon was a weapon, devastating and deadly.
53	nearly	Adverb	A2	52	104	The weight of his first kill descended upon him, bowing his shoulders, nearly driving him to his knees.
54	spirit	Noun	B1	53	103	The demon spirit fell deep within itself, summoned its powers, both physical and magical.
55	rush	Verb	B2	54	103	Jojonah launched into a rushed explanation, more the regurgitation of a prepared speech than anything spontaneous.
56	sense	Verb	A2	55	102	Shocked back to his senses, Avelyn turned his attention to the high roof directly below him.
57	spot	Noun	B1	56	102	There were the bodies; she saw Olwan, crumpled and broken in the same spot where she had seen him fall.
58	power	Noun	A2	57	100	The demon spirit fell deep within itself, summoned its powers, both physical and magical.
59	roll	Verb	B1	58	100	The day was late, and gray clouds were rolling in to hide the afternoon sun.
60	breath	Noun	B1	59	99	Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely.
61	thick	Adjective	A2	60	97	The texture of its skin was rough and thick, an armored hide, reddish in hue and shiny, as if lit by its own inner glow.
62	shake	Verb	A2	61	97	Pony sighed, too, and shook her head as if to show her ultimate frustration with adults.
63	least	Adverb	A2	62	97	It appeared to him as if the mist were somehow blocking, or at least escaping, the winds, but how could that be?
64	ahead	Adjective	B1	63	97	The girl was not looking ahead, though, but at the ridge to the south behind them.
65	straight	Adjective	A2	64	96	Elbryan cocked his head and ran a hand through his thick layers of straight, light brown hair.
66	strength	Noun	B1	65	94	By sheer will and brute strength, the dactyl flexed its wings.
67	enemy	Noun	B1	66	94	Its thoughts turned from its enemies to those it would summon as minions.
68	companion	Noun	C1	67	94	It had tried to flee with its companions but fell short of the brush for lack of breath and died soon after.
69	attack	Noun	A2	68	91	At this point, Tallareyish was playing white, pressing the attack, but Elbryan meant to reverse that.
70	folk	Noun	B1	69	91	The village was not even walled, as earlier settlements near the Wilderlands had been, and the folk were not well armed.
71	dwarf	Noun	A2	70	90	Powries were skinny dwarfs, barely four feet in height.
72	clear	Adjective	A2	71	90	Again it was the smell of his burning village that cleared his head.
73	image	Noun	A2	72	88	Elbryan liked the image; every day that passed, he found that he enjoyed looking at Pony more and more.
74	finally	Adverb	A2	73	88	Stronger than its little body would indicate, the goblin finally pushed her aside and turned its spear.
75	battle	Noun	B1	74	88	Elbryan savored every word, envisioning the battle clearly.
76	heart	Noun	A2	75	86	The reward for such a life, for such a good heart, was a better existence in a better place.
77	lift	Verb	A2	76	85	Carved into the roof were four arms, two sets, hands lifted high, palms open and holding stones.
78	mind	Noun	A2	77	84	And the name, all the names, were gone from her mind - that was the worst thing' of all!
79	bit	Noun	A2	78	83	Avelyn retracted his hand a few inches, wondering if he was being a bit foolish here.
80	drop	Verb	A2	79	83	The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees.
81	valley	Noun	A2	80	82	And of the other patrol, who had battled in the wide pine valley among the caribou moss?
82	grab	Verb	B2	81	82	Adjonas grabbed Quintall by the shoulder.
83	huge	Adjective	A2	82	81	Avelyn had never seen a place so huge, could not comprehend the effort that had been expended to put this hall together.
84	wonder	Verb	B1	83	81	Pony couldn't sustain her smile as she watched him go, wondering if she had pushed him a little too hard.
85	whisper	Noun	B2	84	80	All the world seemed still, not a bird calling, not a whisper of wind.
86	heavy	Adjective	A2	85	78	In her hand she clutched her heavy wooden spoon.
87	beyond	Adjective	B2	86	76	On the ridge and in the vale beyond, the primary enemy became boredom.
88	push	Verb	A2	87	75	Pony couldn't sustain her smile as she watched him go, wondering if she had pushed him a little too hard.
89	doubt	Noun	B1	88	74	Tuntun was wrong, Juraviel knew without any doubt at all; this one had character.
90	tear	Noun	B2	89	74	The black-winged demon looked down at a darker red tear marring its otherwise smooth hide.
91	dozen	Noun	B2	90	74	But the giant had seen the move dozens of times in its battles with little folk.
92	trail	Verb	C1	91	74	More arrows whistled past, each trailing a strand, each tightening the web about Elbryan, holding him from his meal.
93	surely	Adverb	B1	92	73	Avelyn calmed quickly; surely they did recognize the jewel, and apparently, it did not bother them.
94	staff	Noun	B1	93	73	Elbryan clutched his staff and set his heels.
95	beside	Adjective	B2	94	73	And when he slipped back beside the tenth and last basket, he saw steam still rising from his tea.
96	pain	Noun	A2	95	72	It wasn't difficult to imagine the power of the creature's bite or the pain of getting free from those nasty teeth.
97	scream	Verb	B2	96	72	Everything was confusion, screams and cries of pain.
98	strike	Verb	B2	97	71	Juraviel didn't have to look Tuntun's way to know her pose, for the obstinate elf struck it often.
99	scramble	Gerund	A2	98	70	Desperately, the young man scrambled to the side, trying to ready a defense.
100	wind	Noun	A2	99	70	From up here: St.-Mere-Abelle appeared as a thick and stretched snake, winding its way along the top of the sea cliff.
101	almost	Adverb	A2	100	69	The startled, almost feral, reaction of the hunters froze Elbryan in his tracks and sent Pony ducking for cover.