booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-03.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	energy	Noun	A2	201	46	If Avelyn had concentrated so much of his energy into the ruby, then likely he had let the serpentine shield slip.
3	muscle	Noun	B1	202	46	The knuckles on both of Elbryan's hands were white by this point, and the muscles along his jaw strained taut.
4	obviously	Adverb	B1	203	46	Indeed, the two seemed obviously mismatched.
5	wave	Verb	A2	204	45	Jojonah waved his hand and shook his head, uninterested.
6	snap	Verb	C1	205	45	And then, in the snap of fingers, in the space of a single kiss, it was all gone, all taken away.
7	chance	Verb	A2	206	44	Elbryan and his friends, some as young as six or seven, saw their chance unfolding.
8	pine	Noun	A2	207	44	Something else watched the young man from a perch in one of the thicker pines on the ridge.
9	rock	Noun	A2	208	44	Elbryan rocked back on his heels, fumbling with his thoughts.
10	ring	Noun	A2	209	44	Of course he knew of the Ring Stones, the heavenly gifts to St.-Mere-Abelle, the source of all the magic in the world.
11	crew	Noun	B2	210	44	If the man, like his crew, was so obviously nonreligious, then he should not possess such a gem, not for any reason.
12	beast	Noun	C1	211	44	Dinoniel himself had come into this cave after the beast, had skewered the dactyl...
13	attention	Singular	A2	212	43	Shocked back to his senses, Avelyn turned his attention to the high roof directly below him.
14	abbey	Noun	B1	213	43	If he couldn't survive in the courtyard of the abbey, after all, what chance did he have on the high and wild seas?
15	shoot	Verb	B1	214	43	Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.
16	friar	Noun	B1	215	43	The sheer power of the friar astounded Jill.
17	tone	Noun	B2	216	43	Still the tears came; every so often his even tone was broken by a sniffle or a sob.
18	stumble	Verb	C1	217	43	Pony ran off, stumbled and fell, then scrambled on all fours - anything to get away.
19	merchant	Noun	C1	218	43	Brother Justice played along, and, indeed, the merchant Dosey was not exaggerating.
20	steal	Verb	A2	219	42	Bluish-white light trailed the length of its path, stealing the green hue, and the zombie fell back and growled.
21	choice	Noun	A2	220	42	The young monk was a good choice, a God-given choice indeed, to go to Pimaninicuit.
22	grove	Noun	A2	221	42	Soon Elbryan was at the edge of the grove, standing before the candled field.
23	gentle	Adjective	B1	222	42	Elbryan conceded the point, though he still thought Brody Gentle more bluster than truth.
24	command	Noun	B2	223	42	And he had control of the body; it moved to the commands of his spirit!
25	touch	Verb	A2	224	41	That was it, the young man decided as the gentle kiss, their closed mouths barely touching, lingered on and on.
26	soft	Adjective	A2	225	41	Then they heard a distant piping, soft music, perfect melody.
27	wild	Adjective	A2	226	41	Juraviel looked to the north, to the wild lands beyond his elven home and far beyond the settlements of any humans.
28	soldier	Noun	A2	227	41	The group of soldiers entered the tavern openly through the front door, doubling the number of patrons.
29	figure	Noun	A2	228	41	Quite a bit of juice might be ruined, but Juraviel figured the loss was worth it.
30	bolt	Noun	A2	229	41	A short distance away, Elbryan sat bolt upright, confused.
31	target	Noun	A2	230	41	The very next day, Elbryan hit the target two out of every three shots.
32	solid	Adjective	B1	231	41	Its gray rock walls seemed to grow right from the solid stone, an extension of the earth's power.
33	chapter	Noun	B1	232	41	CHAPTER 13 Running Fast Down a Long, Long Road
34	knowing	Adjective	B1	233	41	Avelyn swallowed his next retort, knowing that it would be a useless argument.
35	throat	Noun	B1	234	41	Elbryan fell back behind the twin pines, catching the shout in his throat, gasping for breath.
36	rope	Noun	B1	235	41	A final hack from Jill sent the rope flying free, half a dozen powries splashing down hard into the cold waters.
37	gain	Verb	B2	236	41	Elbryan still could not navigate this area, but he was gaining some understanding.
38	demand	Verb	B2	237	41	By right, Connor could have demanded her execution.
39	notion	Singular	B2	238	41	Elbryan realized the arrogance of that notion, an almost sinful pride,.
40	launch	Verb	B2	239	41	Furious, Elbryan finally launched himself sideways, putting some ground between him and his elusive opponent.
41	death	Noun	A2	240	40	The object of Thagraine's death, a huge purple amethyst, held Avelyn's attention.
42	rise	Verb	A2	241	40	It had awakened, darkness rising, and already its influence was spreading throughout Corona.
43	insist	Verb	B2	242	40	Was it, as Siherton insisted, the young man's apparent inhumanity?
44	sweep	Verb	B2	243	40	Avelyn then let go and dropped into a leg sweep that left Thagraine lying flat on the deck.
45	mirror	Noun	A2	244	39	There was something in the mirror, just beyond his vision!
46	camp	Noun	A2	245	39	When they arrived at Elbryan's camp, when the ranger and Pony settled beside a fire, Avelyn did as promised.
47	respect	Noun	B1	246	39	The elves watched every move, some with respect, some with a hugely superior attitude.
48	prove	Verb	B1	247	39	If they proved the better, he believed, then that was obviously God's will.
49	snort	Noun	B2	248	39	Olwan snorted and shrugged his muscular shoulders.
50	stallion	Noun	B2	249	39	Then the great stallion leaped away, thundering back into the shadows, into the brush.
51	sheer	Adjective	C1	250	39	That excitement turned to sheer joy when they passed out of the town and began their ascent of the ridge.
52	top	Noun	A2	251	38	From up here: St.-Mere-Abelle appeared as a thick and stretched snake, winding its way along the top of the sea cliff.
53	argue	Verb	A2	252	38	Theologians of Corona argued over whether the demon dactyl was the source or the result of evil.
54	destroy	Verb	A2	253	38	Dinoniel and much of his army had been consumed and destroyed, but the dactyl...
55	promise	Noun	A2	254	38	For Avelyn, the night lessons were the promise of his greatest aspirations.
56	gift	Noun	A2	255	38	Of course he knew of the Ring Stones, the heavenly gifts to St.-Mere-Abelle, the source of all the magic in the world.
57	glad	Adjective	B1	256	38	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
58	block	Verb	B1	257	38	It appeared to him as if the mist were somehow blocking, or at least escaping, the winds, but how could that be?
59	stride	Noun	B1	258	38	Five running strides brought him to the goblin, who didn't hear his approach until the last second.
60	escape	Verb	B1	259	38	But there was no escape, no way to get beyond Dundalis without being seen.
61	desire	Noun	B2	260	38	Elbryan felt no desire to tease when looking at Pony's lips now.
62	faith	Noun	B2	261	38	But the young man held faith and passed his hopes down the line.
63	apparently	Adverb	B2	262	38	Avelyn calmed quickly; surely they did recognize the jewel, and apparently, it did not bother them.
64	sigh	Verb	C1	263	38	Elbryan sighed deeply and turned to Pony.
65	slap	Noun	C1	264	38	If he had slapped her, she would not have looked more wounded.
66	softly	Adverb	A2	265	37	Candlelight spilled out onto the road, softly illuminating the girl.
67	focus	Verb	A2	266	37	What Avelyn focused on, therefore, was the destination, the isle itself.
68	hole	Noun	A2	267	37	Still she dug, widening the hole, trying desperately to squeeze under the slab.
69	task	Noun	A2	268	37	If that failed, the next task was to save as many individuals as possible.
70	training	Noun	A2	269	37	Now she remembered her training, forced herself to think clearly and concisely.
71	circle	Noun	A2	270	37	Holding hands, the elves formed a wide circle about him.
72	base	Noun	B1	271	37	Pony fell to her knees and began to scrape the ground at the base of Olwan's house.
73	calm	Verb	B1	272	37	Olwan started away, and McMichael calmed and moved to follow.
74	tumble	Verb	B1	273	37	Over and over they rolled, tumbling down the slope, punching and thrashing.
75	thus	Adverb	B2	274	37	Inevitably, though, that led Elbryan to thoughts of mortality and thus to the recent fate of his family and friends.
76	concern	Verb	B2	275	37	Piled in the emotional jumble were Elbryan's mixed feelings concerning the elves.
77	suspect	Verb	B2	276	37	Olwan had used large slabs for the base, and, as Pony suspected, the house hadn't completely settled.
78	firmly	Adverb	B2	277	37	Elbryan said firmly, and even as he spoke the words, he understood Bradwarden's cunning verbal maneuver.
79	tale	Noun	B2	278	37	Every villager was in the common house that night, though most had already heard the tale of the goblin fight by then.
80	yell	Noun	C1	279	37	She wanted to yell out for someone to help doomed Olwan, wanted to scream simply for the sake of screaming.
81	matter	Verb	A2	280	36	The dactyl could not take direct credit, but that mattered little.
82	lock	Verb	A2	281	36	Thus she kept her cabin door securely locked.
83	stick	Verb	B1	282	36	Elbryan stuck a blade of grass between his teeth and considered the viewpoint.
84	tiny	Adjective	B1	283	36	The place was not bright, having only a handful of tiny windows set high up on the tall walls.
85	desperately	Adverb	B2	284	36	Pony ran on desperately, blinded by tears.
86	trap	Noun	B2	285	36	These weren't particularly nasty traps, designed more to embarrass than to injure.
87	catapult	Noun	B2	286	36	Stay back from the catapults, I warn you.
88	dawn	Noun	C1	287	36	Juraviel found him at dawn, curled in a hollow at the base of a wide oak.
89	source	Noun	A2	288	35	Theologians of Corona argued over whether the demon dactyl was the source or the result of evil.
90	danger	Noun	A2	289	35	So Elbryan stood back from it all, figuring it to be one of those dangers for the villagers to work out on their own.
91	couple	Noun	A2	290	35	Elbryan tried to calculate the duration of his rest, knew it had been no more than a couple of hours.
92	bright	Adjective	A2	291	35	The place was not bright, having only a handful of tiny windows set high up on the tall walls.
93	inside	Adjective	A2	292	35	But there was indeed light inside that room, such a light as to make Avelyn think of a cloudless midsummer day.
94	save	Verb	A2	293	34	If that failed, the next task was to save as many individuals as possible.
95	skin	Noun	A2	294	34	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.
96	roar	Noun	A2	295	34	Quintall's roar, truly the roar of a tiger, sent the crew scrambling.
97	weight	Noun	A2	296	34	Shane McMichael did not argue the point, though the weight of it grew steadily on his shoulders.
98	neck	Noun	A2	297	34	The night was dark about him; his neck ached from holding the position for so long.
99	manage	Verb	A2	298	34	The powrie came across with a backhand slash, but Avelyn managed to duck beneath it.
100	gather	Verb	B1	299	34	What creatures could the dactyl gather this time to wage its war?
101	diamond	Noun	B1	300	34	Siherton held a small diamond, and from it came enough light for Avelyn to discern the man's features clearly.