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

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	seamen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3501	2	He had heard the term before, and he knew Quintall and the others used it for the common seamen, but he had no idea what it meant.
3	proximity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3502	2	- and yet, fighting in such proximity had him on the defensive for her sake.
4	commanding	Adjective	B2	3503	2	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.
5	pecking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3504	2	The pecking order for the voyage had indeed been determined in just that manner.
6	peal	Verb	UNKNOWN	3505	2	The bells of the abbey pealed repeatedly, drawing curious onlookers from the nearby village of St.-Mere-Abelle.
7	noisily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3506	2	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.
8	crusty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3507	2	Elbryan froze as he heard the crusty snow crunch under his feet.
9	jealous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3508	2	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.
10	joyous	Adjective	B2	3509	2	The ceremony went off perfectly solemn yet joyous, ladies crying, men standing tall and handsome.
11	extent	Noun	B2	3510	2	The young man paused then to consider the extent of his progress.
12	misstep	Noun	UNKNOWN	3511	2	Only the previous autumn, he would not even have noticed his last slight misstep.
13	clumsy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3512	2	Elbryan had learned to walk nearly silently - though he still thought himself clumsy when measured against the graceful elves!
14	moot	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3513	2	The point was moot, anyway, for Elbryan never got close to touching the elusive deer.
15	fumbling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3514	2	Even the pursuit seemed left behind, the fumbling giants not keeping pace.
16	session	Plural	B2	3515	2	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!
17	dice	Noun	UNKNOWN	3516	2	But perhaps he'd have time for a few drinks and a dice game before.
18	lodging	Noun	UNKNOWN	3517	2	Elbryan moved grudgingly to his lodging, a low, wide house on the bottom boughs of a thick-limbed elm.
19	sneakily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3518	2	Elbryan smiled sneakily and went into a crouch.
20	shave	Verb	UNKNOWN	3519	2	Even his head was bare, for his superiors had shaved it.
21	feint	Noun	UNKNOWN	3520	2	He was too fast for most humans, dizzying them with winding, sweeping feints before the lightning strike killed them.
22	counterclockwise	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3521	2	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.
23	twirling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3522	2	He hardly saw the elf's attacks, but he took comfort in the clicking sounds as the twirling pole picked off each one.
24	accusingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3523	2	"The dactyl grows strong," she said, not accusingly.
25	gaily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3524	2	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.
26	memories	Verb	UNKNOWN	3525	2	Cat-the-Stray shook her head violently, as if trying to launch the disturbing half memories right out of her ear.
27	conniving	Noun	UNKNOWN	3526	2	Grady silently applauded his conniving little sister, though his perception of her actions almost scared him; he had never thought her capable of such a beautifully treacherous play.
28	acquaint	Verb	UNKNOWN	3527	2	Belli'mar Juraviel, easily the friendliest of the elven band, and the one most acquainted with humans, had even refused to be seen among the encampments, explaining that his presence would probably only frighten those too foolish to know friend from foe.
29	proportion	Singular	B2	3528	2	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.
30	gait	Noun	UNKNOWN	3529	2	Her gait enhanced that perception as well, for she walked with ease and fluidity, always balanced.
31	enhance	Verb	B2	3530	2	Her gait enhanced that perception as well, for she walked with ease and fluidity, always balanced.
32	impressed	Adjective	B2	3531	2	The centaur, for the very first time, seemed honestly impressed.
33	reflex	Noun	UNKNOWN	3532	2	She was no novice to battle, this one, with finely honed reflexes.
34	sarcastic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3533	2	"Am I to swoon, then?" Cat asked, growing bolder and more sarcastic.
35	spirited	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3534	2	The man got his answer as grim-faced Pony, sitting tall atop Symphony, came out of the trees across the way, flanked on each side by a score of angry villagers and their spirited mounts.
36	toothy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3535	2	The older woman clapped her pudgy hands before her, her toothy smile nearly taking in her ears.
37	enthusiasm	Noun	B2	3536	2	So Grady's enthusiasm for this alliance held little weight with Cat, but Pettibwa's exuberance was a bit harder to dismiss.
38	reserve	Verb	B2	3537	2	The monk did get in close enough to one wounded goblin to finish it with a flurry of deadly punches, but he kept his magical energy in reserve.
39	crewman	Noun	UNKNOWN	3538	2	Ships had been found, so the stories went, intact and seaworthy, but with not a crewman aboard.
40	slave	Noun	B2	3539	2	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.
41	unknowing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3540	2	Only unknowing blackness.
42	rejoin	Verb	UNKNOWN	3541	2	Avelyn wasn't sure the man had ever rejoined them the previous night, and indeed he looked haggard but certainly not displeased.
43	approval	Noun	B2	3542	2	Quintall nodded his approval and Thagraine led the eager Pellimar away.
44	expense	Noun	B2	3543	2	The other three townsfolk joined in the laughter, more than willing to do so at Elbryan's expense.
45	diversion	Plural	UNKNOWN	3544	2	All his adult life had been devoted to his studies; there had been no time for such diversions.
46	bien	Noun	UNKNOWN	3545	2	Those wicked stories of Bien deLouisa flitted through his memory.
47	delouisa	Noun	UNKNOWN	3546	2	Those wicked stories of Bien deLouisa flitted through his memory.
48	stateroom	Noun	UNKNOWN	3547	2	Every time he passed that cabin door, a small stateroom just behind the quarters of Captain Adjonas, he trembled.
49	meld	Verb	UNKNOWN	3548	2	All his dreams melded into that singular, mounting fear.
50	caricature	Noun	UNKNOWN	3549	2	The cave seemed a gigantic caricature of a king's throne room.
51	amble	Verb	UNKNOWN	3550	2	The old man ambled away on bowed legs.
52	aft	Noun	UNKNOWN	3551	2	He rubbed his hands together and started aft.
53	shipboard	Noun	UNKNOWN	3552	2	For Avelyn, this was a most sacred mission, the most important duty of the Abellican Church, and to profane it so by indulging in a shipboard orgy, was surely blasphemous.
54	orgy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3553	2	For Avelyn, this was a most sacred mission, the most important duty of the Abellican Church, and to profane it so by indulging in a shipboard orgy, was surely blasphemous.
55	framed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3554	2	Her face seemed tiny, framed by the voluminous hair, but cute, if not beautiful, and her frame, too, was small and thin.
56	cute	Adjective	B2	3555	2	Her face seemed tiny, framed by the voluminous hair, but cute, if not beautiful, and her frame, too, was small and thin.
57	hem	Noun	UNKNOWN	3556	2	"Well, are ye ready then, Avelyn Desbris?" Dansally asked, pulling up the hem a bit more and striking a teasing pose.
58	mankind	Noun	UNKNOWN	3557	2	The weakness of mankind, the impiety of.
59	undertow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3558	2	So she shed her red Coastpoint jacket and her heavy boots and went over the side, fighting the undertow every inch of the way through the icy water.
60	uncharacteristic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3559	2	Who might this leader of the herd be to inspire such uncharacteristic respect from cocky Bradwarden?
61	landscape	Noun	B2	3560	2	The wind rushed past his ears, the landscape flying along beneath, such a thrill of the run, such a smoothness of stride, that Elbryan would have sworn he was flying across a cushion of air.
62	bulging	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3561	2	One of the goblins brought out a bulging waterskin, and as soon as the creature poured some of the foaming liquid into a mug, Elbryan knew that it held some potent drink indeed.
63	stance	Noun	B2	3562	2	The attack flurry played itself out, Elbryan coming to a crouched stance, Hawkwing horizontal in front of him.
64	tragic	Adjective	B2	3563	2	All the world, save Avelyn and the perpetrators, would think this a tragic accident.
65	trench	Noun	UNKNOWN	3564	2	There are reports of a trench, a great upheaval, not twenty miles beyond our valley."
66	upheaval	Noun	UNKNOWN	3565	2	There are reports of a trench, a great upheaval, not twenty miles beyond our valley."
67	stickler	Noun	UNKNOWN	3566	2	At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
68	attune	Verb	UNKNOWN	3567	2	The glade was strangely quiet this night, with no elves in the area - or at least none showing themselves, for Elbryan had been around the Touel'alfar long enough to realize that a host of sprites could be within a dozen paces and even he, now so attuned to the forest, would not suspect it unless they chose to make their presence known.
69	uncanny	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3568	2	Around and around the weapons went, reminding Elbryan of her uncanny dexterity.
70	underhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	3569	2	Perfect height for an underhand swing.
71	vertical	Adjective	B2	3570	2	The elf squealed and threw her sword out to the side, blade vertical, its tip nearly touching the ground.
72	err	Verb	UNKNOWN	3571	2	I feared that I had erred in my course, that I had returned home by memory, not by vision.
73	unpredictable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3572	2	He thought himself foolish as he neared the unpredictable Tuntun, expecting that she would find the strength to drive her dirk into his face, thus claiming a draw.
74	altered	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3573	2	What, then, had so altered this one?
75	earthquakes	Verb	UNKNOWN	3574	2	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
76	thunderstorm	Noun	UNKNOWN	3575	2	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
77	volcano	Noun	UNKNOWN	3576	2	Earthquakes and thunderstorms, swirling tornadoes, even exploding volcanoes, were more often than not natural events.
78	brothel	Noun	UNKNOWN	3577	2	His other needs could be taken care of in the many brothels that openly offered their wares in the city, but of course he didn't need to tell Jill, his Jilly, about that.
79	ware	Noun	UNKNOWN	3578	2	His other needs could be taken care of in the many brothels that openly offered their wares in the city, but of course he didn't need to tell Jill, his Jilly, about that.
80	proposal	Noun	B2	3579	2	Her first instinct told her to refuse the proposal.
81	hopping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3580	2	Pettibwa was distinctly more animated, hopping up and down, breasts and belly bouncing wildly, and clapping her hands together, her cheeks fast streaking with an outburst of tears.
82	plush	Noun	UNKNOWN	3581	2	Connor, sitting back on one of the plush chairs in the lobby, turned an absent gaze his companion's way.
83	royalty	Noun	UNKNOWN	3582	2	Now, seeing her adorned in a white gown of satin and lace, her long, thick blond mane pinned up on one side and hanging loose on the other, she seemed made for royalty.
84	inhibition	Plural	UNKNOWN	3583	2	He was trying to loosen up her inhibitions, and she was, too.
85	mansion	Noun	UNKNOWN	3584	2	When the guests were excused, Connor took Jill across the town to the mansion of his uncle, the Baron Bildeborough.
86	obscene	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3585	2	For Jill, who had spent her life so simply, it seemed somehow obscene; a dozen people could sleep comfortably on that bed, and she needed a stepping stool to even get onto it!
87	approve	Verb	B2	3586	2	Now there was no mistaking the somber, accusing tone of the normally jovial centaur; Bradwarden did not approve of the monk's little flask.
88	hesitance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3587	2	Her hesitance incited his rage once more.
89	incite	Verb	UNKNOWN	3588	2	Her hesitance incited his rage once more.
90	pleadingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3589	2	He looked pleadingly at the boughs, at the rarely seen guide who had led him and his companions through a trackless region, heading south and with towering mountains now in sight.
91	blister	Verb	UNKNOWN	3590	2	He burned and blistered, then browned, darker and darker, taking on the leathery appearance of those seasoned sailors around him.
92	leathery	Noun	UNKNOWN	3591	2	He burned and blistered, then browned, darker and darker, taking on the leathery appearance of those seasoned sailors around him.
93	scraggly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3592	2	That fear came to fruition when Elbryan and Pony entered one long narrow pass, a jumble of boulders and scraggly trees sheltered from the strong winds, but, the pair both silently noted, without any obvious escape routes.
94	forbid	Verb	B2	3593	2	Even to utter the, name of the island without Father Abbot's permission was forbidden.
95	unrelenting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3594	2	Adjonas' voice was grim and unrelenting.
96	waylay	Verb	UNKNOWN	3595	2	"If they waylay ships, what goods do they extract and where, then, do they drop off their newfound cargo?"
97	newfound	Noun	UNKNOWN	3596	2	A light snow had begun to fall all across the forest, but it seemed to shy from the ranger's camp, from the heat of the ranger's fire, from the warmth of Brother Avelyn's newfound home.
98	pillage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3597	2	They attack only to pillage enough stores to get them to the next ship and for the simple thrill of the hunt and torture."
99	diagonal	Noun	UNKNOWN	3598	2	Elbryan rested back against the diagonal tree root in this impromptu room of Oracle, digesting his own words.
100	ladder	Noun	B2	3599	2	The dwarf caught the gem securely, but surrendered his hold on the ladder.
101	hatchway	Noun	UNKNOWN	3600	2	The barrelboat, rolling from the contact with the Windrunner, with water rushing in the open hatchway, soon disappeared under the waves.