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| 1 | lemma | pos | cefr_level | coverage_rank | context_sentence | context_sentence_zh | definition_zh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | chin | Noun | UNKNOWN | 601 | She cupped Elbryan's chin in one hand and gently turned him back to face her. | 她单手托起埃尔布莱恩的下巴,轻轻地将他转过来面对自己。 | (名词)脸部的下部,(特指)通常位于嘴巴下方、向外突出的下颌线。 |
| 3 | distant | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 602 | Then they heard a distant piping, soft music, perfect melody. | 接着,他们听见远处传来一阵悠扬的笛声,轻柔的乐声,旋律完美无瑕。 | (形容词)遥远的(在物理上、逻辑上或心理上)。 |
| 4 | deny | Verb | B2 | 603 | He tried to deny it, tried to fight back. | 他试图否认,试图反抗。 | (动词)不予批准或拒绝。 |
| 5 | closest | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 604 | The goblin, the closest form, was dead, its head bashed. | 离得最近的那只哥布林已经死了,脑袋被砸得粉碎。 | (动词) (物理) 消除间隙。 |
| 6 | bend | Verb | UNKNOWN | 605 | He came upon them at last at a bend in the river, where the goblins - many goblins! | 他终于在河湾处发现了他们,那里有许多哥布林——成群的哥布林! | (名词) 曲线。 |
| 7 | fat | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 606 | The creature's ears, pointed at the top and with a loose flapping, fat lobe at the bottom, stuck out several inches from its head. | 那生物的耳朵顶端呈尖状,底部则垂着一块松弛晃动的肥厚耳垂,从头部向外突出了好几英寸。 | (名词) 一种富含脂肪的特殊动物组织,用于长期储存能量。 |
| 8 | chair | Noun | UNKNOWN | 607 | That done, the young man felt about, found his chair, and slipped into it. | 做完这些,年轻人摸索着找到了自己的椅子,便坐了下去。 | (名词)一种供人坐于其上或其中的家具,由座面、腿、靠背以及有时还包括扶手组成,供一人使用。可与凳子、长椅、沙发、双人沙发、双座沙发和长凳进行比较。 |
| 9 | fool | Noun | UNKNOWN | 608 | He said nothing, though, fearful of making a fool of himself. | 但他什么也没说,生怕出丑。 | (名词) 判断力差或智商不高的人。 |
| 10 | chamber | Noun | UNKNOWN | 609 | They were far below ground in one of the abbey's interior chambers, so there could be no window. | 他们身处修道院地下深处的一间内室,因此那里不可能有窗户。 | (名词)一间或一组房间,特别是: |
| 11 | shield | Noun | UNKNOWN | 610 | Avelyn pulled out his hematite, then remembered the anti-magic shield that Quintall had constructed. | 艾维琳掏出了他的赤铁矿,随即想起了昆塔尔构筑的抗魔法护盾。 | (名词) 任何具有保护或防御作用的事物;防御;庇护所;保护。 |
| 12 | mostly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 611 | Three men lay about on piled skins, black bear mostly, drinking foamy beer from old mugs. | 三名男子散躺在堆叠的兽皮上——大多是黑熊皮——用旧酒杯喝着泡沫翻涌的啤酒。 | (副词) 主要地或主要地;大部分;通常、一般、总体而言。 |
| 13 | settled | Verb | UNKNOWN | 612 | Master Jojonah settled back on his heels but met the penetrating stare firmly. | 乔乔纳大师向后退了一步,却依然坚定地迎接着那灼人的目光。 | (动词)结束或解决(某事): |
| 14 | shower | Noun | UNKNOWN | 613 | Master Jojonah had called the stone showers "offerings," and to Avelyn, that description seemed exactly wrong. | 乔乔纳大师将那些石雨称为“祭品”,但在艾维琳看来,这种说法恰恰大错特错。 | (名词) 短暂的降水(一场雨,或类似的降雪、雨夹雪或瀑布般的降水)。 |
| 15 | breathe | Verb | UNKNOWN | 614 | Avelyn found he could hardly breathe. | 艾维琳发现自己几乎无法呼吸。 | (动词)将空气吸入(吸气)并排出(呼气)肺部,以吸收氧气并排出废气。 |
| 16 | laughter | Noun | UNKNOWN | 615 | Her glare at Juraviel was almost threatening as laughter erupted about her. | 当周围爆发出阵阵笑声时,她投向朱拉维尔的目光几乎带着威胁。 | (名词) 因空气喷出而产生的笑声;任何类似的声音。 |
| 17 | mist | Noun | UNKNOWN | 616 | Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected. | 埃尔布莱恩隐约觉得,那片雾气与树梢之间似乎有着某种联系。 | (名词)悬浮在空气中的水或其他液体微粒。 |
| 18 | crouch | Noun | UNKNOWN | 617 | Elbryan turned and dropped into a defensive crouch, but no enemies presented themselves. | 埃尔布莱恩转身蹲下摆出防御姿势,但周围并没有敌人。 | (名词) 弯腰或驼背的姿势。 |
| 19 | bar | Noun | UNKNOWN | 618 | Not in a lewd way, like the drunk in the bar, or even in a teasing way, like the handsome young man. | 并非像酒吧里那个醉汉那样流光溢彩,甚至也不像那位英俊小伙那样调情。 | (名词) 一种由金属或木材制成的固体、或多或少具有刚性的物体,其横截面均匀,且横截面尺寸小于其长度。 |
| 20 | belly | Noun | UNKNOWN | 619 | They were about the same height, but Tol, with his barrel-like torso and ample belly, was heavier. | 他们身高差不多,但托尔身材魁梧,躯干像酒桶一样粗壮,肚子也挺大,所以更重一些。 | (名词) 腹部,尤其是肥胖的腹部。 |
| 21 | spike | Noun | UNKNOWN | 620 | Into the spike, the beast sent its vision, the telltale tracings of human-woven magic. | 那头野兽将视线投向尖刺,那里留有人类编织的魔法所留下的明显痕迹。 | (名词)小提琴类乐器中,嵌入琴底块的雕花木塞。 |
| 22 | discern | Verb | C1 | 621 | Avelyn swallowed hard, trying to discern his best response. | 艾维琳用力咽了口唾沫,努力思考该如何回应才好。 | (动词)通过感官,尤其是眼睛,去察觉。 |
| 23 | powers | Noun | UNKNOWN | 622 | The demon spirit fell deep within itself, summoned its powers, both physical and magical. | 恶魔沉入内心深处,调动起自身的力量,无论是肉体之力还是魔法之力。 | (名词) 做某事或经历某事的能力。 |
| 24 | bottom | Noun | UNKNOWN | 623 | Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor. | 那么,他现在八成已经变成一具焦黑的尸体,正漂向海港的底部。 | (名词) 任何事物的最底端。 |
| 25 | deadly | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 624 | How many thousands of goblins and giants had fallen to Mother's deadly blade! | 有多少千名哥布林和巨人倒在了母亲那致命的利刃之下! | (形容词) 会死亡的;凡人的。 |
| 26 | doom | Noun | UNKNOWN | 625 | He had thought Dundalis doomed ... | 他原以为邓达利斯注定要完蛋…… | (名词) 命运,尤其是可怕的命运。 |
| 27 | younger | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 626 | How much younger and more vibrant Annalisa had seemed! | 安娜丽莎当时看起来是多么年轻有活力啊! | 更年轻 |
| 28 | assured | Verb | UNKNOWN | 627 | Elbryan's father had assured him that Wyndon boys were normally late in sprouting. | 埃尔布莱恩的父亲曾向他保证,温登家的男孩通常发育较晚。 | 确信 |
| 29 | everything | Noun | UNKNOWN | 628 | The elves didn't see things that way; Juraviel had once asserted to Elbryan that everything in the. | 精灵们并不这么认为;朱拉维尔曾向埃尔布里安断言,在……中的一切。 | 一切 |
| 30 | ease | Noun | UNKNOWN | 629 | He was at ease again, the uncomfortable feelings tossed out with the mystery of the night. | 他又恢复了从容,那些不安的情绪随着夜色的神秘一并消散了。 | 轻松 |
| 31 | toss | Verb | UNKNOWN | 630 | He was at ease again, the uncomfortable feelings tossed out with the mystery of the night. | 他又恢复了从容,那些不安的情绪随着夜色的神秘一并消散了。 | 抛 |
| 32 | pines | Noun | UNKNOWN | 631 | Something else watched the young man from a perch in one of the thicker pines on the ridge. | 山脊上某棵枝叶茂密的松树上,还有个东西正从树梢上注视着那个年轻人。 | 松树 |
| 33 | miss | Verb | UNKNOWN | 632 | Pony didn't miss her companion's derisive snort. | 波妮没有漏听同伴那声嗤之以鼻的冷笑。 | 小姐 |
| 34 | focus | Verb | B2 | 633 | He glanced all around, tried to focus on individual creatures that he might discern their leader. | 他环顾四周,试图锁定其中几只生物,好找出它们的首领。 | 焦点 |
| 35 | metal | Noun | UNKNOWN | 634 | One hand banged against the powrie's solid waists against a metal ball above the dwarf's belt. | 一只手猛地撞上了那名矮人的腰带,撞到了他腰带上方的一颗金属球上。 | 金属 |
| 36 | obvious | Adjective | B2 | 635 | From the sounds emanating from within, it was quite obvious what was going on in there. | 从里面传出的声音听起来,里面发生了什么事再明显不过了。 | 显而易见的 |
| 37 | blast | Verb | UNKNOWN | 636 | Elbryan, dazed, his breath blasted away, nearly fainted. | 埃尔布莱恩神志恍惚,被震得喘不过气来,几乎昏了过去。 | blast |
| 38 | pray | Verb | UNKNOWN | 637 | Always working or praying; there were no other recollections of Avelyn to be found. | 不是在工作就是在祈祷;关于艾维琳,再也找不到其他记忆了。 | 祈祷 |
| 39 | storm | Noun | UNKNOWN | 638 | Whoever or whatever was coming certainly wasn't kicking up a storm - it could not be giants. | 无论是什么东西正在靠近,显然并没有掀起风浪——那不可能是巨人。 | 风暴 |
| 40 | crystal | Noun | UNKNOWN | 639 | Fortunately, the water was crystal clear. | 幸运的是,水清澈见底。 | 水晶 |
| 41 | beat | Verb | UNKNOWN | 640 | Even if he beat these two, others were coming fast, including the one with the glowing spike! | 即使他打败了这两个人,其他人也正迅速逼近,其中还包括那个身上带着发光尖刺的家伙! | 蒙福的 |
| 42 | caravan | Noun | UNKNOWN | 641 | Up in front, one of the women signaled that the caravan was nearly upon them. | 前方,其中一名女子示意车队快要赶上他们了。 | 房车 |
| 43 | prisoner | Noun | UNKNOWN | 642 | You are not a prisoner, yet you are not free. | 你并非囚徒,却也并非自由之身。 | 囚犯 |
| 44 | tavern | Noun | UNKNOWN | 643 | There is a tavern now, larger than the old common house and built on the foundation of my old home. | 现在那里有一家酒馆,比旧时的公共房屋还要大,建在我老家的地基上。 | 酒馆 |
| 45 | refugee | Noun | UNKNOWN | 644 | Lady Dasslerond and Juraviel, all the elves and the refugees, and Bestesbulzibar. | 达斯勒隆夫人和朱拉维尔,所有精灵和难民,还有贝斯特斯布尔齐巴。 | 难民 |
| 46 | collect | Verb | B1 | 645 | She cursed herself for not having had the wisdom to collect a weapon before leaving Dundalis. | 她暗自埋怨自己,当初离开邓达利斯时竟没想起来带上一件武器。 | 收集 |
| 47 | protect | Verb | B1 | 646 | Not that Graevis wouldn't protect her. | 倒不是说格雷维斯不会保护她。 | 保护 |
| 48 | wrap | Verb | UNKNOWN | 647 | He had to get his own shirt off and use it to somehow wrap the wound. | 他不得不脱下自己的衬衫,设法用它包扎伤口。 | wrap |
| 49 | crack | Noun | UNKNOWN | 648 | A thin crack ran down the center of the obsidian sarcophagus. | 一道细细的裂纹沿着黑曜石石棺的中央延伸而下。 | 裂缝 |
| 50 | shape | Verb | UNKNOWN | 649 | He noted a movement up above, a dark shape coming atop the jutting rock. | 他注意到上方有动静,一块突出的岩石顶端出现了一个黑影。 | 形状 |
| 51 | tremendous | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 650 | The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high. | 那只福莫里亚人发出震耳欲聋的恐怖嚎叫,挥舞着棍棒冲了上来。 | 巨大的 |
| 52 | fully | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 651 | She stopped, taken fully by surprise. | 她停下了脚步,完全措手不及。 | 完全 |
| 53 | purpose | Noun | B2 | 652 | Their attacks will only increase in number and in purpose." Quintall shrugged away the grim words. | “他们的袭击只会愈演愈烈,目的也会愈发明确。” 昆塔尔耸了耸肩,对这番令人不安的话不以为意。 | 目的 |
| 54 | horizon | Noun | UNKNOWN | 653 | 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. | 尽管现实如此残酷,尽管他很可能无法生还,但阿维琳却比任何时候都更加专注地凝视着水天相接处,期盼能瞥见那些方形船帆的踪影。 | 地平线 |
| 55 | sign | Noun | UNKNOWN | 654 | His arm hung practically useless, with no sign that it would ever improve. | 他的手臂几乎完全无法动弹,丝毫没有好转的迹象。 | 符号 |
| 56 | horror | Noun | UNKNOWN | 655 | He forced himself to remember Dundalis, to replay the horror, that he might find a fighting edge. | 他强迫自己回想邓达利斯,重温那段恐怖经历,以此寻找战斗的动力。 | 恐怖 |
| 57 | stern | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 656 | Elbryan held his breath, thinking that Pony's mother, often stern, would scold the girl severely. | 埃尔布莱恩屏住了呼吸,心想通常很严厉的波妮的母亲一定会狠狠地训斥这个女孩。 | 星 |
| 58 | southern | Noun | UNKNOWN | 657 | She remembered running up a forested slope, looking back to her village, nestled in a sheltered vale, and then turning her gaze above it, to the southern sky, to the faint colors of the Halo. | 她记得自己曾沿着一片林木葱郁的山坡向上奔跑,回头望向藏身于避风山谷中的村庄,随后又将视线投向村庄上方,望向南方的天空,凝视着那道光环的淡淡色彩。 | 南部 |
| 59 | halfway | Noun | UNKNOWN | 658 | The boy believed the sun to be in the west, halfway from noon to sunset. | 那个男孩以为太阳在西边,正处于正午和日落之间。 | 半途 |
| 60 | twice | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 659 | He was a handsome man of thirty years, nearly twice Cat's age, with sharp brown eyes. | 他是个三十岁左右的英俊男子,年纪几乎是凯特的两倍,一双棕色的眼睛炯炯有神。 | 两次 |
| 61 | wildly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 660 | Pony spun and jumped on it, flailing wildly with both fists, kicking and kneeing viciously. | 波尼转身扑了上去,双拳疯狂挥舞,又猛烈地踢打和膝击。 | 极度 |
| 62 | weave | Verb | UNKNOWN | 661 | They watched, chattering wildly, trying to count and to guess who was leading but getting confused as parts of the line wove in and out of the tree shadows. | 他们一边看一边叽叽喳喳地议论着,试图数一数并猜猜谁走在最前面,但当队伍的一部分在树影间穿梭时,他们就搞糊涂了。 | 编织 |
| 63 | rock | Noun | UNKNOWN | 662 | Elbryan rocked back on his heels, fumbling with his thoughts. | 埃尔布莱恩向后仰了仰身子,思绪纷乱。 | 摇滚 |
| 64 | groan | Noun | UNKNOWN | 663 | The other was also on the ground, squirming and groaning. | 另一个也躺在地上,扭动着身子,发出呻吟声。 | 呻吟 |
| 65 | fine | Noun | UNKNOWN | 664 | Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links. | 它的四肢纤细修长,身披一层银光闪闪的铠甲,由细密的链环紧密交织而成。 | 结束 |
| 66 | length | Noun | UNKNOWN | 665 | "All right then," she said at length. | “好吧,”她终于说道。 | 长度 |
| 67 | pleased | Verb | UNKNOWN | 666 | It pleased her greatly to help out Elbryan, to guard his emotions. | 能帮助埃尔布莱恩、守护他的情绪,这让她感到非常高兴。 | 很高兴 |
| 68 | steady | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 667 | Elbryan forced himself to remain steady, to think clearly. | 埃尔布莱恩强迫自己保持镇定,头脑清醒。 | 稳定 |
| 69 | sort | Verb | UNKNOWN | 668 | Avelyn sorted them out in his mind. | 艾维琳在脑海中理清了这些思绪。 | 结局 |
| 70 | indicate | Verb | B2 | 669 | And if the humanoids didn't sack the town, that indicated they meant to continue on. | 而且,如果那些人形生物没有洗劫小镇,那就说明他们打算继续前行。 | 表示 |
| 71 | speed | Noun | UNKNOWN | 670 | He went forward with all speed, scrambling over the low ridge. | 他全速向前冲去,翻越了那道低矮的山脊。 | 速度 |
| 72 | poor | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 671 | Too many images assailed poor Elbryan. | 过多的画面向可怜的埃尔布莱恩扑来。 | 可怜 |
| 73 | yard | Noun | UNKNOWN | 672 | The barrelboat closed - fifty yards, forty, twenty - cutting the water smoothly. | 那艘桶形船迅速逼近——五十码、四十码、二十码——在水面上平稳地划行。 | 院子 |
| 74 | grim | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 673 | It took grim Cat a long while to learn the truth of Pettibwa. | 阴沉的凯特花了很长时间才弄清佩蒂布瓦的真相。 | 丑陋 |
| 75 | wounded | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 674 | She remembered wandering into a village, dirty and wounded, covered in soot and blood. | 她记得自己曾浑身脏兮兮、伤痕累累,满身是煤灰和鲜血,跌跌撞撞地走进一个村庄。 | 受伤的 |
| 76 | manner | Noun | UNKNOWN | 675 | Put in that manner, this was indeed a day of celebration. | 这么一说,这确实是个值得庆祝的日子。 | 更少 |
| 77 | craft | Verb | UNKNOWN | 676 | Avelyn could see the craft clearly now; no longer did he confuse the strange barrelboat with any wave shadows. | 阿维琳现在能清楚地看见那艘船了;他不再把这艘奇怪的桶形船误认为是海浪的倒影。 | 手工艺 |
| 78 | boat | Noun | UNKNOWN | 677 | Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard. | 终于传来了令人欣慰的划桨声,三人都平安登上了船。 | 船 |
| 79 | graphite | Singular | UNKNOWN | 678 | He took his hand, and the graphite, out of his pocket, pointing it in Quintall's direction. | 他从口袋里掏出手和那支石墨笔,朝昆塔尔的方向指了指。 | 石墨 |
| 80 | possible | Adjective | A2 | 679 | Jojonah would not have believed it possible. | 乔乔纳原本绝不会相信这种事。 | 可能 |
| 81 | heat | Noun | A2 | 680 | She felt the heat against her hands as this house, too, started to burn. | 当这栋房子也开始燃烧时,她感到热浪扑面而来。 | 热 |
| 82 | drink | Noun | A2 | 681 | Three men lay about on piled skins, black bear mostly, drinking foamy beer from old mugs. | 三名男子散落在堆叠的兽皮上——大多是黑熊皮——用旧酒杯喝着泡沫翻涌的啤酒。 | 饮料 |
| 83 | situation | Singular | B1 | 682 | Either way, her situation was about to become desperate. | 无论怎样,她的处境都即将变得岌岌可危。 | 情况 |
| 84 | curious | Adjective | B1 | 683 | Elbryan and Pony exchanged curious looks. | 埃尔布莱恩和波尼面面相觑,神情好奇。 | 好奇 |
| 85 | threat | Noun | B1 | 684 | The way to our destination was cleared, the threat to the Windrunner ended. | 通往目的地的道路已畅通无阻,对“风行者”的威胁也已消除。 | 威胁 |
| 86 | tightly | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 685 | Pony clenched the graphite tightly, nodded once, and walked away. | 波尼紧紧握住石墨笔,点点头,然后转身离去。 | 紧密地 |
| 87 | flow | Verb | UNKNOWN | 686 | All flowed slowly, beautifully. | 一切都缓缓流淌,美不胜收。 | 流 |
| 88 | size | Verb | UNKNOWN | 687 | He selected an egg-sized hematite next, and then a ruby, small but flawless to his trained eye. | 接着,他挑选了一颗鸡蛋大小的赤铁矿,随后又选了一颗红宝石——虽小,但在他那双训练有素的眼中却毫无瑕疵。 | 给您 |
| 89 | frustration | Singular | UNKNOWN | 688 | Pony sighed, too, and shook her head as if to show her ultimate frustration with adults. | 小马也叹了口气,摇了摇头,仿佛在表达她对大人们的极度无奈。 | 沮丧 |
| 90 | ghost | Noun | UNKNOWN | 689 | The Forest Ghost was a common legend in the Timberlands. | “森林幽灵”是蒂姆伯兰地区广为流传的一个传说。 | 幽灵 |
| 91 | bare | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 690 | Even his head was bare, for his superiors had shaved it. | 就连他的头也光秃秃的,因为上级给他剃了光头。 | 仅 |
| 92 | features | Noun | UNKNOWN | 691 | Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers. | 西赫顿的举止风度与他作为班级督导的身份相称,他是新入会的兄弟们的纪律监督者。 | 功能 |
| 93 | closely | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 692 | Jill wished that she had a cloak, at least, to gather closely about her. | 吉尔真希望自己至少有一件斗篷,好紧紧裹住自己。 | 密切地 |
| 94 | conversation | Singular | UNKNOWN | 693 | Finally, Father Abbot Markwart halted the conversation with an upraised hand. | 最后,马克瓦特院长举起手来,打断了谈话。 | 对话 |
| 95 | possibility | Noun | UNKNOWN | 694 | Pony shrugged, not willing to discount the possibility of giants, not after viewing a dead goblin. | 波尼耸了耸肩,不愿排除巨人的可能性——毕竟他亲眼见过一只死去的哥布林。 | 可能性 |
| 96 | locked | Noun | UNKNOWN | 695 | She couldn't look at the man but kept her eyes locked on the stars, as if seeking refuge high above. | 她不敢看那个男人,目光始终凝视着星空,仿佛在高空寻求庇护。 | 已锁定 |
| 97 | tears | Noun | UNKNOWN | 696 | He was beyond grief, beyond logic, with no tears to cry. | 他已悲痛欲绝,理智尽失,甚至流不出眼泪。 | 眼泪 |
| 98 | burned | Verb | UNKNOWN | 697 | Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him. | 艾维琳那件棕色长袍破破烂烂,湿漉漉的;他身上散发着焦发刺鼻的气味。 | 烧焦的 |
| 99 | response | Noun | UNKNOWN | 698 | Avelyn swallowed hard, trying to discern his best response. | 艾维琳用力咽了口唾沫,努力思考该如何回应才好。 | 回复 |
| 100 | flat | Adjective | UNKNOWN | 699 | They came together hard, Elbryan going flat out on his back. | 两人猛地撞在了一起,埃尔布莱恩仰面倒地,整个人瘫软在地。 | 平的 |
| 101 | backward | Adverb | UNKNOWN | 700 | He shot back up straight, then fell over backward, but Cat was not done with him. | 他猛地直起身子,随即向后倒去,但凯特还没完。 | 向后 |