booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-17.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	surly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1601	7	After his first few encounters with the surly elf, Elbryan had wondered what it was that so prompted her desire to punish.
3	intruder	Noun	UNKNOWN	1602	7	Then she was up, meeting the second intruder with a foot in his face as his head came above the roof edge.
4	batter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1603	7	Where trees and thick brush had grown was now only battered pulp and blasted stone.
5	subsequent	Adjective	B2	1604	7	The only secret remained the subsequent destination of that ship, for only the masters and the four chosen monks knew the magical name Pimaninicuit.
6	spinning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1605	7	Then suddenly, brutally, he leaped ahead, fell low in a spinning crouch, and kicked up hard at Jill's extended sword.
7	diagonally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1606	7	Now firmly held in both hands, his staff made a second twirl, then came arching diagonally toward the ground, toward Tuntun.
8	leer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1607	7	The demon leered down at the monk from its obsidian throne.
9	balanced	Adjective	B2	1608	7	When he got there, Juraviel handed him a full pack, a fine knife strapped on one side, a balanced hand axe on the other.
10	harm	Noun	B2	1609	7	Another prank, another cruelty, as with the bear, will bring you more harm than this, I promise.
11	swoon	Noun	UNKNOWN	1610	7	What young woman would not swoon at the mere thought of such a day?
12	uncontrollable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1611	7	Untamed, uncontrollable, fearfully strong.
13	eyebrow	Noun	UNKNOWN	1612	7	Avelyn cocked an eyebrow at that curious title, not the response he had expected.
14	ashore	Noun	UNKNOWN	1613	7	Using the amber, he walked across the cold water to a point where he could get ashore, then he moved off down the road.
15	seclude	Verb	UNKNOWN	1614	7	Avelyn found himself secluded from the rest of the monks over the next few weeks.
16	arch	Verb	UNKNOWN	1615	7	Even as Adjonas spoke, a flaming quarrel arched over the taffrail of the Windrunner, slashing into the rear sail.
17	whale	Noun	UNKNOWN	1616	7	Moments of excitement - a whale spout, the flight of a dolphin beside the prow, a run of bluefish churning white the water - came all too rarely and lasted barely seconds, to be inevitably replaced by the emptiness of the open sea.
18	spout	Noun	UNKNOWN	1617	7	Avelyn was in the tavern, as usual, standing atop a table, spouting warnings and curses.
19	flaming	Adjective	B2	1618	7	Even as Adjonas spoke, a flaming quarrel arched over the taffrail of the Windrunner, slashing into the rear sail.
20	finished	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1619	7	Quintall was shaking his head before Adjonas even finished.
21	sturdy	Adjective	B2	1620	7	Elbryan looked at his weapons, so ineffective against the sturdy powrie.
22	hillside	Noun	UNKNOWN	1621	7	Elbryan skipped down one tree-covered hillside, into a narrow vale and to the edge of a rushing river.
23	crease	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1622	7	Finally, Elbryan found that crease between breastplate and girdle, mentally marking the spot.
24	emanate	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1623	7	From the sounds emanating from within, it was quite obvious what was going on in there.
25	fern	Noun	UNKNOWN	1624	7	Without saying a word, he dropped between the pair, took the cut fern from Juraviel, and held it up near Elbryan.
26	waterskin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1625	7	Instinctively, the ranger's hand went to his waterskin, and he found it less than half full.
27	shack	Noun	UNKNOWN	1626	7	The walls of the shack were in bad disrepair, with cracks between every board.
28	heave	Verb	UNKNOWN	1627	7	But then, Quintall gave a great heave and caught the rope again, barely inches below Elbryan's feet.
29	flatten	Verb	UNKNOWN	1628	7	Elkenbrook was flattened before the sun dipped below the horizon.
30	saddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	1629	7	Elbryan hoisted the woman onto Symphony's back, into the saddle, then placed the boy behind her.
31	newcomer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1630	7	Then the ranger began his scan again, seeking the newcomer, this skilled fighter, this assassin.
32	campfire	Noun	UNKNOWN	1631	7	Elbryan paced about the campfire, looking down often at the map.
33	reflection	Singular	C1	1632	7	Something was there, a reflection of a man, perhaps.
34	await	Verb	C1	1633	7	The reception awaiting the three returned monks inside the abbey was more in tune with what they had been expecting.
35	straightforward	Adjective	C1	1634	7	Jill wasn't sure that they should move in so straightforward a manner against the friar.
36	mob	Noun	C1	1635	7	The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair.
37	logic	Noun	C1	1636	7	He was beyond grief, beyond logic, with no tears to cry.
38	worthy	Adjective	C1	1637	7	The dactyl scoffed as if the notion were absurd, revealing that he did not think these pitiful few worthy of his time and energy.
39	suck	Verb	C1	1638	7	But it was right there beside her, pulling at her life force, sucking her into its depths.
40	blessing	Noun	C1	1639	7	The change came as a mixed blessing to Elbryan and his forest band.
41	execution	Singular	C1	1640	7	Quintall neither denied nor confirmed the execution.
42	harsh	Adjective	C1	1641	7	A harsh noise from somewhere in the forest startled the pair and stole the moment.
43	hopeful	Adjective	C1	1642	7	On those first two occasions, the hopeful lad had fallen victim to ever more cunning elvish traps.
44	fade	Verb	C1	1643	7	So gradually that Elbryan never noticed it, the elven voices faded away one by one.
45	fleeing	Noun	C1	1644	7	Elbryan thought that a curious thing; why hadn't the wretched humanoids pursued the fleeing humans?
46	vigilant	Adjective	C1	1645	7	But despite her feelings, Jill kept her vigilant watch, day after day, often long into the night.
47	vicious	Adjective	C1	1646	7	Still, the vicious monk would have let it go, but then Tenegrid made a dangerous mistake.
48	loop	PastTense	C1	1647	7	Pony got Symphony and her roan around the back, ropes looped about the war engine and tied to the tugging horses.
49	betray	Verb	C1	1648	7	Suddenly he felt guilty for what he had just given this woman he hardly knew, felt as if he had somehow betrayed God, giving a blessing without first asking for any guidance or sacrifice.
50	enact	Verb	C1	1649	7	Using the sunstone he had taken from Quintall, he had enacted a shield against divining magic.
51	asleep	Adjective	A2	1650	6	Elbryan wanted to eat, or fall asleep, even looked for a place, a moss bed, perhaps, where he might lie down.
52	successful	Adjective	A2	1651	6	Avelyn and the other monks would give their lives willingly to see the mission successful.
53	suit	Verb	A2	1652	6	Getting in would be test enough, for the cave was far more suited to one of elven stature.
54	regular	Adjective	A2	1653	6	Torches burned at regular intervals, and the massive beams that supported the hall's ceiling seemed to dance in their light.
55	plate	Noun	A2	1654	6	Avelyn shoved his plate forward forcefully, angered now at being left out of their little secret.
56	link	Noun	A2	1655	6	A group of soldiers encircled the friar, one man quickly putting his sword in link and calling for the monk to yield.
57	strangely	Adverb	A2	1656	6	And then he felt lighter, strangely so, almost as light as he did when spirit-walking with hematite.
58	anywhere	Adverb	A2	1657	6	But before it could get anywhere near to the young man, the giant went down, choking in its own blood.
59	permission	Noun	A2	1658	6	Even to utter the, name of the island without Father Abbot's permission was forbidden.
60	reaching	Adjective	A2	1659	6	A new wharf had been constructed, reaching far enough out into the bay so that the Windrunner could dock.
61	scrap	Verb	A2	1660	6	Suddenly, the giant was off balance, feet barely scraping the stone.
62	shiver	Noun	A2	1661	6	To the right, she saw a slight shiver of one small bush.
63	invitation	Singular	A2	1662	6	He accepted the invitation of the soft earth.
64	specific	Adjective	A2	1663	6	As he spoke, Elbryan found his mind drifting back to a specific place and moment, a time nearly five years previous, when he had stood on the ridge outside of Dundalis, Pony beside him, looking up at the glowing Halo.
65	stamp	Verb	A2	1664	6	Elbryan stamped his foot as Juraviel turned away.
66	sheet	Noun	A2	1665	6	A sheet of conjured lightning silenced the screams forever.
67	condition	Plural	A2	1666	6	Pellimar's condition did not much improve as the days slipped past.
68	stair	Noun	A2	1667	6	At the bottom of the tower stairs, through the small hallway that led into the main house, the pair passed a partly opened door.
69	survey	Verb	A2	1668	6	Breathing hard, the woman surveyed the scene.
70	recent	Adjective	A2	1669	6	Inevitably, though, that led Elbryan to thoughts of mortality and thus to the recent fate of his family and friends.
71	comment	Verb	A2	1670	6	Ignoring the comment, the ranger walked past the group and knelt low, inspecting a set of tracks.
72	castle	Noun	A2	1671	6	The noble visitors to Palmaris mostly stayed at the more haughty establishments, those near or within the duke's castle, but for those who knew, for the lesser merchants and the frequent wanderers, there was no better place in the world than Fellowship Way.
73	pinch	PastTense	A2	1672	6	Connor brought his hand to it and pinched it hard.
74	attacker	Noun	A2	1673	6	The would be attacker skidded to an abrupt stop, recognizing the man.
75	gap	Gerund	A2	1674	6	Out from the gaps in the line came the next surprise, a goblin cavalry, the diminutive creatures astride shaggy ponies.
76	prize	Noun	A2	1675	6	But that would not be prudent, would likely make his course to Avelyn, the grandest prize of all, much more difficult.
77	ordinary	Adjective	A2	1676	6	Even without the fighting display, Elbryan knew that this was no ordinary villager.
78	privately	Adverb	B1	1677	6	But I am alone, the young man thought privately, not yet ready to admit the truth aloud.
79	totally	Adverb	B1	1678	6	Elbryan felt totally alone, yet one with the universe, a small part of majesty, a small but endless flicker in eternity.
80	toe	Noun	B1	1679	6	The cold mud squishing through his toes felt good, at least.
81	generation	Singular	B1	1680	6	The mission was vital, true enough, the greatest moment in seven generations.
82	identity	Noun	B1	1681	6	The red beret gave the figure's identity away.
83	scan	Verb	B1	1682	6	The deer's head came up, ears twitching, scanning; Elbryan's smile vanished.
84	trot	Verb	B1	1683	6	Seven goblins came into sight, trotting easily down the slope.
85	departure	Noun	B1	1684	6	Suspicious, but wise enough to keep his mouth shut, Avelyn bid farewell to Adjonas and the others - though not a man aboard the Windrunner regretted the departure of the three monks - and went ashore.
86	equal	Verb	B1	1685	6	Pony went in with equal ferocity, though her attacks were not quite as effective and she scored only a minor hit.
87	incredibly	Adverb	B1	1686	6	Its limbs were incredibly slender, but they weren't bumpy and bony like Jilseponie's had been when she was much younger.
88	temptation	Singular	B1	1687	6	This time the temptation of the other bodies pulled at him even harder.
89	shine	Verb	B1	1688	6	Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth!
90	wield	Verb	B1	1689	6	Of the six, only one was still accounted for, a huge broadsword named Icebreaker, wielded by a rarely seen ranger, Andacanavar, in the far northland of Alpinador.
91	judgment	Noun	B1	1690	6	Elbryan shook that away immediately, knowing the rage within him, the hunger for revenge, could cloud his judgment, could consume him.
92	celebration	Singular	B1	1691	6	Put in that manner, this was indeed a day of celebration.
93	function	Verb	B1	1692	6	Only the amber was functioning now, and it kept him above the water.
94	honest	Adjective	B1	1693	6	The one the elves had named Nightbird had to give himself an honest answer; he owed that much, at least, to Belli'mar Juraviel.
95	payment	Noun	B1	1694	6	The sailors cared nothing for this all-important mission, Avelyn realized, beyond their payment of gold - and whatever other trinkets Father Abbot Markwart had included in the bargain.
96	lunge	Gerund	B1	1695	6	The ranger jumped back a step, then lunged forward, Tempest squealing as it deflected off Quintall's face.
97	personally	Adverb	B1	1696	6	On those first few occasions, Connor took the rejection personally, as a slight, despite Jill's proclamations otherwise.
98	unable	Adjective	B1	1697	6	The ranger rocked back on his heels, unable to find even the words to ask the obvious questions.
99	ravine	Noun	B1	1698	6	At the bottom of the ravine, past a blocking wall of low evergreen bushes, they came to a bed of ferns, bluish green in color.
100	bandage	Noun	B1	1699	6	Pony fumbled in her pack and took out a strip of cloth, an intended bandage.
101	preparedness	Noun	B1	1700	6	The man was obviously out of his mind, or at least he appeared so, but to Jill, who had spent a year and a half in the Coastpoint Guards, a cry for preparedness and virtue did not seem like such a bad thing.