WordNet (basic)
lemma lookup
synsets "option" is member of
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'option' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum synsetid
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
option n 1
113262498 the right to buy or sell property at an agreed price; the right
option n 2
105798949 one of a number of things from which only one can be chosen
option n 3
100162063 the act of choosing or selecting
synsets "want" is member of
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'want' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum synsetid
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
want n 1
114517010 a state of extreme poverty
want n 2
114472871 the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable
want n 3
109390888 anything that is necessary but lacking
want n 4
107501369 a specific feeling of desire
want v 1
201829179 feel or have a desire for; want strongly
want v 2
201191258 have need of
want v 3
201319724 hunt or look for; want for a particular reason
want v 4
200711034 wish or demand the presence of
want v 5
202638648 be without, lack; be deficient in
synsets verb "like" is member of
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'like' AND pos = 'v' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum synsetid
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
like
v 1
201828678 prefer or wish to do something
like
v 2
201781131 find enjoyable or agreeable
like
v 3
201780873 be fond of
like
v 4
200693431 feel about or towards; consider, evaluate, or regard
like
v
5
201829904 want to have
starting with "fear"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma LIKE 'fear%' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
fear
n 1
an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or
fear
n 2
an anxious feeling
fear
n 3
a feeling of profound respect for someone or something
fear
v 1
be afraid or feel anxious or apprehensive about a possible or pr
fear
v 2
be afraid or scared of; be frightened of
fear
v 3
be sorry; used to introduce an unpleasant statement
fear
v 4
be uneasy or apprehensive about
fear
v 5
regard with feelings of respect and reverence; consider hallowed
fearful
a 3
lacking courage; ignobly timid and faint-hearted
fearful
s 1
experiencing or showing fear
fearful
s 2
causing fear or dread or terror
fearful
s 4
extremely distressing
fearful
s 5
timid by nature or revealing timidity
fearfully
r 1
in fear
fearfully
r 2
in an alarming manner
fearfulness n 1
an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or
fearfulness n 2
the trait of being afraid
fearless
a 1
oblivious of dangers or perils or calmly resolute in facing them
fearless
s 2
invulnerable to fear or intimidation
fearlessly r 1
without fear
fearlessness n 1
feeling no fear
fearlessness n 2
the trait of feeling no fear
fearsome s
fearsomely r
1
1
causing fear or dread or terror
in a fearsome manner
ending with "wards"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma LIKE '%wards' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
afterwards
r 1
happening at a time subsequent to a reference time
backwards
r 1
at or to or toward the back or rear
backwards
r 2
in a manner or order or direction the reverse of normal
bend over backwards v 1
try very hard to please someone
downwards
r 1
spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or po
eastwards
r 1
toward the east
edwards
fall over backwards
forwards
forwards
frontwards
heavenwards
homewards
inwards
inwards
jonathan edwards
landwards
northwards
onwards
outwards
rearwards
seawards
sidewards
skywards
soar upwards
southwards
spacewards
upwards
n
v
r
r
r
r
r
r
r
n
r
r
r
r
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r
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r
v
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American theologian whose sermons and writings stimulated a peri
try very hard to please someone
at or to or toward the front
in a forward direction
at or to or toward the front
toward heaven
toward home
to or toward the inside of
toward the center or interior
American theologian whose sermons and writings stimulated a peri
toward land
in a northern direction
in a forward direction
toward the outside
at or to or toward the back or rear
in the direction of the sea
toward one side
toward the sky
rise rapidly
toward the south
towards outer space
upwards
westwards
r
r
2
1
to a later time
toward the west
spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position
containing "ipod"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma LIKE '%ipod%' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma
amphipod
amphipoda
antipodal
antipodal
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
n 1
a kind of malacostracan crustacean
n 1
small flat-bodied semiterrestrial crustaceans: whale lice; sandn 1
the relation of opposition along a diameter
relating to the antipodes or situated at opposite sides of the e
a 1
antipodal opposition
antipode
antipodean
antipodes
camera tripod
n
n
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n
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1
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1
the relation of opposition along a diameter
direct opposite
relating to the antipodes or situated at opposite sides of the e
any two places or regions on diametrically opposite sides of the
a tripod used to support a camera
dipodidae
n
dipodomys
n
dipodomys ordi
n
dipodomys phillipsii n
family dipodidae
n
genus dipodomys
n
genus microdipodops n
hemipode
n
ipod
n
microdipodops
n
order amphipoda
n
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Old World jerboas
kangaroo rats
most widely distributed kangaroo rat: plains and mountain areas
any of various leaping rodents of desert regions of North Americ
Old World jerboas
kangaroo rats
kangaroo mice
small quail-like terrestrial bird of southern Eurasia and northe
(trademark) a pocket-sized device used to play music files
kangaroo mice
small flat-bodied semiterrestrial crustaceans: whale lice; sand-
tripod
video ipod
n
n
1
1
a three-legged rack used for support
(trademark) an iPod that can also play video files
synset members
synset members
SELECT synsetid,pos,GROUP_CONCAT(lemma),SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM synsets LEFT JOIN senses USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE synsetid IN (200693431,201780873,201781131,201828678,201829904,113796604,105566889,201429048) GROUP BY
synsetid
synsetid pos
GROUP_CONCAT(lemma)
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
105566889 n arse,ass,backside,behind,bottom,bum,buns,butt,buttocks,can,derriere,fanny,fundament,hind end,hindquarters,keister,nates,posterior,prat,rear,rear end,rump,seat,stern,tail,tail end,tooshie,tush
the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on
113796604 n batch,deal,flock,good deal,great deal,hatful,heap,lot,mass,mess,mickle,mint,mountain,muckle,passel,peck,pile,plenty,pot,quite a little,raft,sight,slew,spate,stack,tidy sum,wad
(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
200693431 v like
feel about or towards; consider, evaluate, or regard
201429048 v bang,be intimate,bed,bonk,do it,eff,fuck,get it on,get laid,have a go at it,have intercourse,have it away,have it off,have sex,hump,jazz,know,lie with,love,make love,make out,roll in the hay,screw,sleep together,sleep with have sexual intercourse with
201780873 v like
be fond of
201781131 v like
find enjoyable or agreeable
201828678 v care,like,wish
prefer or wish to do something
201829904 v like
want to have
members of synsets "want" belongs to
SELECT y.synsetid,y.pos,GROUP_CONCAT(sw2.lemma),SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM words AS sw LEFT JOIN senses AS s USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets AS y USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS s2 ON (y.synsetid = s2.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw2 ON (sw2.wordid =
s2.wordid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'want' GROUP BY synsetid
synsetid pos GROUP_CONCAT(sw2.lemma)
107501369 n
109390888 n
114472871 n
114517010 n
200711034 v
201191258 v
201319724 v
201829179 v
202638648 v
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
wishing,wish,want
a specific feeling of desire
want,need
anything that is necessary but lacking
deficiency,want,lack
the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable
neediness,deprivation,want,privation a state of extreme poverty
want
wish or demand the presence of
want,require,need
have need of
want
hunt or look for; want for a particular reason
want,desire
feel or have a desire for; want strongly
want
be without, lack; be deficient in
synonyms
synonyms for "want"
SELECT y.synsetid,y.pos,GROUP_CONCAT(sw2.lemma),SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM words AS sw LEFT JOIN senses AS s USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets AS y USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS s2 ON (y.synsetid = s2.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw2 ON (sw2.wordid =
s2.wordid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'want' AND sw.wordid <> sw2.wordid GROUP BY synsetid
synsetid pos GROUP_CONCAT(sw2.lemma)
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
107501369 n wishing,wish
a specific feeling of desire
109390888 n need
anything that is necessary but lacking
114472871 n lack,deficiency
the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable
114517010 n deprivation,privation,neediness
a state of extreme poverty
201191258 v require,need
have need of
201829179 v desire
feel or have a desire for; want strongly
semantical links
get words semantically-linked to "horse"
SELECT s.sensenum,sw.lemma,link,dw.lemma AS linkedlemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM semlinks AS l LEFT JOIN senses AS s ON (l.synset1id = s.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw ON s.wordid = sw.wordid LEFT JOIN synsets AS sy ON (l.synset1id = sy.synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS d
ON (l.synset2id = d.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS dw ON d.wordid = dw.wordid LEFT JOIN linktypes USING (linkid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'horse' ORDER BY linkid,s.sensenum
sensenum lemma
link
1
horse hypernym
1
horse hypernym
linkedlemma
cater
equine
1
horse hypernym
ply
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
provide with a horse or horses
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
provide with a horse or horses
1
1
1
horse hypernym
horse hypernym
horse hypernym
provide
equid
supply
provide with a horse or horses
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
provide with a horse or horses
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
hypernym
hypernym
hypernym
hypernym
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hypernym
hypernym
hypernym
hyponym
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hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
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hyponym
hyponym
exerciser
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
gymnastic apparatus a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
military personnel troops trained to fight on horseback
soldiery
troops trained to fight on horseback
troops
troops trained to fight on horseback
frame
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
framework
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
chess piece
a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move
chessman
a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move
pony
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
sorrel
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
poster
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
stable companion solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
racehorse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
hack
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
remount
provide with a horse or horses
mount
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
chestnut
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
eohippus
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
workhorse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
pony
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
polo pony
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
palomino
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
male horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
pacer
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
stablemate
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
steeplechaser
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
jade
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
riding horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
liver chestnut
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
mesohippus
post-horse
bangtail
wild horse
pinto
female horse
high stepper
gee-gee
stalking-horse
nag
saddle horse
bay
protohippus
roan
post horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
race horse
hack
mare
stepper
dawn horse
harness horse
plug
side horse
buck
long horse
pommel horse
vaulting horse
trestle
horsemeat
gaskin
horseback
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
part holonym
part holonym
part holonym
horse part holonym
poll
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse part holonym
horse's foot
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
part holonym
horseflesh
part holonym
withers
part holonym
encolure
member holonym foal
member holonym cavalryman
member holonym trooper
member meronym equus
member meronym genus equus
domain category armed forces
domain category war machine
domain category armed services
domain category military
domain category military machine
domain category chess game
domain category chess
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
troops trained to fight on horseback
troops trained to fight on horseback
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
troops trained to fight on horseback
troops trained to fight on horseback
troops trained to fight on horseback
troops trained to fight on horseback
troops trained to fight on horseback
a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move
a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move
get hypernyms for "horse"
SELECT s.sensenum,sw.lemma,link,dw.lemma AS linkedlemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM semlinks AS l LEFT JOIN senses AS s ON (l.synset1id = s.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw ON s.wordid = sw.wordid LEFT JOIN synsets AS sy ON (l.synset1id = sy.synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS d
ON (l.synset2id = d.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS dw ON d.wordid = dw.wordid LEFT JOIN linktypes USING (linkid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'horse' AND linkid=1 AND sy.pos='n' ORDER BY linkid,s.sensenum
sensenum lemma link
linkedlemma
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
1
horse hypernym equid
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse hypernym equine
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
2
horse hypernym exerciser
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
2
horse hypernym gymnastic apparatus a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
3
horse hypernym military personnel troops trained to fight on horseback
3
horse hypernym soldiery
troops trained to fight on horseback
3
horse hypernym troops
troops trained to fight on horseback
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horse hypernym frame
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
4
horse hypernym framework
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
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horse hypernym chess piece
a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move
5
horse hypernym chessman
a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move
get hyponyms for "horse"
SELECT s.sensenum,sw.lemma,link,dw.lemma AS linkedlemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM semlinks AS l LEFT JOIN senses AS s ON (l.synset1id = s.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw ON s.wordid = sw.wordid LEFT JOIN synsets AS sy ON (l.synset1id = sy.synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS d
ON (l.synset2id = d.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS dw ON d.wordid = dw.wordid LEFT JOIN linktypes USING (linkid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'horse' AND linkid=2 AND sy.pos='n' ORDER BY linkid,s.sensenum
sensenum lemma link
linkedlemma
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
1
horse hyponym roan
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym stable companion solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse hyponym stablemate
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym gee-gee
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse hyponym dawn horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym eohippus
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym mesohippus
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym protohippus
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym male horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym female horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym mare
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym mount
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym riding horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym saddle horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym pony
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym polo pony
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
1
horse hyponym wild horse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
hyponym hack
hyponym hack
hyponym jade
hyponym nag
hyponym plug
hyponym pony
hyponym bangtail
hyponym race horse
hyponym racehorse
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
hyponym steeplechaser
hyponym stalking-horse
hyponym harness horse
hyponym workhorse
hyponym post-horse
hyponym post horse
hyponym poster
hyponym pacer
hyponym high stepper
hyponym stepper
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
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horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
horse
hyponym chestnut
hyponym liver chestnut
hyponym bay
hyponym sorrel
hyponym palomino
hyponym pinto
hyponym pommel horse
hyponym side horse
hyponym buck
hyponym long horse
hyponym vaulting horse
hyponym trestle
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a padded gymnastic apparatus on legs
a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehis
get words semantically-linked to "horse" grouped by tyep
SELECT s.sensenum,sw.lemma,link,GROUP_CONCAT(dw.lemma) AS linkedlemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM semlinks AS l LEFT JOIN senses AS s ON (l.synset1id = s.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw ON s.wordid = sw.wordid LEFT JOIN synsets AS sy ON (l.synset1id = sy.synsetid)
LEFT JOIN senses AS d ON (l.synset2id = d.synsetid) LEFT JOIN words AS dw ON d.wordid = dw.wordid LEFT JOIN linktypes USING (linkid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'horse' GROUP BY linkid ORDER BY linkid,s.sensenum
sensenum lemma
link
linkedlemma
1
horse hypernym cater,equine,military personnel,chess piece,exerciser,ply,frame,soldiery,chessman,gymnastic apparatus,provide,framework,troops,equid,supply
1
horse hyponym
1
horse
part
horsemeat,gaskin,horseback,poll,horse's foot,horseflesh,withers,encolure
holonym
1
horse
member
foal,cavalryman,trooper
holonym
1
horse
member
equus,genus equus
meronym
3
horse
domain
armed forces,chess game,war machine,armed services,military,chess,military machine
category
pony,sorrel,poster,stable companion,racehorse,side horse,hack,remount,mount,chestnut,eohippus,workhorse,pony,polo pony,palomino,male horse,pacer,stablemate,steeplechaser,buck,jade,riding horse,liver chestnut,mesohippus,post-horse,bangtail,wild
horse,pinto,female horse,high stepper,gee-gee,stalking-horse,long horse,nag,saddle horse,bay,protohippus,roan,post horse,race horse,pommel horse,hack,mare,stepper,dawn horse,trestle,harness horse,vaulting horse,plug
SUBSTRING(definition FROM
1 FOR 60)
provide with a horse or horses
solid-hoofed herbivorous
quadruped domesticated since
prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous
quadruped domesticated since
prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous
quadruped domesticated since
prehis
solid-hoofed herbivorous
quadruped domesticated since
prehis
troops trained to fight on
horseback
lexical links
get words lexically-linked to "black"
SELECT s.sensenum,sw.lemma,sy.pos,link,dw.lemma AS linkedlemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM lexlinks AS l LEFT JOIN senses AS s ON (l.synset1id = s.synsetid AND l.word1id = s.wordid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw ON s.wordid = sw.wordid LEFT JOIN synsets AS sy ON (l.synset1id =
sy.synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS d ON (l.synset2id = d.synsetid AND l.word2id = d.wordid) LEFT JOIN words AS dw ON d.wordid = dw.wordid LEFT JOIN linktypes USING (linkid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'black' ORDER BY linkid,sy.pos,s.sensenum
sensenum lemma pos link linkedlemma
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
1
black n antonym white
the quality or state of the achromatic color of least lightn
6
black n antonym white
(board games) the darker pieces
1
black a antonym white
being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having li
2
black a antonym white
of or belonging to a racial group especially of sub-Saharan
1
black n derivation black
the quality or state of the achromatic color of least lightn
1
black v derivation black
make or become black
1
black a derivation blackness
being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having li
8
13
14
black s
black s
black s
derivation blackness
derivation blackness
derivation blackness
get antonym to adjective "black"
extremely dark
(of coffee) without cream or sugar
soiled with dirt or soot
SELECT s.sensenum,sw.lemma,sy.pos,link,dw.lemma AS linkedlemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM lexlinks AS l LEFT JOIN senses AS s ON (l.synset1id = s.synsetid AND l.word1id = s.wordid) LEFT JOIN words AS sw ON s.wordid = sw.wordid LEFT JOIN synsets AS sy ON (l.synset1id =
sy.synsetid) LEFT JOIN senses AS d ON (l.synset2id = d.synsetid AND l.word2id = d.wordid) LEFT JOIN words AS dw ON d.wordid = dw.wordid LEFT JOIN linktypes USING (linkid) WHERE sw.lemma = 'black' AND linkid=30 AND sy.pos='a' ORDER BY linkid,s.sensenum
sensenum lemma pos link linkedlemma
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
1
black a antonym white
being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having li
2
black a antonym white
of or belonging to a racial group especially of sub-Saharan
WordNet (dictionary-like, with views)
dictionary
"want" entry
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64),SUBSTRING(sampleset FROM 1 FOR 50) FROM dict WHERE lemma = 'want' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum synsetid
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
SUBSTRING(sampleset FROM 1 FOR 50)
want n 1
114517010 a state of extreme poverty
want n 2
114472871 the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable there is a serious lack of insight into the proble
want n 3
109390888 anything that is necessary but lacking
he had sufficient means to meet his simple needs|I
want n 4
107501369 a specific feeling of desire
he got his wish|he was above all wishing and desir
want v 1
201829179 feel or have a desire for; want strongly
I want to go home now|I want my own room
want v 2
201191258 have need of
This piano wants the attention of a competent tune
want v 3
201319724 hunt or look for; want for a particular reason
Your former neighbor is wanted by the FBI|Uncle Sa
want v 4
200711034 wish or demand the presence of
I want you here at noon!
want v 5
202638648 be without, lack; be deficient in
want courtesy|want the strength to go on living|fl
"like" verb entry
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64),SUBSTRING(sampleset FROM 1 FOR 50) FROM dict WHERE lemma = 'like' AND pos = 'v' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum synsetid
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
SUBSTRING(sampleset FROM 1 FOR 50)
like
v 1
201828678 prefer or wish to do something
Do you care to try this dish?|Would you like to co
like
v 2
201781131 find enjoyable or agreeable
I like jogging|She likes to read Russian novels
like
v 3
201780873 be fond of
I like my nephews
like
v 4
200693431 feel about or towards; consider, evaluate, or regard How did you like the President's speech last night
like
v 5
201829904 want to have
I'd like a beer now!
"want" as verb entry
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64),SUBSTRING(sampleset FROM 1 FOR 50) FROM dict WHERE lemma = 'want' AND pos = 'v' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
SUBSTRING(sampleset FROM 1 FOR 50)
want v 1
feel or have a desire for; want strongly
I want to go home now|I want my own room
want
want
want
want
v
v
v
v
2
3
4
5
have need of
hunt or look for; want for a particular reason
wish or demand the presence of
be without, lack; be deficient in
This piano wants the attention of a competent tune
Your former neighbor is wanted by the FBI|Uncle Sa
I want you here at noon!
want courtesy|want the strength to go on living|fl
"want" as noun with tag information
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,tagcount,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM dict WHERE lemma = 'want' ORDER BY pos,sensenum
lemma pos sensenum tagcount
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
want n 1
3
a state of extreme poverty
want n 2
1
the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable
want n 3
1
anything that is necessary but lacking
want n 4
1
a specific feeling of desire
want v 1
389
feel or have a desire for; want strongly
want v 2
15
have need of
want v 3
3
hunt or look for; want for a particular reason
want v 4
2
wish or demand the presence of
want v 5
0
be without, lack; be deficient in
starting with "fear"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM dict WHERE lemma LIKE 'fear%' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
fear
fear
fear
fear
fear
fear
fear
n
n
n
v
v
v
v
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or
an anxious feeling
a feeling of profound respect for someone or something
be afraid or feel anxious or apprehensive about a possible or pr
be afraid or scared of; be frightened of
be sorry; used to introduce an unpleasant statement
fear
v
fearful
a
fearful
s
fearful
s
fearful
s
fearful
s
fearfully
r
fearfully
r
fearfulness n
fearfulness n
fearless
a
fearless
s
fearlessly r
fearlessness n
fearlessness n
fearsome s
fearsomely r
5
3
1
2
4
5
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
regard with feelings of respect and reverence; consider hallowed
lacking courage; ignobly timid and faint-hearted
experiencing or showing fear
causing fear or dread or terror
extremely distressing
timid by nature or revealing timidity
in fear
in an alarming manner
an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or
the trait of being afraid
oblivious of dangers or perils or calmly resolute in facing them
invulnerable to fear or intimidation
without fear
feeling no fear
the trait of feeling no fear
causing fear or dread or terror
in a fearsome manner
be uneasy or apprehensive about
ending with "wards"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM dict WHERE lemma LIKE '%wards' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
afterwards
r 1
happening at a time subsequent to a reference time
backwards
r 1
at or to or toward the back or rear
backwards
r 2
in a manner or order or direction the reverse of normal
bend over backwards v 1
try very hard to please someone
downwards
r 1
spatially or metaphorically from a higher to a lower level or po
eastwards
r 1
toward the east
edwards
n 1
American theologian whose sermons and writings stimulated a peri
fall over backwards v 1
try very hard to please someone
forwards
r 1
at or to or toward the front
forwards
r 2
in a forward direction
frontwards
r 1
at or to or toward the front
heavenwards
r 1
toward heaven
homewards
r 1
toward home
inwards
r 1
to or toward the inside of
inwards
jonathan edwards
landwards
northwards
onwards
outwards
rearwards
seawards
sidewards
skywards
soar upwards
southwards
spacewards
upwards
upwards
westwards
r
n
r
r
r
r
r
r
r
r
v
r
r
r
r
r
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
toward the center or interior
American theologian whose sermons and writings stimulated a peri
toward land
in a northern direction
in a forward direction
toward the outside
at or to or toward the back or rear
in the direction of the sea
toward one side
toward the sky
rise rapidly
toward the south
towards outer space
spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position
to a later time
toward the west
containing "ipod"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM dict WHERE lemma LIKE '%ipod%' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma
amphipod
amphipoda
antipodal
antipodal
antipodal opposition
antipode
antipodean
antipodes
camera tripod
dipodidae
dipodomys
dipodomys ordi
dipodomys phillipsii
family dipodidae
genus dipodomys
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
n 1
a kind of malacostracan crustacean
n 1
small flat-bodied semiterrestrial crustaceans: whale lice; sandn 1
the relation of opposition along a diameter
a 1
relating to the antipodes or situated at opposite sides of the e
n 1
the relation of opposition along a diameter
n 1
direct opposite
a 1
relating to the antipodes or situated at opposite sides of the e
n 1
any two places or regions on diametrically opposite sides of the
n 1
a tripod used to support a camera
n 1
Old World jerboas
n 1
kangaroo rats
n 1
most widely distributed kangaroo rat: plains and mountain areas
n 1
any of various leaping rodents of desert regions of North Americ
n 1
Old World jerboas
n
1
kangaroo rats
genus microdipodops n
hemipode
n
ipod
n
microdipodops
n
order amphipoda
n
tripod
n
video ipod
n
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
kangaroo mice
small quail-like terrestrial bird of southern Eurasia and northe
(trademark) a pocket-sized device used to play music files
kangaroo mice
small flat-bodied semiterrestrial crustaceans: whale lice; sanda three-legged rack used for support
(trademark) an iPod that can also play video files
staring with "rhino", ending with "s"
SELECT lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM dict WHERE lemma LIKE 'rhino%s' ORDER BY lemma,pos,sensenum
lemma
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
rhinoceros
n 1
massive powerful herbivorous odd-toed ungulate of southeast Asia
rhinoceros antiquitatis n 1
extinct thick-haired species of Arctic regions
rhinoceros unicornis n 1
having one horn
rhinonicteris
n 1
orange horseshoe bats
rhinonicteris aurantius n 1
a common bat of northwestern Australia having orange or yellow f
rhinoptera bonasus n 1
large ray found along eastern coast of North America
rhinosporidiosis
n 1
fungal infection of the nose; often acquired while swimming
rhinostenosis
n 1
narrowing of the passages in the nasal cavities
rhinotracheitis
n 1
a respiratory infection of the nose and throat in cattle
rhinovirus
n 1
any of a group of picornaviruses that are responsible for many u
with lexical domain
SELECT lexdomainname,lemma,pos,sensenum,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM dict INNER JOIN lexdomains USING(lexdomainid,pos) WHERE lemma LIKE '%ipod%' ORDER BY lexdomainid,lemma,pos,sensenum
lexdomainname
lemma
pos sensenum
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
adj.pert
antipodal
a 1
relating to the antipodes or situated at opposite sides of the e
adj.pert
antipodean
a 1
relating to the antipodes or situated at opposite sides of the e
noun.animal
amphipod
n 1
a kind of malacostracan crustacean
noun.animal
amphipoda
n 1
small flat-bodied semiterrestrial crustaceans: whale lice; sandnoun.animal
dipodidae
n 1
Old World jerboas
noun.animal
dipodomys
n 1
kangaroo rats
noun.animal
dipodomys ordi
n 1
most widely distributed kangaroo rat: plains and mountain areas
noun.animal
dipodomys phillipsii n 1
any of various leaping rodents of desert regions of North Americ
noun.animal
family dipodidae
n 1
Old World jerboas
noun.animal
genus dipodomys
n 1
kangaroo rats
noun.animal
genus microdipodops n 1
kangaroo mice
noun.animal
hemipode
n 1
small quail-like terrestrial bird of southern Eurasia and northe
noun.animal
microdipodops
n 1
kangaroo mice
noun.animal
order amphipoda
n 1
small flat-bodied semiterrestrial crustaceans: whale lice; sandnoun.artifact
camera tripod
n 1
a tripod used to support a camera
noun.artifact
ipod
n 1
(trademark) a pocket-sized device used to play music files
noun.artifact
tripod
n 1
a three-legged rack used for support
noun.artifact
video ipod
n 1
(trademark) an iPod that can also play video files
noun.location
antipodes
n 1
any two places or regions on diametrically opposite sides of the
noun.linkdef
antipodal
n 1
the relation of opposition along a diameter
noun.linkdef
noun.linkdef
antipodal opposition n
antipode
n
1
1
the relation of opposition along a diameter
direct opposite
matching definition
SELECT SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM synsets WHERE pos= 'n' AND definition LIKE '(trademark)%' LIMIT 20
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
(trademark) a guide dog trained to guide a blind person
(trademark) a pocket-sized device used to play music files
(trademark) an iPod that can also play video files
(trademark) a child's plastic construction set for making mechan
(trademark) an in-line skate
(trademark) a desktop rotary card index with removable cards; us
(trademark) a self-balancing personal transportation device with
(trademark) a pocket-sized stereo system with light weight earph
(trademark) a hollow plastic ball with cutouts
(trademark) an operating system with a graphical user interface
(trademark) a sweet aromatic French wine (red or white) used chi
(trademark) a liquid that temporarily disables a person; prepare
(trademark) a microscopic and traceable identification particle
synset members
SELECT synsetid,pos,GROUP_CONCAT(lemma),SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM dict WHERE synsetid IN (200693431,201780873,201781131,201828678,201829904) GROUP BY synsetid
synsetid pos GROUP_CONCAT(lemma) SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
200693431 v like
feel about or towards; consider, evaluate, or regard
201780873 v like
be fond of
201781131 v like
find enjoyable or agreeable
201828678 v wish,like,care
prefer or wish to do something
201829904 v like
want to have
synset members
SELECT synsetid,pos,GROUP_CONCAT(lemma),SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60) FROM dict WHERE synsetid IN (300019769,300062885,302506031) GROUP BY synsetid
synsetid pos GROUP_CONCAT(lemma) SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 60)
300019769 s ready to hand,handy
easy to reach
300062885 s handy
skillful with the hands
302506031 s handy
useful and convenient
WordNet (cased forms)
cased forms
SELECT * FROM words WHERE lemma='neolithic'
wordid lemma
89420 neolithic
SELECT * FROM words INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid) WHERE lemma='neolithic'
wordid lemma casedwordid cased
89420 neolithic 22113
Neolithic
SELECT * FROM words INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid) WHERE lemma='shakespeare'
wordid lemma casedwordid
cased
118556 shakespeare 28975
Shakespeare
SELECT * FROM words INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid) WHERE cased='shaKEspeare'
SELECT * FROM words INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid) WHERE cased='Shakespeare'
wordid lemma casedwordid
cased
118556 shakespeare 28975
Shakespeare
SELECT * FROM words INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid) WHERE lemma='am'
wordid lemma casedwordid cased
4410 am
107
AM
4410 am
1261
Am
SELECT * FROM words LEFT JOIN casedwords USING (wordid) WHERE lemma='abolition'
wordid lemma casedwordid cased
619
abolition
SELECT cased,definition FROM senses INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid,casedwordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE cased='Jackson'
cased
definition
Jackson a town in south central Michigan
Jackson capital of the state of Mississippi on the Pearl River
Jackson a town in western Tennessee
Jackson a town in western Wyoming
Jackson 7th president of the US; successfully defended New Orleans from the British in 1815; expanded the power of the presidency (1767-1845)
Jackson general in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War whose troops at the first Battle of Bull Run stood like a stone wall (1824-1863)
Jackson United States writer of romantic novels about the unjust treatment of Native Americans (1830-1885)
Jackson United States civil rights leader who led a national campaign against racial discrimination and ran for presidential nomination (born in 1941)
Jackson United States singer who did much to popularize gospel music (1911-1972)
Jackson United States singer who began singing with his four brothers and later became a highly successful star during the 1980s (born in 1958)
Jackson English film actress who later became a member of British Parliament (born in 1936)
SELECT cased,definition FROM senses INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid,casedwordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE cased='C'
cased
definition
C
street names for cocaine
C
the 3rd letter of the Roman alphabet
C
(music) the keynote of the scale of C major
C
a general-purpose programing language closely associated with the UNIX operating system
C
a unit of electrical charge equal to the amount of charge transferred by a current of 1 ampere in 1 second
C
a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature
C
ten 10s
C
an abundant nonmetallic tetravalent element occurring in three allotropic forms: amorphous carbon and graphite and diamond; occurs in all organic compounds
C
a base found in DNA and RNA and derived from pyrimidine; pairs with guanine
C
one of the four nucleotides used in building DNA; all four nucleotides have a common phosphate group and a sugar (ribose)
C
a vitamin found in fresh fruits (especially citrus fruits) and vegetables; prevents scurvy
SELECT lemma,cased,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM senses INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN casedwords USING (wordid,casedwordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma='C'
lemma cased
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
c
C
street names for cocaine
c
C
the 3rd letter of the Roman alphabet
c
C
(music) the keynote of the scale of C major
c
C
a general-purpose programing language closely associated with th
c
C
a unit of electrical charge equal to the amount of charge transf
c
C
a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature
c
C
ten 10s
c
C
an abundant nonmetallic tetravalent element occurring in three a
c
C
a base found in DNA and RNA and derived from pyrimidine; pairs w
c
C
one of the four nucleotides used in building DNA; all four nucle
c
C
a vitamin found in fresh fruits (especially citrus fruits) and v
c
the speed at which light travels in a vacuum; the constancy and
c
being ten more than ninety
lemma having several cased forms
SELECT wordid,COUNT(casedwordid) AS N,GROUP_CONCAT(cased) FROM casedwords GROUP BY wordid HAVING N > 1 ORDER BY N DESC
wordid N GROUP_CONCAT(cased)
405
2 AB,Ab
866
2 AC,Ac
3223
3670
2 AL,Al
2 ALGOL,Algol
4410
7236
8446
8607
9642
10455
14582
16701
19028
22177
22193
22873
24647
26469
27848
33943
33950
33951
38562
39559
40425
43288
43945
49920
52261
53124
53130
57615
63836
67985
70698
73454
74534
74720
80327
81776
81876
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
AM,Am
AR,Ar
AS,As
Ashcan School,Ashcan school
AU,Au
BA,Ba
Black Maria,black Maria
BR,Br
CA,Ca
CD,Cd
CE,Ce
CF,Cf
Christian Church,Christian church
CO,Co
Common Era,Common era
Db,dB
DDC,ddC
ddI,DDI
DOS,DoS
DS,Ds
EB,Eb
ER,Er
EU,Eu
FM,Fm
GA,Ga
GB,Gb
GD,Gd
GI,Gi
HF,Hf
IN,In
IR,Ir
KB,kB
KR,Kr
LA,La
MA,mA
MAO,Mao
MArch,March
82961 2 MB,Mb
82991 2
84783 2
85782 2
85791 2
87317 2
87327 2
88120 2
89087 2
89092 2
89095 2
91554 2
91980 2
94568 2
95654 2
97655 2
101951 2
101982 2
103656 2
107660 2
108189 2
111327 2
111330 2
112185 2
115440 2
115444 2
116499 2
MD,Md
MIDI,Midi
MN,Mn
MO,Mo
MS,Ms
MT,Mt
Mv,mV
NB,Nb
ND,Nd
NE,Ne
NP,Np
OB,Ob
OS,Os
PA,Pa
Pb,PB
Pm,PM
Po,PO
PR,Pr
RA,Ra
RAM,Ram
RF,Rf
RH,Rh
RN,Rn
SB,Sb
SC,Sc
SE,Se
119602 2
121532 2
122423 2
130772 2
130775 2
135747 2
142600 2
146687 2
147008 2
147157 2
SI,Si
SM,Sm
SoHo,Soho
TB,Tb
TC,Tc
Trojan Horse,Trojan horse
WAC,Wac
YB,Yb
Young Turk,young Turk
ZB,Zb
senses having a cased form
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM senses WHERE NOT ISNULL(casedwordid)
COUNT(*)
44024
words having a cased form
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM words INNER JOIN casedwords USING (wordid)
COUNT(*)
40850
WordNet (links)
links
all links
SELECT * FROM linktypes ORDER BY linkid
linkid
link
1
hypernym
2
hyponym
3
instance hypernym
4
instance hyponym
11
part holonym
12
part meronym
13
member holonym
14
member meronym
15
substance holonym
16
substance meronym
21
entail
23
cause
30
antonym
40
similar
50
also
60
70
71
80
81
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
recurses
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
attribute
0
verb group
0
participle
0
pertainym
0
derivation
0
domain category
0
domain member category 0
domain region
0
domain member region 0
domain usage
0
domain member usage 0
domain
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89151
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8589
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9111
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12288
member meronym
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797
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entail
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cause
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similar
21434
also
2697
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definition
108542298 671 a large and densely populated urban area; may include several independent administrative districts
108458195 613 the collection of rules imposed by authority
108879115 527 a monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland; `Great Britain' is often used loosely to refer to the United Kingdom
100007846 417 a human being
200126072 402 cause to change; make different; cause a transformation
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201612191 apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion hypernym 1
201612191 apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion hyponym 7
201612191 apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion verb group 1
semantic links for "pull"'s synsets)
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lemma
definition
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
link
hypernym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
GROUP_CONCAT(w2.lemma)
actuation,propulsion
drag
draw,haul,haulage
jerk,tug
draft,draught,drawing
deracination,excision,extirpation
pluck
pull
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
hyponym
traction
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
a sustained effort
a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke)
a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke)
a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke)
a device used for pulling something
a device used for pulling something
hypernym
hypernym
hyponym
part meronym
hypernym
hyponym
effort,elbow grease,exertion,sweat,travail
aspiration,breathing in,inhalation,inspiration,intake
toke
smoke,smoking
device
bellpull
definition
the act of propelling
the act of dragging (pulling with force)
the act of drawing or hauling something
a sudden abrupt pull
the act of moving a load by drawing or pulling
the act of pulling up or out; uprooting; cutting off from existence
the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord
(orthopedics) the act of pulling on a bone or limb (as in a fracture) to relieve pressure or align parts in a special way during
healing
use of physical or mental energy; hard work
the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing
a puff of a marijuana or hashish cigarette
the act of smoking tobacco or other substances
an instrumentality invented for a particular purpose
a handle or cord that is pulled to ring a doorbell or a servant's bell etc.
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
a device used for pulling something
special advantage or influence
the force used in pulling
a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments
a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments
strain abnormally
hyponym
hypernym
hypernym
hypernym
hyponym
hypernym
pull
take away
hypernym
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
take away
take sides with; align oneself with; show strong sympathy for
remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
strip of feathers
hit in the direction that the player is facing when carrying through the swing
pull
hit in the direction that the player is facing when carrying through the swing
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
cause to move by pulling
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical
attributes
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical
attributes
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical
attributes
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical
attributes
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical
attributes
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical
attributes
tear or be torn violently
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
verb group
hypernym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hypernym
hypernym
domain
category
hypernym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
verb group
verb group
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull chain
advantage,vantage
force
harm,hurt,injury,trauma
sprain
injure,wound
remove,take,take away,withdraw,remove,take,take away,withdraw,remove,take,take
away,withdraw
draw,get out,pull,pull out,take out,draw,get out,pull,pull out,take out
side
squeeze out,wring out
demodulate
thread
strip
hit
a chain (usually with a handle at the end) that is pulled in order to operate some mechanism (e.g. to flush a toilet)
the quality of having a superior or more favorable position
(physics) the influence that produces a change in a physical quantity
any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc.
a painful injury to a joint caused by a sudden wrenching of its ligaments
cause injuries or bodily harm to
ball,baseball,baseball game
a ball game played with a bat and ball between two teams of nine players; teams take turns at bat trying to score runs
displace,move,displace,move
twitch
pull back
adduct
abduct
stretch
pick,pluck,plunk
tug
drag
cart,drag,hale,haul
attract,draw,draw in,pull,pull in
jerk,yank
winch
pick off,pluck,pull off,tweak
pull
draw,pull
cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense
move or pull with a sudden motion
move to a rearward position; pull towards the back
draw a limb towards the body
pull away from the body
pull in opposite directions
pull lightly but sharply with a plucking motion
pull or strain hard at
pull, as against a resistance
draw slowly or heavily
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull, or move with a sudden movement
pull or lift up with or as if with a winch
pull or pull out sharply
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
cause to move in a certain direction by exerting a force upon, either physically or in an abstract sense
hypernym
draw,pull,draw,pull,draw,pull
cause to move by pulling
hyponym
tug
pull hard
hyponym
arrest,catch,get
attract and fix
hyponym
bring
attract the attention of
verb group
draw in,retract,draw in,retract
pull inward or towards a center
verb group
curl,curl up,draw in
shape one's body into a curl
hypernym
bust,rupture,snap,tear
separate or cause to separate abruptly
hypernym
force
do forcibly; exert force
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
hyponym
twist,wrench
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
rein in to keep from winning a race
operate when rowing a boat
bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
steer into a certain direction
steer into a certain direction
move into a certain direction
move into a certain direction
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hyponym
hypernym
hypernym
hyponym
verb group
verb group
verb group
hypernym
verb group
hypernym
hyponym
gather
attract
hike up,hitch up
pick at,pluck at,pull at
draw back,pull back,retract
draw close
rein,rein in
row
unsheathe
pull
draw out,extract,pull,pull out,pull up,rip out,take out,tear out
draw,take out
drive
pull
drive
cut in
remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
take sides for or against
extract (liquid) by squeezing or pressing
extract information from a modulated carrier wave
remove facial hair by tying a fine string around it and pulling at the string
remove the surface from
cause to move by striking
twist or pull violently or suddenly, especially so as to remove (something) from that to which it is attached or from where it
originates
draw and bring closer
exert a force on (a body) causing it to approach or prevent it from moving away
pull up
pluck or pull at with the fingers
use a surgical instrument to hold open (the edges of a wound or an organ)
pull towards oneself
stop or check by or as if by a pull at the reins
propel with oars
draw from a sheath or scabbard
take away
remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
take liquid out of a container or well
cause someone or something to move by driving
move into a certain direction
move by being propelled by a force
drive in front of another vehicle leaving too little space for that vehicle to maneuver comfortably
pull
pull
pull
pull
move into a certain direction
perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
verb group
hypernym
hyponym
hyponym
pull
act,move
make
recommit
steer into a certain direction
perform an action, or work out or perform (an action)
carry out or commit
commit once again, as of a crime
available semantic links for "pull"'s synsets)
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WHERE w1.lemma = 'pull' GROUP BY sy1.synsetid ORDER BY sy1.synsetid
lemma synsetid
definition
pull 100115251 the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull 100626667 a sustained effort
pull 100839336 a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke)
pull 104026090 a device used for pulling something
pull 105164657 special advantage or influence
GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT link)
hypernym,hyponym
hypernym
hypernym,part meronym,hyponym
hypernym,hyponym
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
111518440 the force used in pulling
114322572 a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments
200071556 strain abnormally
200572673 take away
201151176 take sides with; align oneself with; show strong sympathy for
201353852 remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
201386929 strip of feathers
201409713 hit in the direction that the player is facing when carrying through the swing
201450719 cause to move by pulling
201507886 direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
201576107 tear or be torn violently
hypernym
hypernym,hyponym
hypernym
hypernym,verb group
hypernym
hypernym,hyponym,verb group
hypernym
hypernym,domain category
verb group,hypernym,hyponym
verb group,hypernym,hyponym
hypernym
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
pull
201612191 apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
hypernym,hyponym,verb group
201862559 rein in to keep from winning a race
hypernym
201951106 operate when rowing a boat
hypernym
201999243 bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
verb group,hypernym,hyponym
202061261 steer into a certain direction
hypernym,verb group
202061423 move into a certain direction
verb group,hypernym,hyponym
202107440 cause to move in a certain direction by exerting a force upon, either physically or in an abstract sense hypernym,verb group
202588700 perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
hypernym,hyponym
hypernym
lexical links
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COUNT(*)
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7981
also
579
verb group
2
participle
73
pertainym
8073
derivation
74656
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14
domain member category 14
domain region
158
domain member region 158
domain usage
400
domain member usage 400
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definition
106858649 134561 298 trade name domain member usage
a name given to a product or service
108879115 17461 93 britain
domain member region,derivation
a monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland; `Great Britain' is often used loosely to refer to the United Kingdom
106864792 134578 81 trademark domain member usage,domain member category a formally registered symbol identifying the manufacturer or distributor of a product
108837973 19923 64 canada
domain member region,derivation
a nation in northern North America; the French were the first Europeans to settle in mainland Canada
100319561 21354
15 carry
derivation
the act of carrying something
word lexical links
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linktypes USING(linkid) WHERE w1.lemma = 'pull' ORDER BY linkid
lemma link
lemma
definition
definition
pull antonym push
cause to move by pulling
move with force
pull also
pull out cause to move by pulling
remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
pull also
pull in
cause to move by pulling
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull also
pull down cause to move by pulling
tear down so as to make flat with the ground
pull also
pull back cause to move by pulling
move to a rearward position; pull towards the back
pull also
pull along cause to move by pulling
pull along heavily, like a heavy load against a resistance
pull also
pull off cause to move by pulling
pull or pull out sharply
pull also
pull up cause to move by pulling
remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense
pull derivation pulling apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull derivation puller
cause to move by pulling
someone who pulls or tugs or drags in an effort to move something
pull derivation puller
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
someone who applies force so as to cause motion toward herself or himself
pull derivation pull
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
the force used in pulling
pull derivation pull
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull derivation pull
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes the force used in pulling
pull derivation pulling cause to move by pulling
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull derivation pull
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes a device used for pulling something
pull derivation pull
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull derivation pull
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
cause to move by pulling
pull derivation pull
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull derivation pull
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
pull derivation pull
a sustained effort
perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
pull derivation pull
a device used for pulling something
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull derivation pull
the force used in pulling
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull derivation pull
the force used in pulling
apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion
pull derivation pull
a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments
strain abnormally
pull derivation pull
strain abnormally
a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments
pull derivation pull
cause to move by pulling
the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you
pull derivation pull
perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
a sustained effort
WordNet (misc)
adjective positions
adj having multiple positions
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lemma N GROUP_CONCAT(position)
GROUP_CONCAT(senseid)
at rest
2 p,a
11906,11905
big
2 p,a
18278,18274
certain
2 p,p,a
30988,30989,30993
dead
2 a,p,p,a
47349,47356,47360,47359
down
2 p,p,p,a,a
54663,54669,54667,54664,54665
downward 2 a,ip
54750,54751
gone
2 a,p
81563,81566
heavy
2 p,a
87151,87157
in
2 p,a
94099,94098
leading
2 a,p
105435,105437
left
2 p,a
105832,105831
low-density 2 p,a
110123,110122
out
2 a,p,p,p,a,p,p,a
130369,130374,130368,130364,130376,130370,130371,130373
previous 2 a,p,a
143740,143738,143739
proper
2 ip,a
145099,145098
several
2 a,p,a
164669,164668,164670
square
2 a,p
174461,174462
supposed 2 p,a
180346,180349
throwaway 2 p,a
186538,186539
true
2 a,a,a,a,p
191051,191050,191049,191047,191052
up
2 p,p,p,p,a
196291,196292,196290,196293,196289
uses of "out"
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lemma position positionname
definition
out
p
predicate
being out or having grown cold
out
p
predicate
knocked unconscious by a heavy blow
out
p
predicate
excluded from use or mention
out
p
predicate
not worth considering as a possibility
out
p
predicate
not allowed to continue to bat or run
out
a
attributive
outside or external
out
a
attributive
directed outward or serving to direct something outward
out
a
attributive
out of power; especially having been unsuccessful in an election
uses of "big"
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lemma position positionname
definition
big
p
predicate
in an advanced stage of pregnancy
big
a
attributive
prodigious
WordNet (morphology)
morphology
lemma from morph
SELECT * FROM morphology WHERE morph = 'better'
morphid wordid lemma pos morph
318
58883 good a better
318
143804 well a better
318
143804 well r better
morph from lemma
SELECT * FROM morphology WHERE lemma = 'good'
morphid wordid lemma pos morph
309
58883 good a best
318
58883 good a better
chivy-chevied,chevies,chevying,chivied,chivvied,chivvies,chivvying
SELECT lemma,pos,morph FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) WHERE lemma = 'chivy'
lemma pos morph
chivy v chevied
chivy v chevies
chivy v chevying
chivy v chivied
chivy v chivvied
chivy v chivvies
chivy v chivvying
quiz(n,v)-quizzes
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lemma pos morph
quiz n quizzes
quiz v quizzed
quiz v quizzes
quiz v quizzing
gas(n,v)-gasses
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lemma pos morph
gas
n gas
gas
n gasses
gas
v gassed
gas
v gasses
gas
v gassing
good,well-better
SELECT lemma,pos,morph FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) WHERE morph = 'better'
lemma pos morph
good a better
well a better
well r better
well(a,r)-better
SELECT lemma,pos,morph FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) WHERE lemma = 'well'
lemma pos morph
well a better
well r best
well r better
be-am,are,been,is,was,were
SELECT lemma,pos,morph FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) WHERE lemma = 'be'
lemma pos morph
be
v am
be
v are
be
v been
be
v is
be
v was
be
v were
morphs per lemma
SELECT lemma,COUNT(morph) AS N,GROUP_CONCAT(morph) AS morphs,GROUP_CONCAT(pos) FROM morphology GROUP BY lemma HAVING N > 1 LIMIT 20
lemma N
morphs
GROUP_CONCAT(pos)
abet
2 abetting,abetted
v,v
abhor
2 abhorred,abhorring
v,v
abut
2 abutted,abutting
v,v
aby
2 abought,abye
v,v
acquit
2 acquitting,acquitted
v,v
ad-lib
2 ad-libbed,ad-libbing
v,v
admit
2 admitting,admitted
v,v
airdrop
2 airdropped,airdropping
v,v
airy
2 airier,airiest
a,a
allot
2 allotting,allotted
v,v
allow for 3 allows for,allowing for,allowed for v,v,v
angry
2 angriest,angrier
a,a
annul
2 annulling,annulled
v,v
antheridium 2 antheridia,andtheridia
n,n
appal
2 appalled,appalling
v,v
appall
2 appalled,appalling
v,v
arc
2 arcking,arcked
v,v
argali
2 araglis,argali
n,n
arise
arty
2 arose,arisen
2 artiest,artier
v,v
a,a
lemma per morph
SELECT morph,COUNT(lemma) AS N,GROUP_CONCAT(lemma) AS lemmas,GROUP_CONCAT(pos) FROM morphology GROUP BY morph HAVING N > 1 LIMIT 20
morph N
lemmas
GROUP_CONCAT(pos)
appalled 2 appal,appall
v,v
appalling 2 appal,appall
v,v
assegais 2 assagai,assegai
n,n
auspices 2 auspex,auspice
n,n
axes
2 ax,axis
n,n
bacchantes 2 bacchant,bacchante
n,n
bases
2 base,basis
n,n
beadsmen 2 beadsman,bedesman
n,n
best
2 good,well
a,r
better
3 good,well,well
a,a,r
bicennaries 2 bicentenary,bicentennial n,n
brants
2 brant,brent
n,n
caddied
2 caddie,caddy
v,v
caddies
2 caddie,caddy
v,v
caddying 2 caddie,caddy
v,v
comics
2 comic strip,comic
n,n
distilled
2 distil,distill
v,v
distilling 2 distil,distill
v,v
djinn
2 djinni,djinny
n,n
enrolled 2 enrol,enroll
v,v
lemma - 3 (or more) morphs
SELECT lemma,COUNT(wordid) AS N,GROUP_CONCAT(morph),GROUP_CONCAT(pos) FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) GROUP BY wordid HAVING N > 2 ORDER BY N DESC
lemma
chivy
be
dry
gas
red
shy
swap
trammel
wry
beget
coordinate
dim
drab
dun
fat
fit
flat
forbid
go deep
mad
pasquinade
prim
quiz
shake hands
sly
snug
squat
take pains
tan
thin
throw out
trim
wan
wet
allow for
N
GROUP_CONCAT(morph)
GROUP_CONCAT(pos)
7 chevied,chivvying,chivvies,chivvied,chevying,chivied,chevies v,v,v,v,v,v,v
6 been,is,was,are,were,am
v,v,v,v,v,v
5 driest,drier,dried,dryest,dryer
a,a,v,a,a
5 gassed,gassing,gas,gasses,gasses
v,v,n,v,n
5 redding,reddest,redder,redded,red
v,a,a,v,v
5 shiest,shier,shied,shyest,shyer
a,a,v,a,a
5 swapping,swapped,swops,swopping,swopped
v,v,v,v,v
5 trameling,trameled,tramels,tramelling,tramelled
v,v,v,v,v
5 wryest,wriest,wryer,wrier,wried
a,a,a,a,v
4 begat,begot,begetting,begotten
v,v,v,v
4 co-ordinating,co-ordinates,co-ordinated,co-ordinate
v,v,v,v
4 dimming,dimmest,dimmer,dimmed
v,a,a,v
4 drabbing,drabbest,drabber,drabbed
v,a,a,v
4 dunning,dunnest,dunner,dunned
v,a,a,v
4 fattest,fatter,fatted,fatting
a,a,v,v
4 fitter,fitted,fitting,fittest
a,v,v,a
4 flatting,flattest,flatter,flatted
v,a,a,v
4 forbad,forbidding,forbidden,forbade
v,v,v,v
4 gone deep,went deep,going deep,goes deep
v,v,v,v
4 madding,maddest,madder,madded
v,a,a,v
4 pasquils,pasquilling,pasquilled,pasquil
v,v,v,v
4 primmed,primming,primmest,primmer
v,v,a,a
4 quizzing,quizzes,quizzes,quizzed
v,v,n,v
4 shook hands,shakes hands,shaken hands,shaking hands
v,v,v,v
4 slyest,sliest,slyer,slier
a,a,a,a
4 snugging,snuggest,snugger,snugged
v,a,a,v
4 squattest,squatter,squatted,squatting
a,a,v,v
4 taking pains,takes pains,taken pains,took pains
v,v,v,v
4 tanning,tannest,tanner,tanned
v,a,a,v
4 thinner,thinned,thinning,thinnest
a,v,v,a
4 throws out,thrown out,threw out,throwing out
v,v,v,v
4 trimmed,trimming,trimmest,trimmer
v,v,a,a
4 wanning,wannest,wanner,wanned
v,a,a,v
4 wettest,wetter,wetted,wetting
a,a,v,v
3 allows for,allowing for,allowed for
v,v,v
ban
bandy
bear
bed
begin
bestride
bid
bloody
bog down
busy
caddie
caddy
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
banning,banned,bani
bandiest,bandier,bandied
borne,born,bore
bedding,bedded,bed
began,beginning,begun
bestrode,bestridden,bestrid
bade,bidding,bidden
bloodied,bloodiest,bloodier
bogs down,bogging down,bogged down
busiest,busier,busied
caddied,caddying,caddies
caddying,caddies,caddied
v,v,n
a,a,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,a,a
v,v,v
a,a,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
cleave
colly
cry
curet
deepfreeze
degas
dirty
dizzy
easy
empty
fancy
forget
get
get started
giddy
gin
go
grip
hallah
join battle
join forces
jolly
jump off
ken
ko
lie
man
muddy
nonplus
os
overlie
pen
pretty
program
prologue
savvy
shit
shrink
sing
sink
smite
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
cleft,cloven,clove
collied,colliest,collier
cried,cryings,crying
curetting,curettes,curetted
deep-freezed,deep-freeze,deep-freezes
degassing,degasses,degassed
dirtied,dirtiest,dirtier
dizziest,dizzier,dizzied
easiest,easier,easied
emptier,emptied,emptiest
fancied,fanciest,fancier
forgetting,forgotten,forgot
got,getting,gotten
got started,getting started,gets started
giddier,giddied,giddiest
ginning,gan,ginned
goes,gone,went
gript,gripping,gripped
hallot,challoth,halloth
joining battle,joined battle,joins battle
joining forces,joined forces,joins forces
jolliest,jollier,jollied
jumped off,jumps off,jumping off
kenning,kenned,kent
ko's,ko'ing,ko'd
lay,lain,lying
manned,men,manning
muddier,muddied,muddiest
nonplussing,nonplusses,nonplussed
ora,ossa,osar
overlain,overlying,overlay
penning,penned,pent
prettier,prettied,prettiest
programming,programmes,programmed
prologs,prologing,prologed
savvier,savvied,savviest
shitted,shat,shitting
shrank,shrunken,shrunk
sung,sang,singing
sank,sunken,sunk
smitten,smit,smote
v,v,v
v,a,a
v,n,n
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,a,a
a,a,v
a,a,v
a,v,a
v,a,a
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
a,v,a
v,v,v
n,v,v
v,v,v
n,n,n
v,v,v
v,v,v
a,a,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,n,v
a,v,a
v,v,v
n,n,n
v,v,v
v,v,v
a,v,a
v,v,v
v,v,v
a,v,a
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
spitted,spat,spitting
steadiest,steadier,steadied
swam,swum,swimming
tallaisim,tallitoth,tallithes
thought the world of,thinks the world of,thinking the world of
tidiest,tidier,tidied
tranship,transshipping,transshipped
underlain,underlying,underlay
untidiest,untidier,untidied
weariest,wearier,wearied
better,best,better
v,v,v
a,a,v
v,v,v
n,n,n
v,v,v
a,a,v
v,v,v
v,v,v
a,a,v
a,a,v
r,r,a
spit
3
steady
3
swim
3
tallith
3
think the world of 3
tidy
3
transship
3
underlie
3
untidy
3
weary
3
well
3
whiz
3 whizzes,whizzed,whizzing
v,v,v
morph - 2 (or more) lemmas
SELECT morph,COUNT(morphid) AS N ,GROUP_CONCAT(lemma),GROUP_CONCAT(pos) FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) GROUP BY morphid HAVING N > 1 ORDER BY N DESC
morph
better
appalled
appalling
assegais
auspices
axes
bacchantes
bases
beadsmen
best
bicennaries
brants
caddied
caddies
caddying
comics
distilled
distilling
djinn
enrolled
enrolling
enthralled
N GROUP_CONCAT(lemma) GROUP_CONCAT(pos)
3 well,well,good
r,a,a
2 appall,appal
v,v
2 appall,appal
v,v
2 assagai,assegai
n,n
2 auspice,auspex
n,n
2 ax,axis
n,n
2 bacchant,bacchante
n,n
2 basis,base
n,n
2 bedesman,beadsman
n,n
2 well,good
r,a
2 bicentennial,bicentenary
n,n
2 brent,brant
n,n
2 caddie,caddy
v,v
2 caddy,caddie
v,v
2 caddy,caddie
v,v
2 comic,comic strip
n,n
2 distil,distill
v,v
2 distill,distil
v,v
2 djinny,djinni
n,n
2 enroll,enrol
v,v
2 enroll,enrol
v,v
2 enthrall,enthral
v,v
enthralling
2
entozoa
2
epizoa
2
feed
2
fulfilled
2
fulfilling
2
gasses
2
haggadas
2
halteres
2
ichthyosauruses 2
installed
2
installing
2
leaves
2
litai
2
masses
2
mishnayoth
2
monades
2
morses
2
oedemata
2
oesophagi
2
offer
2
overflown
2
paraleipses
2
plectra
2
ploughmen
2
prothalamia
2
quizzes
2
rabatos
2
saguaros
2
shofroth
2
signori
2
singing
2
soles
2
taeniae
2
taxes
2
touracos
2
enthrall,enthral
entozoan,entozoon
epizoon,epizoan
fee,feed
fulfill,fulfil
fulfill,fulfil
gas,gas
haggadah,haggada
halter,haltere
ichthyosaur,ichthyosaurus
install,instal
install,instal
leave,leaf
litas,lit
masse,mass
mishnah,mishna
monas,monad
mors,morse
oedema,edema
oesophagus,esophagus
offer,off
overfly,overflow
paraleipsis,paralipsis
plectrum,plectron
plowman,ploughman
prothalamium,prothalamion
quiz,quiz
rabato,rebato
sahuaro,saguaro
shophar,shofar
signior,signore
singe,sing
sole,sol
tenia,taenia
tax,taxis
touraco,turaco
v,v
n,n
n,n
v,v
v,v
v,v
v,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
v,v
v,v
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
a,a
v,v
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
v,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
v,v
n,n
n,n
n,n
n,n
tyros
wahhabis
2 tyro,tiro
2 wahhabi,wahabi
n,n
n,n
morph matching several pos
SELECT lemma,morph,GROUP_CONCAT(pos),COUNT(*) AS N FROM morphmaps INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN morphs USING (morphid) GROUP BY wordid,morphid HAVING N > 1 ORDER BY N DESC
lemma morph GROUP_CONCAT(pos) N
gas
gasses v,n
2
quiz quizzes v,n
2
well better r,a
2
WordNet (verbframes)
verbframes
get verb frames for "snow"
SELECT lemma,frame,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframemaps INNER JOIN vframes USING (frameid) INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'snow'
lemma
frame
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
snow Somebody ----s somebody conceal one's true motives from
snow It is ----ing
fall as snow
get example sentence for "snow"
SELECT lemma,sentence,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframesentencemaps LEFT JOIN vframesentences USING (sentenceid) INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'snow'
lemma
sentence
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
snow It was %sing all day long fall as snow
get verb frames for "clean"
SELECT lemma,frame,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframemaps INNER JOIN vframes USING (frameid) RIGHT JOIN words USING (wordid) RIGHT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'clean' ORDER BY synsetid
lemma
frame
clean Somebody ----s
clean Somebody ----s something
clean Somebody ----s somebody
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
clean
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
clean one's body or parts thereo
clean one's body or parts thereo
clean one's body or parts thereo
Somebody ----s something
remove unwanted substances from,
Somebody ----s something
remove shells or husks from
Somebody ----s something
remove unwanted substances from
Something ----s something
remove unwanted substances from
Somebody ----s something PP
remove while making clean
Somebody ----s something
make clean by removing dirt, fil
Something ----s something
make clean by removing dirt, fil
Somebody ----s
clean and tidy up the house
Somebody ----s something
remove all contents or possessio
Something ----s something
remove all contents or possessio
Somebody ----s somebody of something remove all contents or possessio
Somebody ----s PP
remove all contents or possessio
Somebody ----s somebody
deprive wholly of money in a gam
Something ----s
be cleanable
Something is ----ing PP
be cleanable
get example sentence for "clean"
SELECT lemma,sentence,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframesentencemaps LEFT JOIN vframesentences USING (sentenceid) RIGHT JOIN words USING (wordid) RIGHT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'clean' ORDER BY synsetid
lemma
sentence
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
clean They %s themselves
clean one's body or parts thereo
clean The chefs %s the vegetables
remove shells or husks from
clean They %s the snow from the path remove while making clean
clean They %s the cape
make clean by removing dirt, fil
get verb frames for "write"
SELECT lemma,frame,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframemaps INNER JOIN vframes USING (frameid) RIGHT JOIN words USING (wordid) RIGHT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'write' ORDER BY synsetid
lemma
frame
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
write Somebody ----s something
communicate or express by writin
write Somebody ----s somebody
communicate or express by writin
write Somebody ----s something to somebody communicate or express by writin
communicate or express by writin
write Somebody ----s that CLAUSE
write
write
write
write
write
write
write
write
Somebody ----s
Somebody ----s somebody something
Somebody ----s something
Something ----s something
Somebody ----s somebody
Somebody ----s to somebody
Somebody ----s
Somebody ----s something
communicate or express by writin
communicate or express by writin
record data on a computer
record data on a computer
communicate (with) in writing
communicate (with) in writing
mark or trace on a surface
mark or trace on a surface
write
write
write
write
write
Somebody ----s something
Somebody ----s something
Somebody ----s something
Somebody ----s
Somebody ----s something
create code, write a computer pr
produce a literary work
write or name the letters that c
write music
write music
get example sentence for "write"
SELECT lemma,sentence,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframesentencemaps LEFT JOIN vframesentences USING (sentenceid) RIGHT JOIN words USING (wordid) RIGHT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'write' ORDER BY synsetid
lemma
sentence
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
write They %s them the information
communicate or express by writin
write They %s the information to them
communicate or express by writin
write Sam and Sue %s the movie
produce a literary work
write Did he %s his major works over a short period of time? write music
get verb frames and example sentence grouped by synset for "write"
SELECT lemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32),SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(frame) FROM 1 FOR 70),SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(sentence) FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM vframemaps INNER JOIN vframes USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN vframesentencemaps USING (synsetid,wordid) LEFT
JOIN vframesentences USING (sentenceid) RIGHT JOIN words USING (wordid) RIGHT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) WHERE lemma = 'write' GROUP BY synsetid ORDER BY synsetid
lemma SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(frame) FROM 1 FOR 70)
SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(sentence) FROM 1 FOR 32)
write communicate or express by writin
Somebody ----s something,Somebody ----s something,Somebody ----s someb They %s them the information,The
write record data on a computer
Somebody ----s something,Something ----s something
write communicate (with) in writing
Somebody ----s somebody,Somebody ----s to somebody
write mark or trace on a surface
Somebody ----s,Somebody ----s something
write create code, write a computer pr
Somebody ----s something
write produce a literary work
Somebody ----s something
Sam and Sue %s the movie
write write or name the letters that c
Somebody ----s something
write write music
Somebody ----s,Somebody ----s something
Did he %s his major works over a
verbframes matching n senses
SELECT frameid,frame,COUNT(*) AS N FROM verbswithframes GROUP BY frameid ORDER BY N DESC
frameid
frame
8
Somebody ----s something
2
Somebody ----s
9
Somebody ----s somebody
N
13216
5115
5067
11
Something ----s something
4901
1
22
10
4
21
26
20
15
14
24
28
Something ----s
Somebody ----s PP
Something ----s somebody
Something is ----ing PP
Somebody ----s something PP
Somebody ----s that CLAUSE
Somebody ----s somebody PP
Somebody ----s something to somebody
Somebody ----s somebody something
Somebody ----s somebody to INFINITIVE
Somebody ----s to INFINITIVE
3607
2218
2129
1060
1023
679
475
386
202
198
192
16
17
33
31
6
7
27
13
18
5
29
3
34
30
23
19
12
25
32
35
Somebody ----s something from somebody
152
Somebody ----s somebody with something
124
Somebody ----s VERB-ing
111
Somebody ----s something with something
104
Something ----s Adjective/Noun
69
Somebody ----s Adjective
67
Somebody ----s to somebody
64
Somebody ----s on something
57
Somebody ----s somebody of something
57
Something ----s something Adjective/Noun
54
Somebody ----s whether INFINITIVE
51
It is ----ing
43
It ----s that CLAUSE
42
Somebody ----s somebody into V-ing something 37
Somebody's (body part) ----s
35
Somebody ----s something on somebody
34
Something ----s to somebody
25
Somebody ----s somebody INFINITIVE
19
Somebody ----s INFINITIVE
9
Something ----s INFINITIVE
5
sense matching n verbframes
SELECT sensekey,definition,COUNT(*) AS N FROM verbswithframes GROUP BY senseid ORDER BY N DESC LIMIT 20
sensekey
gear_up%2:30:00::
definition
N
make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc 8
prepare%2:30:00::
make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc 8
teach%2:32:00::
impart skills or knowledge to
7
take_hold%2:35:00:: have or hold in one's hands or grip
7
fix%2:30:03::
make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc 7
ready%2:30:00::
make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc 7
set_up%2:30:02::
make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc 7
set%2:30:09::
make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc 7
draw_in%2:35:00:: direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull%2:35:02::
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
draw%2:35:06::
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
pull_in%2:35:00::
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
attract%2:35:00::
direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
beat_back%2:35:00:: cause to move back by force or influence
drive%2:35:11::
cause to move back by force or influence
push_back%2:35:00:: cause to move back by force or influence
force_back%2:35:00:: cause to move back by force or influence
repulse%2:35:00::
cause to move back by force or influence
repel%2:35:00::
cause to move back by force or influence
touch%2:35:00::
make physical contact with, come in contact with
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
verbframes for "prepare"
SELECT lemma,synsetid,frame,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM verbswithframes WHERE lemma = 'prepare' AND synsetid = 200407168
lemma synsetid
frame
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
prepare 200407168 Somebody ----s
make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Somebody ----s something
make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Somebody ----s somebody
make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Something ----s somebody
make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Something ----s something
make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Somebody ----s somebody PP make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Somebody ----s something PP make ready or suitable or equip
prepare 200407168 Somebody ----s to INFINITIVE make ready or suitable or equip
WordNet (cardinality)
general
synset having N words (1..28)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(wordid) AS N FROM synsets LEFT JOIN senses USING(synsetid) GROUP BY synsetid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
1
28
word having N synset (1..75)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(synsetid) AS N FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING(wordid) GROUP BY wordid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
1
75
morphology
morph having N words (1..3)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(wordid) AS N FROM morphs LEFT JOIN morphmaps USING(morphid) GROUP BY morphid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
1
3
word having N morphs (0..7)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(morphid) AS N FROM words LEFT JOIN morphmaps USING(wordid) GROUP BY wordid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
0
7
verb frames
sense having N vframes (0..8)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(frameid) AS N FROM senses LEFT JOIN vframemaps USING(wordid,synsetid) GROUP BY synsetid,wordid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
0
8
vframe having N senses (1..801)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(CONCAT(wordid,synsetid)) AS N FROM vframes LEFT JOIN vframemaps USING(frameid) GROUP BY frameid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
5
13216
verbframe sentences
sense having N vframesentences (0..8)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(sentenceid) AS N FROM senses LEFT JOIN vframesentencemaps USING(wordid,synsetid) GROUP BY synsetid,wordid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
0
4
vframesentences having N senses (1..801)
SELECT MIN(N),MAX(N) FROM ( SELECT COUNT(CONCAT(wordid,synsetid)) AS N FROM vframesentences LEFT JOIN vframesentencemaps USING(sentenceid) GROUP BY sentenceid) AS C
MIN(N) MAX(N)
0
295
WordNet Legacy
merging synsets
synsets that merge - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(srcsynsetid) AS srcsynsetids,synsetid,COUNT(*) AS c FROM synsetmaps2031 GROUP BY synsetid HAVING c > 1 LIMIT 10
srcsynsetids
synsetid c
100017572,113030104 100019793 2
100424160,100737446 100448525 2
100438755,100439051 100463865 2
100564356,104654363 100597009 2
100865764,114051073 100922324 2
100938688,100938830 100998599 2
100952179,104531564 101012626 2
100983027,104140872 101045365 2
100983644,100983968 101046116 2
101129413,101129737 101198357 2
synsets that merge to specific synset - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT srcsynsetid, quality FROM synsetmaps2031 WHERE synsetid = 100019793
srcsynsetid quality
100017572 1
113030104 1
merging senses
senses that merge - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT wordid,lemma,GROUP_CONCAT(srcsynsetid) AS srcsynsetids,synsetid,COUNT(*) AS c,quality FROM sensemaps2130 LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) GROUP BY synsetid,wordid HAVING c > 1 ORDER BY lemma LIMIT 10
wordid lemma
srcsynsetids
synsetid c quality
2466 affiliate 202411704,202564838 202435311 2 1
2492 afflict
201780580,200070038 201797730 2 1
2498 afford
202719910,202335639 202744451 2 1
2866 agree
202717441,201025201 202741793 2 1
4316 alternation 104681685,100996722 101010684 2 0.3
7863 armenian 109551722,108368004 109690371 2 1
11447 barb
201327271,200505896 201339181 2 1
11798 base
200629468,201078166 200636888 2 1
12819 begin
202653426,201060200 202679227 2 1
13062 belong
202280009,202627955 202301680 2 1
SELECT m.wordid,lemma,GROUP_CONCAT(srcsynsetid) AS srcsynsetids,GROUP_CONCAT(s.sensekey) AS srcsensekeys,d.synsetid,d.sensekey,COUNT(*) AS c, quality FROM sensemaps2130 AS m LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN senses21 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid = s.synsetid AND m.wordid =
s.wordid LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid GROUP BY m.synsetid,m.wordid HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 ORDER BY lemma LIMIT 10
wordid lemma
srcsynsetids
srcsensekeys
synsetid
sensekey
c quality
2466 affiliate 202411704,202564838 affiliate%2:41:00::,affiliate%2:41:11::
202435311 affiliate%2:41:00:: 2 1
2492 afflict
201780580,200070038 afflict%2:37:00::,afflict%2:29:00::
201797730 afflict%2:37:00::
21
2498 afford
202719910,202335639 afford%2:42:00::,afford%2:40:01::
202744451 afford%2:42:00::
21
2866 agree
202717441,201025201 agree%2:42:03::,agree%2:32:04::
202741793 agree%2:42:03::
21
4316 alternation 104681685,100996722 alternation%1:07:00::,alternation%1:04:00:: 101010684 alternation%1:04:00:: 2 0.3
7863 armenian 109551722,108368004 armenian%1:18:00::,armenian%1:14:00:: 109690371 armenian%1:18:00:: 2 1
11447 barb
201327271,200505896 barb%2:35:00::,barb%2:30:00::
201339181 barb%2:35:00::
21
11798 base
200629468,201078166 base%2:31:00::,base%2:33:00::
200636888 base%2:31:00::
21
12819 begin
202653426,201060200 begin%2:42:02::,begin%2:32:04::
202679227 begin%2:42:02::
21
13062 belong
202280009,202627955 belong%2:40:00::,belong%2:42:00::
202301680 belong%2:40:00::
21
senses that merge to specific synset - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT s.sensekey,quality FROM sensemaps2130 AS m LEFT JOIN senses21 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid = s.synsetid AND m.wordid = s.wordid LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid WHERE d.sensekey = 'afford%2:42:00::'
sensekey
quality
afford%2:40:01:: 0.7
afford%2:42:00:: 1
forking synsets
synsets that fork - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT srcsynsetid, GROUP_CONCAT(synsetid) AS synsetids,COUNT(*) AS c FROM synsetmaps2031 GROUP BY srcsynsetid HAVING c > 1 LIMIT 10
srcsynsetid
synsetids
c
100016236
100017572
100018827
100022625
100032620
100034839
100051704
100067176
100075465
100098514
100002684,106142175
2
100020270,100019793,100021007 3
100021445,100021914
2
100027365,103687515
2
100037921,105811755
2
100040283,102160606
2
100057732,100055303
2
100073852,107317771
2
100082656,104210932
2
100106640,101248753
2
synsets that fork from specific synset - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT synsetid, quality FROM synsetmaps2031 WHERE srcsynsetid = 100016236
synsetid quality
100002684 1
106142175 1
forking senses
senses that fork - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT wordid,lemma,srcsynsetid,GROUP_CONCAT(synsetid) AS synsetids,COUNT(*) AS c,quality FROM sensemaps2130 LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) GROUP BY srcsynsetid,wordid HAVING c > 1 ORDER BY lemma LIMIT 10
wordid lemma
2498 afford
11798 base
13062 belong
13295 berber
17206 breed
17357 brighten
25143 circle
27202 college
27481 comb
srcsynsetid
synsetids
c quality
202335639 202358034,202744451
2 0.7
201078166 200636888,202756196
2 0.2
202627955 202301680,202737569,202737724,202756359 4 0.6
108368346 106990544,109850317
2 0.2
104868327 105839547,108101410
2 0.2
202142732 200312815,202771169
2 0.2
202682349 201522716,201911339
2 0.2
103038967 103069752,108278169,108278324
3 0.3
105403930 101921440,103074855,103075097
3 0.3
27553 come back 201986635 200548153,200959524,201998982
3 0.2
SELECT m.wordid,lemma,srcsynsetid,s.sensekey,GROUP_CONCAT(d.synsetid) AS synsetids,GROUP_CONCAT(d.sensekey) AS sensekeys,COUNT(*) AS c,quality FROM sensemaps2130 AS m LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN senses21 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid = s.synsetid AND m.wordid = s.wordid
LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid GROUP BY m.srcsynsetid,m.wordid HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 ORDER BY lemma LIMIT 10
wordid lemma srcsynsetid
sensekey
synsetids
sensekeys
c quality
2498 afford
202335639 afford%2:40:01::
202358034,202744451
afford%2:40:01::,afford%2:42:00::
2 0.7
11798 base
201078166 base%2:33:00::
200636888,202756196
base%2:31:00::,base%2:42:04::
2 0.2
13062 belong
202627955 belong%2:42:00::
202301680,202737569,202737724,202756359 belong%2:40:00::,belong%2:42:01::,belong%2:42:02::,belong%2:42:07:: 4 0.6
13295 berber
108368346 berber%1:14:00::
106990544,109850317
berber%1:10:00::,berber%1:18:00::
2 0.2
17206 breed
104868327 breed%1:07:00::
105839547,108101410
breed%1:09:00::,breed%1:14:00::
2 0.2
17357 brighten 202142732 brighten%2:39:00:: 200312815,202771169
brighten%2:30:01::,brighten%2:43:00::
2 0.2
25143 circle
202682349 circle%2:42:00::
201522716,201911339
circle%2:35:12::,circle%2:38:01::
2 0.2
27202 college
103038967 college%1:06:01::
103069752,108278169,108278324
college%1:06:00::,college%1:14:00::,college%1:14:01::
3 0.3
27481 comb
105403930 comb%1:08:00::
101921440,103074855,103075097
comb%1:05:00::,comb%1:06:00::,comb%1:06:01::
3 0.3
27553 come back 201986635 come_back%2:38:00:: 200548153,200959524,201998982
come_back%2:30:00::,come_back%2:32:00::,come_back%2:38:01::
3 0.2
senses that fork from specific synset - wordnet 2.0 to 3.1
SELECT d.sensekey,quality FROM sensemaps2130 AS m LEFT JOIN senses21 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid = s.synsetid AND m.wordid = s.wordid LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid WHERE s.sensekey = 'afford%2:40:01::'
sensekey
quality
afford%2:40:01:: 0.7
afford%2:42:00:: 0.7
abase (mono)
SELECT lemma,quality,s.synsetid AS ssynsetid,s.sensekey AS ssensekey,GROUP_CONCAT(d.synsetid) AS dsynsetids,GROUP_CONCAT(d.sensekey) AS dsensekeys FROM sensemaps2030 AS m LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN senses20 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid = s.synsetid AND m.wordid =
s.wordid LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid WHERE lemma='abase' GROUP BY m.srcsynsetid,m.wordid ORDER BY s.sensekey
lemma quality ssynsetid
ssensekey
dsynsetids dsensekeys
abase 1
201747514 abase%2:37:00:: 201799794 abase%2:37:00::
afford (poly)
SELECT lemma,GROUP_CONCAT(quality),COUNT(*),s.synsetid AS ssynsetid,s.sensekey AS ssensekey,GROUP_CONCAT(d.synsetid) AS dsynsetids,GROUP_CONCAT(d.sensekey) AS dsensekeys FROM sensemaps2030 AS m LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN senses20 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid =
s.synsetid AND m.wordid = s.wordid LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid WHERE lemma='afford' GROUP BY m.srcsynsetid,m.wordid ORDER BY s.sensekey
lemma
afford
afford
afford
afford
GROUP_CONCAT(quality)
COUNT(*) ssynsetid
1
1
1
1
0.4899999833106996,0.4899999833106996,0.699999988079071 3
1
1
ssensekey
dsynsetids
dsensekeys
201156300 afford%2:34:00:: 201192628
afford%2:34:00::
202271697 afford%2:40:00:: 202339171
afford%2:40:00::
202290392 afford%2:40:01:: 202358034,202744451,202744451 afford%2:40:01::,afford%2:42:00::,afford%2:42:00::
202664013 afford%2:42:00:: 202744451
afford%2:42:00::
want, from sensekey
SELECT lemma,GROUP_CONCAT(quality),COUNT(*),s.synsetid AS ssynsetid,s.sensekey AS ssensekey,GROUP_CONCAT(d.synsetid) AS dsynsetids,GROUP_CONCAT(d.sensekey) AS dsensekeys FROM sensemaps2030 AS m LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN senses20 AS s ON m.srcsynsetid =
s.synsetid AND m.wordid = s.wordid LEFT JOIN senses30 AS d ON m.synsetid = d.synsetid AND m.wordid = d.wordid WHERE s.sensekey LIKE 'want\%%' GROUP BY m.srcsynsetid,m.wordid ORDER BY s.sensekey
lemma GROUP_CONCAT(quality) COUNT(*) ssynsetid
ssensekey dsynsetids dsensekeys
want 1
1
107028394 want%1:12:00:: 107486229 want%1:12:00::
want 1
1
108781184 want%1:17:00:: 109367991 want%1:17:00::
want 0.8999999761581421
1
113669190 want%1:26:00:: 114493426 want%1:26:00::
want 1
1
113630173 want%1:26:01:: 114449405 want%1:26:01::
want 1
1
200685831 want%2:31:01:: 200709205 want%2:31:01::
want 1
1
201152480 want%2:34:00:: 201188725 want%2:34:00::
want 1
1
201278011 want%2:35:00:: 201317064 want%2:35:00::
want 1
1
201772101 want%2:37:00:: 201825237 want%2:37:00::
want 1
1
202554064 want%2:42:01:: 202632567 want%2:42:01::
VerbNet
classes
members of vnclasses
SELECT class,COUNT(vnwordid) AS N,SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(lemma) FROM 1 FOR 80) FROM vnclassmembers INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) INNER JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) GROUP BY classid ORDER BY N DESC LIMIT 20
class
other_cos-45.4
amuse-31.1
run-51.3.2
butter-9.9
sound_emission-43.2
fill-9.8
manner_speaking-37.3
judgment-33
animal_sounds-38
N
SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(lemma) FROM 1 FOR 80)
384 vary,vaporize,decrease,grow,construct,flatten,tan,propagate,fuse,pink,open,sprou
248 threaten,throw,titillate,transfix,try,uplift,surprise,alarm,confuse,engage,affec
138 ghost,hop,hurtle,leap,lumber,nip,prance,race,rove,dart,bounce,canter,clump,flit,
133 sequin,shutter,slate,soil,stain,stopper,stucco,tile,veneer,wreathe,zipcode,peppe
125 screech,bellow,click,explode,growl,honk,plop,thunk,toll,rasp,fizz,whir,zing,splu
103 panel,bathe,taint,bandage,blot,dam,entangle,disguise,embellish,endow,flood,gild,
99 squeal,trill,twitter,yap,yelp,boom,moan,rumble,thunder,bleat,trumpet,wheeze,whin
97 salute,accurse,badmouth,bless,condone,eulogize,felicitate,incriminate,honor,laud
73 scrawk,squeak,warble,whinny,groan,ululate,baa,chirp,chitter,coo,crow,hiss,howl,m
tape-22.4
57
debone-10.8
54
cooking-45.3
50
pocket-9.10
50
crane-40.3.2
47
admire-31.2
46
force-59
46
contiguous_location-47.8 45
nonverbal_expression-40.2 45
spatial_configuration-47.6 45
meander-47.7
44
tie,peg,button,epoxy,hinge,lasso,nail,rope,staple,thread,zip,tack,stitch,belt,wi
debark,debur,defat,deflower,defrost,degerm,degum,dehorn,deink,demast,desalt,dest
steep,stir-fry,warm up,brown,charcoal-broil,deep-fry,grill,heat,oven-fry,pan-bro
billet,case,crate,hangar,pillory,wharf,shelve,snare,tree,box,cloister,spit,bank,
crane,flash,flutter,rub,shuffle,toss,wag,hunch,roll,show,waggle,smack,cross,knit
adore,deify,exalt,grudge,reaffirm,respect,tolerate,venerate,distrust,lament,rue,
tempt,coerce,force,inveigle,oblige,rush,spur,bullshit,hound,fox,draw,prompt,push
top,follow,envelop,flank,overcast,rim,skirt,surround,enshroud,cap,bound,contain,
cackle,simper,smile,gasp,titter,frown,jeer,scoff,snicker,weep,whistle,growl,chuc
rise,bend,flop,lean,squat,stoop,bow,jut,protrude,swag,sag,stand,project,hover,ti
tumble,climb,lance,go,cascade,crest,undulate,veer,turn,dip,rise,bend,angle,meand
vnclasses of verb
SELECT lemma,COUNT(classid) N,SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(class) FROM 1 FOR 80) FROM vnclassmembers INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) INNER JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) GROUP BY vnwordid ORDER BY N DESC LIMIT 20
lemma N
SUBSTRING(GROUP_CONCAT(class) FROM 1 FOR 80)
roll
12 coil-9.6,run-51.3.2,sound_existence-47.4,build-26.1,roll-51.3.1,sound_emission-4
take 9 convert-26.6.2,performance-26.7-2,characterize-29.2,hire-13.5.3,bring-11.3,fit-5
cut
8 cut-21.1,split-23.2,build-26.1-1,meander-47.7,braid-41.2.2,hurt-40.8.3-2,amuse-3
shake 8 funnel-9.3-2-1,shake-22.3-2,crane-40.3.2,shake-22.3,body_internal_states-40.6,mo
kick 7
paint 7
draw 7
pass 7
burn 7
rise
6
hang 6
hit
6
run
6
pull 6
push 6
count 6
feel
6
turn 6
write 6
scratch 6
body_internal_motion-49,split-23.2,hit-18.1-1,crane-40.3.2,throw-17.1-1-1,carrybutter-9.9,performance-26.7-2-1,braid-41.2.2,image_impression-25.1,coloring-24,c
carry-11.4,remove-10.1,performance-26.7-2-1,force-59-1,split-23.2,force-59,scrib
occurrence-48.3,meander-47.7,throw-17.1-1,give-13.1,spend_time-104,consume-66,se
entity_specific_modes_being-47.2,pain-40.8.1,entity_specific_cos-45.5,other_cosappear-48.1.1,meander-47.7,escape-51.1,calibratable_cos-45.6-1,assuming_position
poison-42.2,crane-40.3.2,spray-9.7-1,assuming_position-50,spatial_configurationcontiguous_location-47.8-1,throw-17.1-1,bump-18.4,reach-51.8,hurt-40.8.3,hit-18.
preparing-26.3-1,meander-47.7,carry-11.4,swarm-47.5.1-1,bump-18.4,run-51.3.2
get-13.5.1,split-23.2,carry-11.4,push-12-1,hurt-40.8.3-1-1,hold-15.1-1
force-59,split-23.2,carry-11.4-1-1,push-12-1-1,hold-15.1-1,funnel-9.3-2-1
matter-91,masquerade-29.6,estimate-34.2,rely-70,characterize-29.2,multiply-108
marvel-31.3-3,hunt-35.1,consider-29.9-2,stimulus_subject-30.4,conjecture-29.5-1,
hurt-40.8.3-1-1,crane-40.3.2,turn-26.6.1-1,convert-26.6.2,roll-51.3.1,meander-47
say-37.7,performance-26.7-2-1,lecture-37.11-1,transfer_mesg-37.1.1-1-1,create-26
hurt-40.8.3-2,wipe_manner-10.4.1-1,cut-21.1-1,swat-18.2,scribble-25.2,rummage-35
vn class members
SELECT * FROM vnclassmembers LEFT JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) ORDER BY classid, lemma LIMIT 20
vnwordid classid wordid lemma
1
1
994
accept
4
1
37220 discourage
5
1
disprefer
3
1
42235 encourage
6
1
110031 reject
7
1
110419 repent
8
1
113394 rue
2
1
137855 understand
9
2
1070 accompany
10
2
28651 conduct
11
2
43633 escort
12
2
60606 guide
13
2
76174 lead
14
2
85510 misdirect
15
2
118893 shepherd
16
2
125674 steer
22
3
973
accede
17
3
1447 acquiesce
20
3
16557 bow
25
3
20607 capitulate
vn class member senses
SELECT * FROM vnclassmembersenses LEFT JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) ORDER BY classid, lemma LIMIT 20
vnwordid classid sensenum synsetid
sensekey
quality wordid lemma
1
1
1
200721155 accept%2:31:01
1
994
accept
1
1
2
200670723 accept%2:31:03
1
994
accept
4
1
1
200910052 discourage%2:32:01 0
37220 discourage
4
1
2
201823114 discourage%2:37:00 1
37220 discourage
5
1
0
1
disprefer
3
1
1
202560630 encourage%2:41:00 0
42235 encourage
3
1
2
201822202 encourage%2:37:00 1
42235 encourage
6
1
0
1
110031 reject
7
1
1
201800811 repent%2:37:01
0
110419 repent
7
1
2
201800593 repent%2:37:00
0
110419 repent
8
1
1
201800593 rue%2:37:00
0
113394 rue
2
1
1
200595453 understand%2:31:04 0
137855 understand
9
2
1
202029396 accompany%2:38:00 1
1070 accompany
9
10
11
11
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
202722642 accompany%2:42:01 0.5
202003830 conduct%2:38:01
1
202029675 escort%2:38:00
1
202029932 escort%2:38:01
1
1070
28651
43633
43633
accompany
conduct
escort
escort
12
12
12
2
2
2
1
2
3
201935739 guide%2:38:01
202003830 guide%2:38:00
201214794 guide%2:35:00
0
0
0
60606 guide
60606 guide
60606 guide
vn class "accompany-51.27", selected by id
SELECT * FROM vnclasses INNER JOIN vnclassmembersenses USING (classid) LEFT JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) WHERE classid = 2 ORDER BY lemma
vnwordid classid
class
classtag sensenum synsetid
sensekey
quality wordid lemma
9
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202029396 accompany%2:38:00 1
1070 accompany
9
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
2
202722642 accompany%2:42:01 0.5
1070 accompany
10
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202003830 conduct%2:38:01
1
28651 conduct
11
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
2
202029932 escort%2:38:01
1
43633 escort
11
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202029675 escort%2:38:00
1
43633 escort
12
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
201935739 guide%2:38:01
0
60606 guide
12
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
2
202003830 guide%2:38:00
0
60606 guide
12
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
3
201214794 guide%2:35:00
0
60606 guide
13
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202003830 lead%2:38:01
0
76174 lead
14
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202004320 misdirect%2:38:00 0
85510 misdirect
14
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
2
200993057 misdirect%2:32:00 0
85510 misdirect
15
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202555865 shepherd%2:41:01 1
118893 shepherd
16
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
2
202444597 steer%2:41:00
0
125674 steer
16
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
201935739 steer%2:38:00
0
125674 steer
vn class "accompany-51.27", selected by name
SELECT * FROM vnclasses INNER JOIN vnclassmembersenses USING (classid) LEFT JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) WHERE class LIKE 'accompany%' ORDER BY lemma
vnwordid classid
class
classtag sensenum synsetid
sensekey
quality wordid lemma
9
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202029396 accompany%2:38:00 1
1070 accompany
9
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
2
202722642 accompany%2:42:01 0.5
1070 accompany
10
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202003830 conduct%2:38:01
1
28651 conduct
11
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
202029675 escort%2:38:00
1
43633 escort
accompany-51.7 51.7
11
2
2
202029932 escort%2:38:01
1
43633 escort
12
12
12
2
2
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
2
3
201935739 guide%2:38:01
202003830 guide%2:38:00
201214794 guide%2:35:00
0
0
0
60606 guide
60606 guide
60606 guide
13
14
14
15
16
16
2
2
2
2
2
2
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
accompany-51.7 51.7
1
1
2
1
1
2
202003830 lead%2:38:01
202004320 misdirect%2:38:00
200993057 misdirect%2:32:00
202555865 shepherd%2:41:01
201935739 steer%2:38:00
202444597 steer%2:41:00
0
0
0
1
0
0
76174 lead
85510 misdirect
85510 misdirect
118893 shepherd
125674 steer
125674 steer
vn class, lemma, senses
SELECT class,lemma, GROUP_CONCAT(sensekey) FROM vnclassmembersenses LEFT JOIN vnwords USING (vnwordid) LEFT JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) GROUP BY wordid,classid ORDER BY classid, lemma LIMIT 20
class
lemma
GROUP_CONCAT(sensekey)
accept-77
accept
accept%2:31:03,accept%2:31:01
accept-77
discourage discourage%2:37:00,discourage%2:32:01
accept-77
disprefer
accept-77
encourage encourage%2:37:00,encourage%2:41:00
accept-77
reject
accept-77
repent
repent%2:37:00,repent%2:37:01
accept-77
rue
rue%2:37:00
accept-77
understand understand%2:31:04
accompany-51.7 accompany accompany%2:42:01,accompany%2:38:00
accompany-51.7 conduct
conduct%2:38:01
accompany-51.7 escort
escort%2:38:01,escort%2:38:00
accompany-51.7 guide
guide%2:35:00,guide%2:38:00,guide%2:38:01
accompany-51.7 lead
lead%2:38:01
accompany-51.7 misdirect misdirect%2:32:00,misdirect%2:38:00
accompany-51.7 shepherd shepherd%2:41:01
accompany-51.7 steer
steer%2:41:00,steer%2:38:00
acquiesce-95
accede
accede%2:32:01,accede%2:32:00
acquiesce-95
acquiesce-95
acquiesce acquiesce%2:32:00
acquiesce-95
capitulate capitulate%2:33:00
bow
bow%2:32:01
roletypes
vn role types
SELECT * FROM vnroletypes
roletypeid
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
roletype
Agent
Asset
Attribute
Beneficiary
Cause
Co-Agent
Co-Patient
Co-Theme
Destination
Experiencer
Extent
Goal
Initial_Location
Instrument
Location
Material
Patient
Pivot
Predicate
Product
Recipient
Reflexive
Result
Source
Stimulus
Theme
Time
Topic
Trajectory
Value
roles
get verbnet thematic roles for verb "want"
SELECT v.lemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32),class,roletype,selrestrs FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnrolemaps USING (vnwordid,synsetid) INNER JOIN vnroles USING (roleid)
INNER JOIN vnroletypes USING (roletypeid) LEFT JOIN vnselrestrs USING (selrestrsid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) WHERE pos='v' AND w.lemma='want' ORDER BY synsetid,classid,roletype
lemma SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
class
roletype
selrestrs
want wish or demand the presence of
appoint-29.1 Agent <SELRESTRS logic="or"><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/><SELRESTR Value="+" type="organization"/></SELRESTRS>
want wish or demand the presence of
appoint-29.1 Result <SELRESTRS/>
want wish or demand the presence of
appoint-29.1 Theme <SELRESTRS/>
want wish or demand the presence of
want-32.1-1-1 Pivot
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
want wish or demand the presence of
want-32.1-1-1 Theme <SELRESTRS/>
want have need of
want-32.1-1-1 Pivot
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
want have need of
want-32.1-1-1 Theme <SELRESTRS/>
want hunt or look for; want for a par
want-32.1-1-1 Pivot
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
want hunt or look for; want for a par
want-32.1-1-1 Theme <SELRESTRS/>
want feel or have a desire for; want
want-32.1-1-1 Pivot
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
want feel or have a desire for; want
want-32.1-1-1 Theme <SELRESTRS/>
want be without, lack; be deficient i
want-32.1-1-1 Pivot
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
want be without, lack; be deficient i
want-32.1-1-1 Theme <SELRESTRS/>
vn class (and word members) having "Stimulus" role
SELECT class,GROUP_CONCAT(w.lemma) FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnrolemaps USING (vnwordid,synsetid) INNER JOIN vnroles USING (roleid) INNER JOIN vnroletypes USING
(roletypeid) LEFT JOIN vnselrestrs USING (selrestrsid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) WHERE roletype = 'Stimulus' GROUP BY roleid
class
GROUP_CONCAT(w.lemma)
like,taste,impress,mind,lose it,arouse,offend,sympathize,taste,confuse,flip
out,dispose,hear,dismay,stimulate,grieve,value,scan,excite,trouble,enthuse,gloat,fear,palpitate,intoxicate,blanch,bother,beguile,perplex,recoil,daze,revolt,bother,appreciate,examine,distress,stun,suffer,deplore,spot,flatter,vex,niggle,mope,affront,smart,jolt,nod
admireoff,gaze,boggle,provoke,enthuse,feel,devastate,scandalize,rage,favor,investigate,enchant,tempt,rejoice,loathe,view,fuddle,grieve,cower,rejoice,amaze,mortify,understand,look,captivate,rankle,marvel,see,disconcert,shock,worry,revere,observe,enrapture,thrill,approve,suffer,witness,humiliate,shudder,flip
31.2-1
out,antagonize,numb,follow,snoop,comfort,repel,start,see,disgust,spook,care,tolerate,recognize,exasperate,torment,weary,regret,look,fret,love,burn,inspire,care,react,astonish,overwhelm,balk,detect,convince,go ballistic,predispose,discover,displease,stir,ache,worship,scent
out,fascinate,unsettle,hunger,hate,prickle,invigorate,black out,pain,bewilder,placate,wince,delight,ruffle,fre
vn roles for "guide" by synset
SELECT synsetid,class,w.lemma,GROUP_CONCAT(roletype ORDER BY roletype),SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64) FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnrolemaps USING
(vnwordid,synsetid) INNER JOIN vnroles USING (roleid) INNER JOIN vnroletypes USING (roletypeid) LEFT JOIN vnselrestrs USING (selrestrsid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) WHERE w.lemma = 'guide' GROUP BY synsetid,classid ORDER BY synsetid,classid
synsetid
class
lemma GROUP_CONCAT(roletype ORDER BY roletype)
SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 64)
201214794 accompany-51.7 guide Agent,Destination,Theme
pass over, across, or through
201935739 accompany-51.7 guide Agent,Destination,Theme
direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
201935739 force-59-1
guide Agent,Patient,Result
direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
202003830 accompany-51.7 guide Agent,Destination,Theme
take somebody somewhere
202444597 force-59-1
guide Agent,Patient,Result
be a guiding or motivating force or drive
vn roles for "guide" by synset (VerbNet-like entry)
SELECT w.lemma,class,sensekey,roletype,selrestrs,rquality FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnrolemaps USING (vnwordid,synsetid) INNER JOIN vnroles USING (roleid) INNER JOIN vnroletypes
USING (roletypeid) LEFT JOIN vnselrestrs USING (selrestrsid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) WHERE w.lemma = 'guide' ORDER BY classid,sensekey,roletype,selrestrs
lemma
class
sensekey
roletype
selrestrs
rquality
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:35:00:: Agent
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:35:00:: Destination <SELRESTRS/>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:35:00:: Theme
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:38:00:: Agent
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:38:00:: Destination <SELRESTRS/>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:38:00:: Theme
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:38:01:: Agent
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:38:01:: Destination <SELRESTRS/>
0
guide accompany-51.7 guide%2:38:01:: Theme
<SELRESTRS><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/></SELRESTRS>
0
guide force-59-1
guide%2:38:01:: Agent
<SELRESTRS logic="or"><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/><SELRESTR Value="+" type="organization"/></SELRESTRS> 0
guide force-59-1
guide%2:38:01:: Patient
<SELRESTRS logic="or"><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/><SELRESTR Value="+" type="organization"/></SELRESTRS> 0
guide force-59-1
guide%2:38:01:: Result
<SELRESTRS/>
0
guide force-59-1
guide%2:41:00:: Agent
<SELRESTRS logic="or"><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/><SELRESTR Value="+" type="organization"/></SELRESTRS> 1
guide force-59-1
guide%2:41:00:: Patient
<SELRESTRS logic="or"><SELRESTR Value="+" type="animate"/><SELRESTR Value="+" type="organization"/></SELRESTRS> 1
guide force-59-1
guide%2:41:00:: Result
<SELRESTRS/>
1
frames
get verbnet frame (syntax/semantics/example) for verb "want"
SELECT w.lemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32),framename,framesubname,syntax,semantics,example FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnframemaps USING (vnwordid,synsetid)
INNER JOIN vnframes USING (frameid) INNER JOIN vnsyntaxes USING (syntaxid) INNER JOIN vnsemantics USING (semanticsid) INNER JOIN vnframenames USING (nameid) LEFT JOIN vnframesubnames USING (subnameid) LEFT JOIN vnexamplemaps USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN vnexamples USING
(exampleid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) WHERE pos='v' AND w.lemma='want'
lemma
SUBSTRING(definition
framename framesubname
FROM 1 FOR 32)
want
wish or demand the
presence of
want
wish or demand the
presence of
want
wish or demand the
presence of
want
wish or demand the
presence of
NP V NP
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
NP V NP
NP-TO-INF
S_INF
NP V NP
NP-TOBE
TO BE ADJ
want
want
NP V NP
NP
NP-NP
syntax
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
NP V NP
NP-PP; AS-PP <LEX value="as"/><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS><SYNRESTR Value="-" type="sentential"/>
PP.RESULT
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
INFINITIVAL <NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
NP V NP
COPULAR
<LEX value="to"/><LEX value="be"/><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS><SYNRESTR Value="-"
TO BE NP
CLAUSE
type="sentential"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
BASIC
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="to_be"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
semantics
<PRED value="designated"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="result(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="cause"><ARGS><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
<ARG type="Event" value="E"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="designated"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="result(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="cause"><ARGS><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
<ARG type="Event" value="E"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="designated"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="result(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="cause"><ARGS><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
<ARG type="Event" value="E"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="designated"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="result(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="cause"><ARGS><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
<ARG type="Event" value="E"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
example
We elected him
governor
We elected him
as governor
We elected Alan
to be our new
governor
They elected
John
I needed him to
go
I need him to be
nice
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
wish or demand the
presence of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
have need of
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
have need of
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
hunt or look for; want for
a par
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
NP V FOR
NP S_INF
NP V
S_ING
NP V NP
ADJ
NP V NP
ADV
NP V
S_ING
NP V NP
ADJ
NP V NP
S_ING
FOR-TO-INF <NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="for_comp"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ING-NP-OMIT
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_omit_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP-ADJP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
PRED
<ADJ/>
NP-ADVP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
PRED
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="acc_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP-VEN-NP- <NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
OMIT
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_ppart"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
POSSING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="poss_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP V S_INF TO-INF-SC
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="sc_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
BASIC
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
TRANSITIVE
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TO-INF
S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TOBE
TO BE ADJ
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="to_be"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V FOR
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
FOR-TO-INF
NP S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="for_comp"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ING-NP-OMIT
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_omit_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
NP-ADJP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
ADJ
PRED
<ADJ/>
NP V NP
NP-ADVP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
ADV
PRED
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-ING
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="acc_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
NP-VEN-NP- <NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ADJ
OMIT
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_ppart"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP V NP
POSSING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="poss_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
S_ING
NP V S_INF TO-INF-SC
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="sc_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
BASIC
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
TRANSITIVE
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TO-INF
S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TOBE
TO BE ADJ
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="to_be"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V FOR
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
FOR-TO-INF
NP S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="for_comp"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ING-NP-OMIT
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_omit_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
NP-ADJP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
ADJ
PRED
<ADJ/>
NP V NP
NP-ADVP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
ADV
PRED
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-ING
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="acc_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
NP-VEN-NP- <NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ADJ
OMIT
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_ppart"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
POSSING
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="poss_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP V S_INF TO-INF-SC
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="sc_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
BASIC
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
TRANSITIVE
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TO-INF
S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TOBE
TO BE ADJ
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="to_be"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V FOR
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
FOR-TO-INF
NP S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="for_comp"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
I need for her to
be happy
I need exercising
She wanted the
meat red
I needed him
here
I need him
cooking
I need the
children found
I needed his
cooking
I needed to come
Dorothy needs
new shoes
I needed him to
go
I need him to be
nice
I need for her to
be happy
I need exercising
She wanted the
meat red
I needed him
here
I need him
cooking
I need the
children found
I needed his
cooking
I needed to come
Dorothy needs
new shoes
I needed him to
go
I need him to be
nice
I need for her to
be happy
I need exercising
She wanted the
meat red
I needed him
here
I need him
cooking
I need the
children found
I needed his
cooking
I needed to come
Dorothy needs
new shoes
I needed him to
go
I need him to be
nice
I need for her to
be happy
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
want
S_ING
ING-NP-OMIT <SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_omit_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
I need exercising
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
feel or have a desire for;
want
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
be without, lack; be
deficient i
NP V NP
ADJ
NP V NP
ADV
NP V
S_ING
NP V NP
ADJ
NP V NP
S_ING
NP-ADJPPRED
NP-ADVPPRED
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="desire"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Pivot"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
She wanted the
meat red
I needed him
here
I need him
cooking
I need the
children found
I needed his
cooking
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<ADJ/>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="acc_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP-VEN-NP- <NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
OMIT
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_ppart"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
POSSING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="poss_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP V S_INF TO-INF-SC
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="sc_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
BASIC
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
TRANSITIVE
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TO-INF
S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-TOBE
TO BE ADJ
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="to_be"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V FOR
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
FOR-TO-INF
NP S_INF
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="for_comp"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ING-NP-OMIT
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_omit_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
NP-ADJP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
ADJ
PRED
<ADJ/>
NP V NP
NP-ADVP<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
ADV
PRED
NP V
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP-ING
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="acc_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
NP-VEN-NP- <NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
ADJ
OMIT
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="np_ppart"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
POSSING
S_ING
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="poss_ing"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS>
NP V S_INF TO-INF-SC
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="sc_to_inf"/></SYNRESTRS></NP>
BASIC
NP V NP
<NP value="Pivot"><SYNRESTRS/></NP><VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
TRANSITIVE
NP-ING
I needed to come
Dorothy needs
new shoes
I needed him to
go
I need him to be
nice
I need for her to
be happy
I need exercising
She wanted the
meat red
I needed him
here
I need him
cooking
I need the
children found
I needed his
cooking
I needed to come
Dorothy needs
new shoes
lemma whose frames have semantics involving the "rotational_motion" predicate
SELECT w.lemma,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32),framename,framesubname,frameid,SUBSTRING(semantics FROM 1 FOR 32) FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnframemaps USING
(vnwordid,synsetid) INNER JOIN vnframes USING (frameid) INNER JOIN vnsyntaxes USING (syntaxid) INNER JOIN vnsemantics USING (semanticsid) INNER JOIN vnframenames USING (nameid) LEFT JOIN vnframesubnames USING (subnameid) LEFT JOIN vnexamplemaps USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN
vnexamples USING (exampleid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) INNER JOIN vnpredicatemaps USING (semanticsid) INNER JOIN vnpredicates USING (predid) WHERE pred='rotational_motion' ORDER BY lemma,framename,framesubname
lemma SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32)
framename
framesubname
frameid SUBSTRING(semantics FROM 1 FOR 32)
coil
wind around something in coils o
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
coil
wind around something in coils o
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
coil
wind around something in coils o
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
curl twist or roll into coils or ring
curl
curl
curl
shape one's body into a curl
wind around something in coils o
twist or roll into coils or ring
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
curl
curl
curl
curl
curl
loop
loop
loop
loop
roll
roll
rotate
rotate
spin
shape one's body into a curl
wind around something in coils o
shape one's body into a curl
wind around something in coils o
twist or roll into coils or ring
make a loop in
wind around something in coils o
make a loop in
wind around something in coils o
arrange or or coil around
arrange or or coil around
turn on or around an axis or a c
turn on or around an axis or a c
cause to spin
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
510
510
846
846
846
510
510
846
846
510
846
510
846
510
spin
swing
swing
swing
cause to spin
move in a curve or arc, usually
change direction with a swinging
move in a curve or arc, usually
swing change direction with a swinging
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
swing
swing
swirl
swirl
twine
twine
twirl
twirl
twirl
twist
twist
twist
whirl
whirl
wind
wind
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V ADV-MIDDLE
MIDDLE CONSTRUCTION 107
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
NP V NP PP.LOCATION NP-PP; PATH-PP
510
NP V PP.LOCATION
PP; PATH-PP
846
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
<PRED value="rotational_motion">
move in a curve or arc, usually
change direction with a swinging
turn in a twisting or spinning m
turn in a twisting or spinning m
arrange or or coil around
arrange or or coil around
cause to spin
cause to spin
cause to spin
form into twists
form into twists
form into twists
cause to spin
cause to spin
arrange or or coil around
arrange or or coil around
groupings
vn groupings
SELECT * FROM vngroupingmaps LEFT JOIN vngroupings USING(groupingid) LEFT JOIN vnwords USING(vnwordid) LEFT JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) ORDER BY groupingid LIMIT 20
classid vnwordid groupingid groupingmapid
grouping
wordid
lemma
class
classtag
261 2603
2
1938
abandon.01
419
abandon
leave-51.2
51.2
320 2935
3
2269
abate.01
436
abate
other_cos-45.4
45.4
413 3859
4
3313
abduct.01
493
abduct
steal-10.5
10.5
365 3452
5
2753
abolish.01
616
abolish
remove-10.1
10.1
431 3932
6
3399
abound.01
649
abound
swarm-47.5.1-2-1
47.5.1-2-1
365 3453
7
2754
abstract.02
795
abstract
remove-10.1
10.1
254 2548
8
1894
abuse.01
836
abuse
judgment-33
33
3
22
9
19
accede.01
973
accede
acquiesce-95
95
320 2939
10
2270
accelerate.01
975
accelerate
other_cos-45.4
45.4
1
1
11
1
accept.01
994
accept
accept-77
77
314 1
11
2222
accept.01
994
accept
obtain-13.5.2
13.5.2
1
1
12
2
accept.02
994
accept
accept-77
77
75
1
12
701
accept.02
994
accept
characterize-29.2-1-1 29.2-1-1
1
1
13
3
accept.03
994
accept
accept-77
77
75
1
13
702
accept.03
994
accept
characterize-29.2-1-1 29.2-1-1
5
34
14
25
accommodate.02 1055 accommodate adjust-26.9
26.9
2
9
15
9
accompany.01 1070 accompany accompany-51.7
51.7
92
1320
16
799
accomplish.01 1075 accomplish complete-55.2
55.2
314 2892
17
2223
accrue.01
1134 accrue
obtain-13.5.2
13.5.2
232 2363
18
1696
accumulate.01 1142 accumulate herd-47.5.2
47.5.2
vn groupings: grouping, class, lemma
SELECT groupingid,grouping, class, lemma FROM vngroupingmaps LEFT JOIN vngroupings USING(groupingid) LEFT JOIN vnwords USING(vnwordid) LEFT JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) ORDER BY groupingid LIMIT 20
groupingid
grouping
2
abandon.01
3
abate.01
4
abduct.01
5
abolish.01
6
abound.01
7
abstract.02
8
abuse.01
9
accede.01
10
accelerate.01
11
accept.01
11
accept.01
class
leave-51.2
other_cos-45.4
steal-10.5
remove-10.1
swarm-47.5.1-2-1
remove-10.1
judgment-33
acquiesce-95
other_cos-45.4
accept-77
obtain-13.5.2
lemma
abandon
abate
abduct
abolish
abound
abstract
abuse
accede
accelerate
accept
accept
12
12
13
13
14
15
16
17
18
accept.02
accept-77
accept
accept.02
characterize-29.2-1-1 accept
accept.03
accept-77
accept
accept.03
characterize-29.2-1-1 accept
accommodate.02 adjust-26.9
accommodate
accompany.01 accompany-51.7
accompany
accomplish.01 complete-55.2
accomplish
accrue.01
obtain-13.5.2
accrue
accumulate.01 herd-47.5.2
accumulate
vn groupings: grouping, classes, lemma
SELECT lemma, grouping, GROUP_CONCAT(class) FROM vngroupingmaps LEFT JOIN vngroupings USING(groupingid) LEFT JOIN vnwords USING(vnwordid) LEFT JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) GROUP BY grouping ORDER BY groupingid LIMIT 20
lemma
grouping
GROUP_CONCAT(class)
abandon
abandon.01
leave-51.2
abate
abate.01
other_cos-45.4
abduct
abduct.01
steal-10.5
abolish
abolish.01
remove-10.1
abound
abound.01
swarm-47.5.1-2-1
abstract
abstract.02
remove-10.1
abuse
abuse.01
judgment-33
accede
accede.01
acquiesce-95
accelerate
accelerate.01
other_cos-45.4
accept
accept.01
accept-77,obtain-13.5.2
accept
accept.02
characterize-29.2-1-1,accept-77
accept
accept.03
accept-77,characterize-29.2-1-1
accommodate accommodate.02 adjust-26.9
accompany accompany.01 accompany-51.7
accomplish accomplish.01 complete-55.2
accrue
accrue.01
obtain-13.5.2
accumulate accumulate.01 obtain-13.5.2,herd-47.5.2
accumulate accumulate.02 herd-47.5.2
accuse
accuse.01
suspect-81
ache
ache.01
tingle-40.8.2
wordnet
vn roles/frames for "guide%2:38" (VerbNet-like entry)
SELECT DISTINCT sensekey,class,framename,framesubname,number,xtag,syntax,semantics,exampleset,roletype,selrestrs,fquality,rquality FROM words AS w LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN vnwords AS v USING (wordid) INNER JOIN vnrolemaps USING
(vnwordid,synsetid) INNER JOIN vnframemaps USING (vnwordid,synsetid,classid) INNER JOIN vnroles USING (roleid) INNER JOIN vnroletypes USING (roletypeid) LEFT JOIN vnselrestrs USING (selrestrsid) INNER JOIN vnframes USING (frameid) INNER JOIN vnsyntaxes USING (syntaxid) INNER JOIN
vnsemantics USING (semanticsid) INNER JOIN vnframenames USING (nameid) LEFT JOIN vnframesubnames USING (subnameid) LEFT JOIN vnexamplemaps USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN vnexamples USING (exampleid) INNER JOIN vnclasses USING (classid) LEFT JOIN vnexamplesets USING (frameid)
WHERE sensekey LIKE 'guide%%2:38%' ORDER BY synsetid,class ASC,frameid ASC,roletypeid ASC
sensekey
class
framename
framesubname number xtag
syntax
guide%2:38:01::
accompanyNP V NP
51.7
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP>
guide%2:38:01::
accompanyNP V NP
51.7
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP>
guide%2:38:01::
accompanyNP V NP
51.7
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP>
guide%2:38:01::
accompany- NP V NP
NP-PP; PATH0.2
51.7
PP.DESTINATION PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP><SELRESTRS><SELRESTR
Value="+" type="spatial"/></SELRESTRS>
</PREP><NP value="Destination">
<SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
semantics
exampleset roletype
selrestrs
Jackie
<SELRESTRS>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
accompanied
<SELRESTR
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Rose|Jackie Agent
Value="+"
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
chased the
type="animate"/>
thief
</SELRESTRS>
Jackie
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
accompanied
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Rose|Jackie Destination <SELRESTRS/>
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
chased the
thief
Jackie
<SELRESTRS>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
accompanied
<SELRESTR
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Rose|Jackie Theme
Value="+"
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
chased the
type="animate"/>
thief
</SELRESTRS>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
<SELRESTRS>
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Jackie
<SELRESTR
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG
accompanied
Agent
Value="+"
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED
Rose to the
type="animate"/>
value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/><ARG
store
</SELRESTRS>
type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Jackie
fquality rquality
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
NP-PP; PATH- 0.2
guide%2:38:01:: accompany- NP V NP
51.7
PP.DESTINATION PP
accompany- NP V NP
NP-PP; PATHguide%2:38:01::
0.2
51.7
PP.DESTINATION PP
</NP><PREP><SELRESTRS><SELRESTR
Value="+" type="spatial"/></SELRESTRS>
</PREP><NP value="Destination">
<SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP><SELRESTRS><SELRESTR
Value="+" type="spatial"/></SELRESTRS>
</PREP><NP value="Destination">
<SYNRESTRS/></NP>
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED
value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole"
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED
value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED>
accompanied Destination <SELRESTRS/>
Rose to the
store
Jackie
accompanied
Theme
Rose to the
store
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="?Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
</NP>
I forced him Agent
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="?Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
</NP>
I forced him Patient
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="?Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
</NP>
I forced him Result
NP-PP; INTO0.2
PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP value="into"><SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.1
</PREP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="-" type="sentential"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced John
into the
Agent
chairmanship
NP-PP; INTO0.2
PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP value="into"><SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.1
</PREP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="-" type="sentential"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced John
into the
Patient
chairmanship
NP-PP; INTO0.2
PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP value="into"><SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.1
</PREP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="-" type="sentential"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced John
into the
Result
chairmanship
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1
NP V NP
PP.RESULT
NP V NP
PP.RESULT
NP V NP
PP.RESULT
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP S_INF
NP-TO-INFOC
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP S_INF
NP-TO-INFOC
8.1
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.1 </NP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="oc_to_inf"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced him
Agent
to come
8.1
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.1 </NP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="oc_to_inf"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced him
Patient
to come
<SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
</SELRESTRS>
0
0
0
0
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS/>
0
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS/>
0
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8.1
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/> <PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.1 </NP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="oc_to_inf"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
NP-P-ING-OC;
0.2
INTO-PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP value="into"><SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.2
</PREP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="oc_ing"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced him
Agent
into coming
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP S_ING
NP-P-ING-OC;
0.2
INTO-PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP value="into"><SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.2
</PREP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="oc_ing"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced him
Patient
into coming
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP S_ING
NP-P-ING-OC;
0.2
INTO-PP
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Patient"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP value="into"><SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="force"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
0.2
</PREP><NP value="Result"><SYNRESTRS>
<ARG type="ThemRole" value="Patient"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Result"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTR Value="+" type="oc_ing"/>
</SYNRESTRS></NP>
I forced him
Result
into coming
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP S_INF
guide%2:38:01:: force-59-1 NP V NP S_ING
NP-TO-INFOC
guide%2:38:00::
accompanyNP V NP
51.7
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
guide%2:38:00::
accompanyNP V NP
51.7
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
guide%2:38:00::
accompanyNP V NP
51.7
BASIC
0.2
TRANSITIVE
guide%2:38:00::
accompany- NP V NP
NP-PP; PATH0.2
51.7
PP.DESTINATION PP
accompany- NP V NP
NP-PP; PATHguide%2:38:00::
0.2
51.7
PP.DESTINATION PP
accompany- NP V NP
NP-PP; PATHguide%2:38:00::
0.2
51.7
PP.DESTINATION PP
statistics
stats: role maps
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM vnrolemaps
COUNT(*)
26579
I forced him
Result
to come
<SELRESTRS/>
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS
logic="or">
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
0
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="organization"/>
</SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTRS/>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole"
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED
value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
</ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole"
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED
value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/><ARG
type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED>
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Jackie
accompanied
Destination <SELRESTRS/>
Rose to the
store
0
0
<SELRESTRS>
<SELRESTR
Value="+"
type="animate"/>
</SELRESTRS>
0
0
Jackie
<SELRESTRS>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
accompanied
<SELRESTR
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/> </ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Rose|Jackie Agent
Value="+"
</NP>
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
chased the
type="animate"/>
thief
</SELRESTRS>
Jackie
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
accompanied
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/> </ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Rose|Jackie Destination <SELRESTRS/>
</NP>
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
chased the
thief
Jackie
<SELRESTRS>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/>
accompanied
<SELRESTR
0.2 <VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/> </ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Rose|Jackie Theme
Value="+"
</NP>
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED>
chased the
type="animate"/>
thief
</SELRESTRS>
<PRED
value="motion"><ARGS><ARG
type="Event"
value="during(E)"/><ARG
type="ThemRole"
value="Agent"/>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<SELRESTRS>
<VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/> </ARGS></PRED><PRED value="motion"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="during(E)"/><ARG type="ThemRole" Jackie
<SELRESTR
value="Theme"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG
</NP><PREP><SELRESTRS><SELRESTR
accompanied
Agent
Value="+"
type="ThemRole" value="Theme"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED><PRED
Value="+" type="spatial"/></SELRESTRS>
Rose to the
type="animate"/>
value="Prep"><ARGS><ARG type="Event" value="E"/><ARG type="ThemRole" value="Agent"/><ARG
</PREP><NP value="Destination">
store
</SELRESTRS>
type="ThemRole" value="Destination"/></ARGS></PRED>
<SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP><SELRESTRS><SELRESTR
Value="+" type="spatial"/></SELRESTRS>
</PREP><NP value="Destination">
<SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<NP value="Agent"><SYNRESTRS/></NP>
<VERB/><NP value="Theme"><SYNRESTRS/>
</NP><PREP><SELRESTRS><SELRESTR
Value="+" type="spatial"/></SELRESTRS>
</PREP><NP value="Destination">
<SYNRESTRS/></NP>
0
Jackie
accompanied
Theme
Rose to the
store
stats: frame maps
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM vnframemaps
COUNT(*)
42484
PropBank
propbank
rolesets per lemma
SELECT lemma,COUNT(*) AS c FROM pbrolesets LEFT JOIN pbwords USING (pbwordid) GROUP BY pbwordid HAVING c > 1 ORDER BY c DESC LIMIT 20
lemma c
go
18
take
9
come 8
pass
8
blow
8
run
8
make 7
call
6
charge 6
frame 6
have
6
get
6
make up 6
strike 6
work
5
fold
5
hold
5
leave 5
move 5
lose
5
rolesetheads matching several lemmas
SELECT rolesethead, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT lemma),COUNT(*) AS c FROM pbrolesets LEFT JOIN pbwords USING (pbwordid) GROUP BY rolesethead HAVING c > 1 ORDER BY c DESC LIMIT 20
rolesethead
go
GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT lemma)
go,go on,go off,go out,go back,go through
come
take
get
pass
make
turn
break
give
put
set
hold
blow
call
cut
run
strike
back
fall
look
come,come up,come across,come through,come along,come by,come down,come out,come about,come in,come on 22
take away,take up,take,take off,take aback,take on,take down,take over,take out,take in
22
get on,get through,get together,get down,get even,get by,get along,get back,get off,get,get out,get away
21
pass out,pass over,pass up,pass on,pass away,pass by,pass off,pass
19
make up,make out,make it,make off,make
18
turn over,turn out,turn,turn up,turn on,turn off,turn away,turn down,turn in
17
break even,break down,break,break away,break out,break up,break off,break in
16
give over,give up,give in,give rise to,give birth,give vent,give out,give,give away,give back,give off
13
put out,put up,put on,put off,put,put in,hard put
13
set off,set about,set,set upon,set down,set out,set up
13
hold out,hold,hold up,hold off,hold back,hold on
12
blow,blow out,blow up
11
call off,call,call up,call on,call in
11
cut out,cut up,cut loose,cut back,cut off,cut
10
run out,run,run up
10
strike,strike up,strike down,strike out
10
back up,back off,back
9
fall back,fall apart,fall,fall through,fall out,fall off
9
look over,look out,look,look after,look up,look forward
9
rolesets headed by "go"
SELECT * FROM pbrolesets LEFT JOIN pbwords USING (pbwordid) WHERE rolesethead = 'go'
c
24
pbwordid rolesetid rolesethead rolesetname
rolesetdescr
wordid lemma
2071
2458
go
go.01
motion
58457 go
2071
2459
go
go.02
self-directed motion
58457 go
2071
2460
go
go.03
pursue (often with after)
58457 go
2071
2461
go
go.04
modal / future
58457 go
2071
2462
go
go.05
serial verb construction
58457 go
2071
2463
go
go.06
proceed (with a variety of prepositions) 58457 go
2071
2464
go
go.07
sell
58457 go
2071
2465
go
go.08
become
58457 go
2071
2466
go
go.09
operate
58457 go
2071
2467
go
go.10
benefactive
58457 go
2071
2071
2071
2071
2074
2073
2075
2075
2072
2076
2071
2071
2071
2071
2468
2469
2470
2471
2472
2473
2474
2475
2476
2477
2478
2479
2480
2481
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go.11
go.12
go.13
go.14
go.15
go.16
go.17
go.18
go.19
go.20
go.21
go.22
go.23
go.24
serve
experience, undergo
disappear
be left
go on: continue
go off: become on
go out: leave
go out: extinguish
go back: return to being
go through: come to completion
have on your side
go with, match, accompany
say
existential
58457
58457
58457
58457
58490
58487
58491
58491
58467
58495
58457
58457
58457
58457
go
go
go
go
go on
go off
go out
go out
go back
go through
go
go
go
go
lemma's roleset
SELECT * FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) WHERE lemma = 'accompany'
pbwordid wordid lemma rolesetid rolesethead rolesetname rolesetdescr
34
1070 accompany 36
accompany accompany.01 go along with
lemma's rolesets
SELECT * FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) WHERE lemma = 'admit'
pbwordid wordid lemma rolesetid rolesethead rolesetname rolesetdescr
75
2049 admit 82
admit
admit.01
acknowledge truth
75
2049 admit 83
admit
admit.02
allow to enter
lemma having multiple rolesets
SELECT lemma,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')')) FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) GROUP BY lemma HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 ORDER BY lemma LIMIT 20
lemma
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')'))
abandon abandon.01 (leave behind),abandon.02 (exchange),abandon.03 (surrender, give_over)
act
act.01 (play a role; behave),act.02 (do something)
add
add.01 (say),add.02 (mathematics),add.03 (achieve or gain)
address address.01 (put an address on an envelope),address.02 (pay attention to, answer)
adhere adhere.01 (stick (to)),adhere.02 (follow (policy, etc))
admit
admit.01 (acknowledge truth),admit.02 (allow to enter)
admonish admonish.01 (persuade),admonish.02 (chastise)
affect
affect.01 (have an effect on),affect.02 (assume, take on)
afford
afford.01 (be able to spare, have the financial means),afford.02 (provide, make available)
aim
aim.01 (plan),aim.02 (directed motion)
allocate allocate.01 (give to, donate),reallocate.01 (give to, donate (again))
allow
allow.01 (let),allow.02 (allocate),allow.03 (admit truth of proposition)
amount amount.01 (sums to),amount.02 (is equivalent to)
angle
angle.01 (move on an angled trajectory),angle.02 (Cause to be/move in an angular fashion)
animate animate.01 (cartoons),animate.02 (be lively)
anticipate anticipate.01 (expect),anticipate.02 (come before)
appall
appall.01 (strike with disgust),appall.01 (strike with disgust)
appeal appeal.01 (legal transaction),appeal.02 (beg),appeal.03 (be attractive)
appear appear.01 (come to be visible),appear.02 (seem)
apply
apply.01 (ask for),apply.02 (associate with, work at or on),apply.03 (painting),apply.04 (specialized: apply brakes)
lemma having most rolesets
SELECT lemma, COUNT(*) AS c,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')')) FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) GROUP BY pbwordid ORDER BY c DESC LIMIT 20
lemma c
go
18
take
blow
come
pass
run
make
call
charge
frame
get
have
make
up
strike
back
up
break
fold
hold
jump
keep
9
8
8
8
8
7
6
6
6
6
6
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')'))
go.01 (motion),go.02 (self-directed motion),go.03 (pursue (often with after)),go.04 (modal / future),go.05 (serial verb construction),go.06 (proceed (with a variety of prepositions)),go.07 (sell),go.08 (become),go.09 (operate),go.10 (benefactive),go.11 (serve),go.12 (experience, undergo),go.13 (disappear),go.14 (be
left),go.21 (have on your side),go.22 (go with, match, accompany),go.23 (say),go.24 (existential)
take.01 (take, acquire, come to have),take.02 (tolerate),take.03 (cause (to be)),take.04 (understand to be),take.10 (need),take.14 (fixed phrase: take place),take.15 (write-off, acknowledge a (financial) loss),take.16 (take by surprise),take.17 (become fond of)
blow.01 (cause motion by air current),blow.02 (create, shape by blowing air),blow.03 (oral sex),blow.04 (like the wind),blow.08 (explode),blow.09 (sound, like a trumpet),blow.10 (make an error),blow.11 (waste, consume, use)
come.01 (motion),come.02 (pursue (often with after)),come.03 (arise (from)),come.04 (become, various near-idioms),come.05 (buy),come.12 (come to: speaking of),come.14 (idiom: come to terms with),come.16 (amount to)
pass.01 (bill becomes law),pass.02 (overtake),pass.03 (go by),pass.04 (allow to go by),pass.05 (give),pass.06 (suffice, get away (with)),pass.07 (pass a class, pass a test),pass.08 (variety of idioms)
run.01 (operate, procede),run.02 (walk quickly, a course or contest),run.03 (cost),run.04 (range, extend),run.07 (encounter),run.08 (caused motion),run.09 (cause to appear in media),run.10 (various idioms/multi-word expressions)
make.01 (create),make.02 (cause (to be)),make.03 (bid or purchase or whatever),make.04 (true light verb),make.05 (earn cash or wages),make.06 (be, seem),make.18 (arrive at, achieve)
call.01 (label),call.02 (summon),call.03 (demand),call.07 (say across a distance),call.10 (predict),call.11 (idiomatic: call the shots)
charge.01 (asking price),charge.02 (walk quickly),charge.03 (supply, as with electricity),charge.04 (buy on credit),charge.05 (assign a role),charge.06 (allege)
frame.01 (put a frame (on a picture)),frame.02 (falsely accuse of a crime),frame.03 (encircle),frame.04 (make frames files),frame.05 (write legislative bills),frame.06 (give a particular spin on a topic)
get.01 (transfer of goods, acquire),get.02 (have, possess),get.03 (become),get.04 (cause to become, make),get.05 (move),get.06 (must)
have.01 (auxiliary),have.02 (modal),have.03 (own, possess),have.04 (caused action),have.05 (birthing sense),have.06 (light verb usage)
6 make.07 (comprise),make.08 (compose, set into place),make.09 (reconcile),make.10 (create),make.11 (catch up),make.16 (compensate (for))
6 strike.01 (hit),strike.02 (refrain from working),strike.03 (remove),strike.04 (appear, seem),strike.05 (initiate),strike.10 (strike a pose)
5 back.04 (back up: support),back.06 (back up: move backwards),back.08 (back up: face backwards),back.09 (back up: preserve data),back.10 (back up: traffic)
5
5
5
5
5
break.01 (break, cause to not be whole),break.02 (as a robbery),break.13 (happen),break.15 (Journalism sense),break.16 (separate one entity from another)
fold.01 (mix ingredients gently),fold.02 (fold hands),fold.03 (origami),fold.04 (stop playing cards),fold.06 ((terminate) a failing business)
hold.01 (grasp, bear, keep),hold.02 (grant, view, declare),hold.03 (keep, last),hold.04 (conduct),hold.13 (to have or contain (usually abstract))
jump.01 (stock prices),jump.02 (be excited for an opportunity),jump.03 (physically or metaphorically leap),jump.06 (to escape, bail out),jump.07 (various idioms)
keep.01 (maintain possession),keep.02 (aspectual),keep.03 (light verb),keep.04 (maintain some prepositional relationship),keep.06 (prepositional)
lemma's roles
SELECT lemma,rolesetid,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,narg,roledescr,thetaname FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pbroles USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pbvnthetas USING (theta) WHERE lemma = 'abandon' ORDER BY rolesetid,narg
lemma rolesetid rolesetname
rolesetdescr
narg
roledescr
thetaname
abandon 3
abandon.01 leave behind
0
abandoner
Theme
abandon 3
abandon.01 leave behind
1
thing abandoned, left behind Source
abandon 3
abandon.01 leave behind
2
attribute of arg1
abandon 4
abandon.02 exchange
0
abandoner
Theme
abandon 4
abandon.02 exchange
1
thing abandoned, left behind Source
abandon 4
abandon.02 exchange
2
preferred item
abandon 5
abandon.03 surrender, give_over 0
entity abandoning something Theme
abandon 5
abandon.03 surrender, give_over 1
thing abandoned
Source
abandon 5
abandon.03 surrender, give_over 2
benefactive, abandoned-to
lemma's roles by roleset
SELECT lemma,rolesetid,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(narg,'-',roledescr,'-',IFNULL(thetaname, '?')) ORDER BY narg SEPARATOR ' / ') FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pbroles USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pbvnthetas USING (theta) WHERE lemma
= 'abandon' GROUP BY rolesetid ORDER BY rolesetid
lemma rolesetid rolesetname
rolesetdescr
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(narg,'-',roledescr,'-',IFNULL(thetaname, '?')) ORDER BY narg SEPARATOR ' / ')
abandon 3
abandon.01 leave behind
0-abandoner-Theme / 1-thing abandoned, left behind-Source / 2-attribute of arg1-?
abandon 4
abandon.02 exchange
0-abandoner-Theme / 1-thing abandoned, left behind-Source / 2-preferred item-?
abandon 5
abandon.03 surrender, give_over 0-entity abandoning something-Theme / 1-thing abandoned-Source / 2-benefactive, abandoned-to-?
lemma's examples
SELECT lemma,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,exampleid,`text`,formname,aspectname,tensename,personname,voicename FROM pbwords LEFT JOIN pbrolesets USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pbexamples USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pbaspects USING (aspect) LEFT JOIN pbforms USING (form) LEFT JOIN pbtenses
USING (tense) LEFT JOIN pbvoices USING (voice) LEFT JOIN pbpersons USING (person) WHERE lemma = 'abandon' ORDER BY rolesetid, exampleid
lemma rolesetname
rolesetdescr
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.02 exchange
surrender,
abandon abandon.03
give_over
examples
exampleid
text
3
And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
4
John abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal as a waste of time.
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his
5
name.
6
Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
formname aspectname tensename personname voicename
infinitive
active
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USING (tense) LEFT JOIN pbvoices USING (voice) LEFT JOIN pbpersons USING (person) ORDER BY rolesetid, exampleid LIMIT 20
lemma
fedex
ups
abandon
abandon
rolesetname
FedEx.01
UPS.01
abandon.01
abandon.01
rolesetdescr
send via Federal Express
send via UPS
leave behind
leave behind
exampleid
text
1
John FedExed his package to his mother.
2
John UPSed his package to his mom.
3
And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
4
John abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal as a waste of time.
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin
abandon abandon.02 exchange
5
engraved with his name.
abandon abandon.03 surrender, give_over
6
Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
abase
abase.01
to lower in estimation, humble 7
If He seem to frown, you are then to abase yourselves as miserable wretches.
abase
abase.01
to lower in estimation, humble 8
He felt they were degrading him by making him report to a supervisor.
abase
abase.01
to lower in estimation, humble 9
Mary abased John by humiliating him in front of his judgmental cat.
abash
abash.01
cause shame
10
Naturally, John-1 was rather abashed *-1 at the prospect of meeting a couple who had taken an interest in him and the college.
abate
abate.01
to decrease, become less strong 11
Economists consider that a sign that inflationary pressures are abating .
abate
abate.01
to decrease, become less strong 12
What [*T*-1] 's more , the corporate borrowing binge has n't abated in the past two years .
abbreviate abbreviate.01 make shorter, especially words 13
He secretly planned and founded the "Palestinian National Liberation Movement," abbreviated *none* the "FATAH."
to relinquish (power or
abdicate abdicate.01
14
By [*-1] ignoring costs , U.S. strategists abdicate their responsibility for hard decisions .
responsibility)
His solicitor wrote him a letter at the airport, with a copy to the customs authorities, saying that Bella had evidence he was drinking and unfit to have the care of the child, whom he had anyway
abduct
abduct.01
to carry someone off by force
15
abducted without written consent.
abet
abet.01
aid
16
In addition to *trace*-1 abetting in the alleged criminal breach of trust, [Kwek Hong Png]-1 was also charged with dishonestly receiving S$500,000 that had been stolen.
abet
abet.01
aid
17
Civilized discourse and an environment where compromise can begin are lost in [a hostile posture]-1 abetted *trace*-1 by superficial media interviews.
[Eight admissions representatives at two of Wilfred's former Massachusetts schools]-1 previously pleaded guilty to charges of *trace*-1 aiding, abetting and counseling students to submit false
abet
abet.01
aid
18
financial-aid applications.
abhor
abhor.01
despise
19
We abhor terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
abide
abide.01
conform to
20
Saturday, he amended his remarks to say that [he]-1 would continue *trace*-1 to abide by the cease-fire if the U.S. ends its financial support for the Contras.
formname aspectname tensename personname voicename
infinitive
active
participle progressive present
participle perfect
present
full
past
third
active
active
passive
full
present
active
gerund
participle
present
passive
gerund
infinitive
examples with passive
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USING (tense) LEFT JOIN pbvoices USING (voice) LEFT JOIN pbpersons USING (person) WHERE voicename = 'passive' ORDER BY rolesetid, exampleid LIMIT 50,70
lemma
ballyhoo
bandy
about
banish
bank up
barb
rolesetname
rolesetdescr
ballyhoo.01 advertise noisily or blatantly
exampleid
text
535
[The problem]-1 is being ballyhooed *trace*-1, experts say, because the 486 is Intel's future flagship.
formname aspectname tensename personname voicename
participle progressive present
third
passive
bandy.01
discuss casually
540
Some investors [whose names]*-1 [*T*-2] were bandied [*-1] about by traders as potential UAL stock buyers said [0] they weren't buying .
participle
past
banish.01
bank.03
barb.01
send away, expel
create an embankment
cause to have barbs
545
551
558
participle
participle
participle
present
past
third
passive
passive
passive
barter
barter.01
trade
570
Meanwhile, they tackle the mounds of paper -- and fantasize about a dream world where [bulk-mail postal regulations and government inspectors]*-1 are banished [*-1].
It was a long, low room, like a root cellar, for [it]*-1 was banked [*-1] up with soil, and vines had run [*-2] rampant over that, too.
The company claims a 40% share of the U.S. field fence business, a 35% share of poultry netting sales and a 30% share of barbed wire sales.
[What Aeroflot doesn't pour into its own gas-guzzling Ilyushins]*-1 is bartered [*-1] to the airport authority, which resells it to 11 Western carriers including Air France, Trans World Airlines and
Pakistan International Airlines.
participle
present
third
passive
582
They combined for 25 hits, six home runs and [24 runs]*-1 batted in [*-1] in the five games against the Cubs.
participle
585
607
...so that the whole place was bathed in the maximum of light without any point admitting even so much as a crack of glare.
He gives pep talks in [periodic `` family briefings '']*-1 beamed [*-1] internationally on `` FXTV , '' the company 's own television network .
In fact, it was not until the King of Spain had visited at Pickfair that [Mary and Doug]*-2 were beckoned [*-2] to cross the sacred barriers which separate Los Angeles and Pasadena from the hoipolloi.
American Express Co. and General Motors Corp.'s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick's sales while encouraging broader use of the American
Express card.
participle
participle
past
third
participle
past
713
GE Chairman John Welch has been `` besieged with phone calls '' complaining about his unit 's program trading , according to a person close to him .
participle perfect
present
717
723
724
[The Bravo Zulu award , the Navy accolade for a `` job well done [*] , '']*-1 is bestowed [*-1] on Federal 's workers who [*T*-2] surpass the call of duty .
``I felt betrayed,'' he later said.
participle
participle
participle
present
bat in
bat.03
bathe
beam
bathe.01
beam.01
bring in runs by hitting a
baseball
have a bath
to emit or transmit
beckon
beckon.01
summon, entice nearer
beleaguer beleaguer.01 harass
630
677
passive
besiege
besiege.01
bestow
betray
betray
bestow.01
betray.01
betray.01
bewitch
bewitch.01
entrance
736
bias
bias.01
display a bias
738
bill
bind
bind
bind
bill.02
bind.01
bind.01
bind.03
754
759
760
763
bite
bite.01
772
When it comes to money [*T*-1] : Once [*-3] bitten [*-2] , [*] 2,000 times shy .
participle
black out
black.02
describe
attach tightly
attach tightly
be destined for
to cut or tear with or as if with
the teeth
cause to not emit light
That list includes last season's champs, the Los Angeles Dodgers, who rode a miracle home run by Kirk Gibson and two faultless pitching performances by Orel Hershiser to a five-game triumph
over a bewitched, bothered Oakland crew.
The department's Office of Thrift Supervision said that doesn't necessarily mean [thrifts]*-1 are biased [*-1], but conceded that it doesn't have data about applicants to determine why blacks are
rejected more often.
[That complex bid]-1 was billed *trace*-1 as France's largest takeover ever (this one is slightly smaller).
The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which [the parties]-1 did not intend *trace*-1 to be bound *[*T]*.
In the Pennzoil/Texaco litigation, the courts found [Pennzoil and Getty Oil]-3 intended *trace* to be bound *trace*-3; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound.
[It]-1 is rumored *trace* to be bound *trace*-1 for a new model in the luxury Acura line in the U.S., but Honda officials wouldn't comment.
776
In this way, while the Stick itself was blacked out, we kept up to date on events.
participle
passive
third
passive
passive
passive
passive
participle
passive
participle
participle
infinitive
infinitive
infinitive
passive
passive
passive
participle
to surround or harass (as with
questions or requests)
to present, give as a gift
treason
treason
Next, he continued to court the communists -- many of whom [*T*-1] feel betrayed by the left-right coalition's birth -- by bringing into PASOK a well-respected Communist Party candidate.
passive
passive
past
passive
passive
passive
passive
passive
past
third
passive
blacken
blacken.01
to make black
778
participle
present
passive
participle perfect
participle
participle
participle
present
present
past
passive
passive
passive
passive
927
950
962
Although Exxon spent heavily during the latest quarter [*-2] to clean up [the Alaskan shoreline]*-2 blackened [*-2] by its huge oil spill , those expenses as well as the cost of a continuing spillrelated program are covered [*-1] by $ 880 million [*U*] in charges taken [*] during the first half .
Though [I've]-1 been blessed *trace*-1 with academic degrees and some success in the materialistic world, I've never forgotten or lost contact with those memories of the 1930s.
To Mr. Engelken, it is also a story ``about love, because I'm blessed to have a wife who still thinks her slightly eccentric husband's 50th birthday deserves the ultimate present.''
[One man]*-2, badly burned about the face and eyes by an arc welding torch, was blinded [*-2] and could not find a doctor at the time.
[She]*-1 lived by the rules, [*-1] never compromising, never blinded or diverted [*-2] by circumstance.
When it comes to investing, trying to weigh risk and reward can seem like [*] throwing darts blindfolded: Investors don't know the actual returns that securities will deliver, or the ups and downs
that will occur along the way.
`` [The reinsurance market]*-2 has been bloodied [*-2] by disasters '' in the U.S. as well as in Great Britain and Europe , says [0] [*T*-1] Thomas Rosencrants , director of research at
Interstate\/Johnson Lane Inc. in Atlanta .
Battle-tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , [a boatload]-3 of samurai warriors blown
*trace*-3 ashore 375 years ago.
``[The balloon]-2 had been blown *trace*-2 up so big that when somebody came along with a pin -- in this case the UAL deal -- we got a little pop.''
First Interstate said [the unit]-2, bludgeoned *trace*-2 by Arizona's worsening real-estate woes, will have a $174 million loss for the quarter.
And only last week [the newspaper Vanguardia Liberal in the city of Bucaramanga]*-1 was bombed [*-1] , and its installations destroyed [*-2] .
The air-waybill number was changed en route, and paper work showing that the crates had cleared customs was misplaced, so it was a week before three of the four crates could be located in a
bonded warehouse and the Gauguin discovered missing.
[John]-1 was booed *trace*-1 for playing to the peanut gallery.
In September 1971 California officials seized ``bootlegged'' lenses -- made by unlicensed companies -- after some showed traces of bacteria.
Still, it was in Argentine editions that his countrymen first read his story of Pascal Duarte, a field worker who stabbed his mother to death and has no regrets as he awaits his end in a prison cell:
``Fate directs some men down the flower-bordered path, and others down [the road]-1 bordered *trace*-1 with thistles and prickly pears.
Mr. Azoff reportedly was bored and frequently clashed with top MCA management over a number of issues such as compensation and business plans.
[John's property]-1 is bounded *trace*-1 by the freeway, a shopping mall, and the city dump.
[The vote in Ankara]-2 was boycotted *trace*-2 by opposition politicians, who vowed to oust Ozal.
bless
bless
blind
blind
bless.01
bless.01
blind.01
blind.01
bless
bless
cause to be unable to see
cause to be unable to see
814
815
817
818
blindfold
blindfold.01
cover the eyes
821
bloody
bloody.01
to stain with or as if with a
blood
836
blow
blow.01
cause motion by air current
841
blow up
bludgeon
bomb
blow.05
bludgeon.01
bomb.01
inflate
hit hard
to attack or damage
850
859
897
bond
bond.02
secure with financial bond
902
boo
bootleg
boo.01
bootleg.01
express disapproval
copy or manufacture illegally
906
919
border
border.01
be one the edge of
922
bore
bound
boycott
bore.02
bound.02
boycott.01
bread
bread.01
be dull
act as a boundary
avoid for political reasons
coat/cover with bread
brief
brief.01
give a summary of information 1020
980
Using direct mail for a TV show is like fishing for whale with a breaded hook.
participle
Administration officials say [President Bush]-1 was briefed *trace*-1 throughout Friday afternoon and evening, even after leaving for Camp David.
[Last year 's series]*-1, broadcast [*-1] by General Electric Co. 's NBC , was the lowest-rated Series in four years ; instead of [*] featuring a major East Coast team against a West Coast team , it
pitted the Los Angeles Dodgers against the losing Oakland A's .
NO MORE STUBBED toes or bruised shins, promises Geste Corp. of Goshen, Ind., the designer of a bed support to replace traditional frames.
Mr. Broderick , the Massachusetts grower , says [0] the `` big boss '' at a supermarket chain even rejected his Red Delicious recently because [they]*-1 were n't waxed and brushed [*-1] for extra
shine .
Mitsubishi is also pushing ahead with a controversial plan to redevelop Marunouchi into a business center of high-tech buildings, [a project]-2 budgeted *trace*-2 for 30 years and six trillion yen.
[The move]-1, budgeted *trace*-1 at about $7 million, actually came in at about $10 million, he said.
Knowledgeable employees said the retrofitting, which *trace* hadn't yet been budgeted *trace*-1, was part of a planned, three-stage reinforcement of the Cypress structure begun by the California
transportation department several years ago.
``If Flynn hadn't lived there, the property might have been priced $1 million lower,'' says Mr. Rambo, noting that [Flynn's house]*-1 has been bulldozed [*-1], and only the swimming pool
remains.
Conceivably, in a scaled-back buy-out, [they]-2 could be bumped *trace*-2 back to coach seats for life.
``Ski school is great,'' cries out [a tot]-1,*trace*-1 bundled in a snowsuit as he plows down a bunny slope.
Intelligence Committee Chairman David Boren (D., Okla.) and Vice Chairman William Cohen (R., Maine), for their part, angrily accused the White House of selectively leaking classified
documents and trying unfairly to shift the blame to Congress for the bungled attempt [*] to topple Gen. Noriega.
After Captain Docherty sent Arleigh Griffith for Hoag he was able [*-1] to complete his detailed inspection of the third floor and to receive a report from his man covering the floors above before
[Griffith]*-2 returned , [*-2] buoyed [*-3] up by a brief stop for another glass of champagne .
But some other analysts have a stormier forecast for the pound, particularly because Britain's inflation is hovering at a relatively lofty annual rate of about 7.6% and [the nation]-1 is burdened
*trace*-1 with a struggling government and large current account and trade deficits.
If Sen. Bradley would permit a vote on capital gains, though, it would pass, Christmas retail sales would be strong instead of burdened by a falling stock market, the 1990 economy would be
robust, and the revenue gains at every level of government, including New Jersey's, would be surprisingly high.
In Brooklyn and the Bronx, [one out of four commercial firms]*-1 is burglarized [*-1] each year.
[Securities analysts]-2 were even more cautious, *trace* having been burned *trace*-2 repeatedly on Unisys this year.
[International Business Machines Corp.]-1, analysts say, has been burned *trace*-1 twice in trying to enter the laptop market and shows no signs of trying to get into notebooks anytime soon.
Hitachi Zosen Corp., [a shipbuilder]-3 buried *trace*-3 in debt just a few years ago, will build a machinery plant, its first expansion in 14 years.
Even the carefully calibrated machinery in its giant Fremont plant, to the north of the Valley, was believed to be undamaged.
[The security command post]-2, camouflaged *trace*-2 as second-story retail space, has its own ``crow's nest'' above the roofs of the other buildings, with a panoramic view of the entire center.
The agency won't allow mushrooms that [*T*-2] were canned [*-3] or packed in brine at any Chinese plant to enter the U.S. until ``satisfactory sanitation-control measures are implemented in
China to prevent'' bacterial contamination.
[John]-1 was canned *trace*-1 from his job at the weenie factory after making one too many sexual innuendoes.
Mr. Whittle said [0] [private and parochial schools in both states]*-1 will be canvassed [*-1] [*] to see if they are interested in [*-2] getting the programs .
The bottle of ketchup is capped *trace* by a wad of tinfoil.
But their ideal of an Afrikaner homeland, [an all-white reserve]-1 *trace* *trace* to be carved *trace*-1 out of present-day South Africa, is a mainstream desire of the right-wing, which embraces
about one-third of the country's five million whites.
participle
1281
In fact, they've spent billions of dollars to boost the percentage of continously cast steel to 60.9% in 1988, from 39.6% five years before.
participle
1285
1303
[Program traders]-1 were publicly castigated *trace*-1 following the 508-point crash Oct. 19, 1987, and a number of brokerage firms pulled back from using this strategy for a while.
The MIT project devised ways for [E-mail]*-1 to be automatically categorized [*-1] as top priority if it comes from certain designated senders or requires action in the next couple of days.
participle
infinitive
broadcast broadcast.01
to transmit or announce
1037
bruise
bruise.01
brush
brush.01
budget
budget
budget.01
budget.01
bruise
1054
to rub, clean, or remove with or
1056
as if with a brush
allocate money to some purpose 1078
allocate money to some purpose 1079
budget
budget.01
allocate money to some purpose 1080
bulldoze
bulldoze.01
destroy with a bulldozer
1099
bump
bundle
bump.02
bundle.02
move slightly
dress warmly
1108
1113
bungle
bungle.01
mess up, botch
1115
buoy up
buoy.02
buoy up: cause to float
1119
burden
burden.01
put a load on someone/thing
1122
burden
burden.01
put a load on someone/thing
1123
burglarize burglarize.01 steal from
burn
burn.01
(cause to) be on fire
burn
burn.01
(cause to) be on fire
bury
bury.01
put in the ground
calibrate calibrate.01 fine-tune
camouflage camouflage.01 disguise, hide
1125
1126
1127
1139
1181
1205
can
can.01
put into tins
1211
can
canvass
cap
can.02
canvass.01
cap.01
fire
to survey widely
put the top on
1213
1219
1221
carve out
carve.03
create variant
1269
blacksmithing (literally or
cast
cast.03
metaphorically)
castigate castigate.01 blame
categorize categorize.01 assign into a category
examples with infinitive
third
participle
passive
participle perfect
present
third
participle
present
passive
participle perfect
participle
participle
past
passive
passive
passive
past
participle
passive
passive
participle
participle
past
participle
present
participle
participle
participle
past
present
past
third
passive
passive
passive
third
third
third
passive
passive
passive
passive
present
passive
participle
passive
participle
passive
participle
past
passive
participle
participle
present
passive
passive
participle perfect
past
participle perfect
present
passive
third
passive
participle
participle
passive
passive
participle
passive
participle
passive
participle
present
passive
participle
passive
participle
participle both
participle perfect
participle
participle
participle
present
present
present
present
participle
past
full
participle
participle
past
future
present
third
third
present
infinitive
passive
passive
passive
passive
passive
passive
passive
third
third
passive
passive
passive
passive
passive
past
passive
passive
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USING (tense) LEFT JOIN pbvoices USING (voice) LEFT JOIN pbpersons USING (person) WHERE formname = 'infinitive' ORDER BY rolesetid, exampleid LIMIT 20
lemma rolesetname
rolesetdescr
exampleid
acquiesce acquiesce.01 comply passively
acquit
acquit.01
relieve of guilt
adapt
adapt.01
make (more) suitable
pay attention to,
address address.02
answer
adhere
adhere.02
follow (policy, etc)
to manage, distribute,
administer administer.01
or apply
to manage, distribute,
administer administer.01
or apply
aid
aid.01
help
aid
aid.01
help
to transport in an
airlift
airlift.01
airlift
alert
alert.01
alert, warn
89
92
106
text
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with
his name.
Saturday, he amended his remarks to say that [he]-1 would continue *trace*-1 to abide by the cease-fire if the U.S. ends its financial support for the Contras.
[Allstate]-1 is expected *trace*-1 to absorb another big hit in the fourth quarter as claims pour in from the San Francisco earthquake.
Disk drives, which allow a computer to access its memory, generated 38% more revenue in the most recent period compared with the fiscal first quarter a year earlier.
On Oct. 3, following conversations with Secretary of State James Baker,[Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze]-1 arrived in Managua [*-1} to acclaim ``Nicaragua's great peace efforts.''
Several of the city's black leaders, including Democratic mayoral nominee David Dinkins, have spoken out for racial gerrymandering [0] [*T*-1] to accord blacks and Hispanics ``the fullest opportunity for
representation.''
A key is whether [House Republicans]-2 are willing *trace*-2 to acquiesce to their Senate colleagues' decision to drop many pet provisions.
Ultimately, [that carefully picked jury]-1 deadlocked with a 10-2 vote *trace* *trace*-1 to acquit, and the prosecution decided not to retry the case.
And [surprising numbers of small investors]-1 seem *trace*-1 to be adapting to greater stock market volatility and say they can live with program trading.
124
[Digital]-2 hopes *trace*-2 to address that with the debut of its first mainframe-class computers next Tuesday.
infinitive
127
Opponents of the project had claimed that t[he city and the state of New York, which are co-sponsoring the project,]-2 had failed [*-2] to adhere to environmental guidelines.
infinitive
active
136
Worse , it [*EXP*-4] remained to a well-meaning but naive president of the United States [*] to administer the final infamy upon those who [*T*-272] fought and died in Vietnam .
infinitive
active
137
The idea would be [*] to administer to patients the growth-controlling proteins made [*] by healthy versions of the damaged genes .
infinitive
active
192
194
The Fed chairman 's caution was apparent again on the Monday morning after the market 's plunge , when the central bank took only modest steps [0] [*T*-2] to aid the markets [*T*-1] .
The House , meanwhile , approved $ 2.85 billion [*U*] [0] [*T*-1] to aid in the recovery from the temblor and from Hurricane Hugo as state legislators moved toward a temporary sales-tax increase .
infinitive
infinitive
207
Rebel artillerists bombarded the capital of Afghanistan , [*-2] killing at least 12 people , as [the Soviet Union]-1 was reported [*-1] to be airlifting arms and food to Kabul 's forces .
infinitive
211
alert
alert.01
alert, warn
214
allay
allay.01
to relieve, calm
220
allay
allay.01
to relieve, calm
221
When the hacker moved, [Mr. Stoll]-1 moved too, *trace* calling up other systems managers *trace*-1 to alert them but keeping his own system open to avoid arousing suspicion.
infinitive
After discovering that the hacker had taken over the dormant account of a legitimate user named Joe Sventek, he rigged up [an alarm system]-2, including a portable beeper, *trace* *trace*-2 to alert him when
infinitive
Sventek came on the line.
Mr. Dinkins also has failed [*-1] to allay Jewish voters ' fears about his association with the Rev. Jesse Jackson , despite the fact that few local non-Jewish politicians have been as vocal for Jewish causes in the
infinitive
past 20 years as [Mr. Dinkins]*-1 has [*?*] .
[*] Seeking [*-3] to allay European concerns , [U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter]*-3 said in Washington that the new U.S. plan would n't `` put farmers out of business '' but would encourage them
infinitive
to `` grow what the markets desire [*T*-1] instead of what the government wants [*T*-2] . ''
abandon abandon.02 exchange
5
abide
absorb
access
acclaim
abide.01
absorb.01
access.01
acclaim.01
conform to
suck up
access
approve of loudly
20
30
50
52
accord
accord.01
give
61
formname aspectname tensename personname voicename
infinitive
active
infinitive
infinitive
infinitive
infinitive
active
infinitive
active
infinitive
infinitive
infinitive
active
active
active
progressive
active
active
active
lemma's examples broken into arguments
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lemma rolesetname rolesetdescr
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
abandon abandon.02 exchange
abandon abandon.02 exchange
abandon abandon.02 exchange
surrender,
abandon abandon.03
give_over
surrender,
abandon abandon.03
give_over
surrender,
abandon abandon.03
give_over
accept accept.01
take willingly
accept accept.01
take willingly
accept accept.01
take willingly
take willingly
accept accept.01
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept.01
accept.01
accept.01
accept.01
accept.01
take willingly
take willingly
take willingly
take willingly
take willingly
exampleid
text
rel
arg
3
And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
abandoned the Big Board
3
And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
abandoned their interest
3
And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
abandoned under Mr. Phelan
4
John abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal as a waste of time.
abandoned John
4
John abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal as a waste of time.
abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal
4
John abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal as a waste of time.
abandoned as a waste of time.
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved
5
abandon [*] -> Gen. Noriega
with his name.
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved
5
abandon his command
with his name.
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved
5
abandon for a comfortable exile
with his name.
narg funcname
0
1
M
0
1
2
6
Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
abandoned he
0
6
Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
abandoned himself
1
6
Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
abandoned to the very worst
2
47
47
48
...prevent [them]-1 from *trace*-1 accepting our superior cash offer.
...prevent [them]-1 from *trace*-1 accepting our superior cash offer.
He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.
accepting *trace*-1
accepting our superior cash offer
accept
He
0
1
0
48
He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.
accept
anything of value
1
48
48
48
49
49
He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.
He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.
He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.
...many practices historically accepted *trace*-1 as normal here...
...many practices historically accepted *trace*-1 as normal here...
accept
accept
accept
accepted
accepted
from those he was writing about
would
n't
*trace*-1
as normal
2
M
M
1
3
0
1
2
MOD
NEG
accept
accept
admit
admit
admit
admit
accept.01
accept.01
admit.01
admit.01
admit.01
admit.01
take willingly
take willingly
acknowledge truth
acknowledge truth
acknowledge truth
acknowledge truth
admit
admit.01
admit
admit
admit
admit
admit
admit
admit.01
admit.01
admit.01
admit.01
admit.02
admit.02
admit
admit.02
49
49
140
140
141
141
...many practices historically accepted *trace*-1 as normal here...
...many practices historically accepted *trace*-1 as normal here...
The charity admits spending a lot on fund raising, but says that was necessary to establish a donor base it can tap at much lower cost in years to come.
The charity admits spending a lot on fund raising, but says that was necessary to establish a donor base it can tap at much lower cost in years to come.
``[We've had a few bombs]-1,'' admits *trace*-1 Mr. Peters.
``[We've had a few bombs]-1,'' admits *trace*-1 Mr. Peters.
accepted
accepted
admits
admits
admits
admits
acknowledge truth 142
Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls ``temporary setbacks.''
admits
acknowledge truth
acknowledge truth
acknowledge truth
acknowledge truth
allow to enter
allow to enter
142
143
143
143
144
144
Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls ``temporary setbacks.''
John admitted to Mary that he secretly loathed her haircut.
John admitted to Mary that he secretly loathed her haircut.
John admitted to Mary that he secretly loathed her haircut.
John's rugged good looks admit him to the highest circles of clandestine intelligence.
John's rugged good looks admit him to the highest circles of clandestine intelligence.
admits
admitted
admitted
admitted
admit
admit
allow to enter
144
John's rugged good looks admit him to the highest circles of clandestine intelligence.
admit
historically
here
The charity
spending a lot on fund raising
Mr. Peters
*trace*-1
Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive
trustee,
to what he calls ``temporary setbacks
John
he secretly loathed her haircut
to Mary
John's rugged good looks
him
to the highest circles of clandestine
intelligence
M
M
0
1
0
1
TMP
LOC
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
2
lemma's examples broken down into logical form
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USING (exampleid) LEFT JOIN pbargs AS a USING (exampleid) LEFT JOIN pbroles AS r ON (s.rolesetid = r.rolesetid AND r.narg = a.narg) WHERE lemma IN ('abandon','admit','accept') GROUP BY exampleid ORDER BY s.rolesetid, e.exampleid, a.narg
lemma rolesetname rolesetdescr exampleid
text
abandon abandon.01 leave behind 3
And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
49
analysis
abandoned([0]{abandoner}->the Big Board,[1]{thing abandoned, left behind}->their interest)
abandoned([0]{abandoner}->John,[1]{thing abandoned, left behind}->his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal,[2]
John abandoned his pursuit of an Olympic gold medal as a waste of time.
{attribute of arg1}->as a waste of time.)
One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a abandon([0]{abandoner}->[*] -> Gen. Noriega,[1]{thing abandoned, left behind}->his command,[2]{preferred
hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.
item}->for a comfortable exile)
abandoned([0]{entity abandoning something}->he,[1]{thing abandoned}->himself,[2]{benefactive, abandonedOnce he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
to}->to the very worst)
...prevent [them]-1 from *trace*-1 accepting our superior cash offer.
accepting([0]{acceptor}->*trace*-1,[1]{thing accepted}->our superior cash offer)
accept([0]{acceptor}->He,[1]{thing accepted}->anything of value,[2]{accepted-from}->from those he was writing
He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.
about)
...many practices historically accepted *trace*-1 as normal here...
accepted([1]{thing accepted}->*trace*-1,[3]{attribute}->as normal)
140
The charity admits spending a lot on fund raising, but says that was necessary to establish a donor base it can tap at much lower cost in years to come.
admits([0]{admitter}->The charity,[1]{truth}->spending a lot on fund raising)
141
``[We've had a few bombs]-1,'' admits *trace*-1 Mr. Peters.
admits([0]{admitter}->Mr. Peters,[1]{truth}->*trace*-1)
142
Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls ``temporary setbacks.''
admits([0]{admitter}->Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee,,[1]{truth}->to what he calls ``temporary
setbacks)
143
John admitted to Mary that he secretly loathed her haircut.
admitted([0]{admitter}->John,[1]{truth}->he secretly loathed her haircut,[2]{Hearer}->to Mary)
John's rugged good looks admit him to the highest circles of clandestine intelligence.
admit([0]{allower (ticket)}->John's rugged good looks,[1]{enterer}->him,[2]{place entered}->to the highest
circles of clandestine intelligence)
abandon abandon.01 leave behind
4
abandon abandon.02 exchange
5
surrender,
abandon abandon.03
6
give_over
accept accept.01
take willingly 47
accept
accept.01
take willingly 48
accept
accept.01
admit
admit.01
admit
admit.01
admit
admit.01
admit
admit.01
take willingly
acknowledge
truth
acknowledge
truth
acknowledge
truth
acknowledge
truth
admit
admit.02
allow to enter 144
func
SELECT * FROM pbfuncs
func funcname
funcdescr
1
ADV
adverbial modification
2
CAU
cause
3
DIR
direction
4
DIS
5
DSP
6
EXT
extent
7
LOC
location
8
MNR
manner
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
MOD
NEG
PNC
PRD
PRP
Q
RCL
REC
SLC
general modification
negation
purpose no cause
secondary predication
purpose (deprecated)
quantity
relative clause
reciprocal
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
STR
TMP
about
around
as
at
by
for
from
in
into
of
on
to
upon
with
temporal
func distribution
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func funcname
7
3
8
30
19
6
12
26
LOC
DIR
MNR
on
TMP
EXT
PRD
from
1
ADV
31
to
funcdescr
c
15855
location
55
direction
10
manner
5
4
temporal
4
extent
3
secondary predication 2
2
adverbial modification 1
1
func having 1 occurrence
SELECT funcname,GROUP_CONCAT(argid) FROM pbargs LEFT JOIN pbfuncs USING (func) GROUP BY func HAVING COUNT(*)=1
funcname GROUP_CONCAT(argid)
Q
21605
about
25028
around
22449
as
942
at
17049
into
22414
on
499
location of func having 1 occurrence
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funcname GROUP_CONCAT(argid) GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesethead,'.xml'))
Q
21605
share.xml
about
25028
tease.xml
around
22449
slosh.xml
as
942
approve.xml
at
17049
point.xml
into
22414
slip.xml
on
499
agree.xml
distribution of narg in roles
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narg nargdescr c
1
5928
0
5714
2
3
4
M
A
5
modifier
agent
3227
678
266
89
20
17
3
distribution of narg in args
SELECT narg, nargdescr, COUNT(*) AS c FROM pbargs LEFT JOIN pbargns USING (narg) GROUP BY narg ORDER BY c DESC
narg nargdescr c
1
9159
0
7602
M modifier 6826
2
3391
3
482
4
201
5
23
A agent
22
verbnet through semlink
propbank-verbnet through semlink
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vnroletypes AS t ON (r.roletypeid = t.roletypeid) ORDER BY m.rolesetid, narg LIMIT 20
rolesetname narg thetaname classtag roletype
FedEx.01
0
Agent
11.1-1 Agent
FedEx.01
1
Theme
11.1-1 Theme
FedEx.01
2
Destination 11.1-1 Destination
UPS.01
0
Agent
11.1-1 Agent
UPS.01
1
Theme
11.1-1 Theme
UPS.01
2
Destination 11.1-1 Destination
abandon.01 0
Theme
51.2
Theme
abase.01
0
Agent
45.4
Agent
abase.01
1
Patient
45.4
Patient
abase.01
2
Instrument 45.4
Instrument
abash.01
0
Cause
31.1
Stimulus
abash.01
1
Experiencer 31.1
Experiencer
abate.01
0
Agent
45.4
Agent
abate.01
1
Patient
45.4
Patient
abbreviate.01 0
Agent
45.4
Agent
abbreviate.01 1
Patient
45.4
Patient
abdicate.01 0
Agent
10.11 Agent
abdicate.01 1
Source
10.11 Source
abduct.01
abduct.01
0
1
Agent
Theme
10.5
10.5
Agent
Theme
propbank-verbnet through semlink, where roles differ
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vnroletypes AS t ON (r.roletypeid = t.roletypeid) WHERE roletype <> thetaname ORDER BY m.rolesetid, narg LIMIT 20
rolesetname
abash.01
abhor.01
abound.01
abound.01
abut.01
abut.01
accede.01
accede.01
accept.01
narg thetaname classtag roletype
0
Cause
31.1
Stimulus
1
Theme
31.2
Stimulus
1
Theme
47.5.1-2-1 Location
2
Location 47.5.1-2-1 Theme
1
Theme1 47.8-1
Theme
2
Theme2 47.8-1
Co-Theme
0
Actor1
95
Agent
1
Actor2
95
Co-Agent
3
Predicate 29.2-1-1 Attribute
accuse.01
2
acknowledge.01 1
acquiesce.01
0
acquiesce.01
1
acquire.01
1
acquit.01
0
act.01
1
adapt.01
2
add.01
1
add.02
1
add.02
2
Predicate 81
Topic
29.9-1
Actor1
95
Actor2
95
Topic
13.5.2-1
Agent
80-1
Predicate 29.6-1
Destination 26.9
Theme
37.7
Patient1
108
Patient2
108
Attribute
Theme
Agent
Co-Agent
Theme
Cause
Attribute
Goal
Topic
Theme
Co-Theme
propbank-verbnet through semlink, how roles differ
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FrameNet (frames)
frames
frames
SELECT frame,framedefinition FROM fnframes LIMIT 20
frame
framedefinition
<def-root>An <fex name="Agent">Agent</fex> leaves behind a <fex name="Theme">Theme</fex> effectively rendering it no longer within their control or of the normal security as one's property. <ex><fex name="Agent">Carolyn</fex> <t>abandoned</t> <fex name="Theme">her car</fex> and
jumped on a red double decker bus.</ex> <ex>Perhaps <fex name="Agent">he</fex> <t>left</t> <fex name="Theme">the key</fex> in the ignition</ex> <ex><t>Abandonment</t> <fex name="Theme">of a child</fex> is considered to be a serious crime in many jurisdictions.</ex></def-root>
<def-root>A <fen>Location</fen> is filled or covered with the <fen>Theme</fen>. The <fen>Location</fen> is realized as the External Argument, and the <fen>Theme</fen> either as PP complement headed by <ment>with</ment>, <ment>in</ment> or <ment>of</ment>. NB: This frame does not
Abounding_with
include uses of adjectives like <ment>paved</ment> when they merely specify the Type of some location, as in "paved and unpaved roads". <ex><fex name="Location">The waters of the bay</fex> <t>teemed</t> <fex name="Theme">with fish</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Location">The waters
of the bay</fex> <m>were</m> <t>teeming</t> <fex name="Theme">with fish</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Location">The road</fex> <m>was</m> <fex name="Degree">completely</fex> <t>covered</t> <fex name="Theme">in mud</fex>.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>An <fen>Entity</fen> (generally food) is exposed to a <fen>Heat_source</fen> whose <fen>Temperature</fen> may also be specified. Generally, the <fen>Entity</fen> undergoes some sort of change as a result of this process. <ex><fex name="ent">Bacon</fex> was <t>frying</t> <fex
Absorb_heat
name="Container">in the pan</fex>, and a great heap of eggs already lay steaming on a plate.</ex> <ex>If <fex name="ent">it</fex> <t>cooks</t> <fex name="tem">at 400</fex> <fex name="dur">for an hour</fex>, it 'll be nothing but a pile of ash!</ex></def-root>
<def-root>The <fen>Quantity</fen> of a <fen>Collection</fen> occurring in a <fen>Place</fen> has a particular <fen>Measure</fen>. The <fen>Measure</fen> of the <fen>Collection</fen> is referred to only in terms of how the <fen>Measure</fen> diverges from a norm for
Abundance
<fen>Collection</fen>s of the specified type. <fen>Degree</fen> may further refine the relation of the <fen>Measure</fen> to the norm. <ex><fex name="Collection">Beauty</fex> <m>is</m> <t>abundant</t> <fex name="pla">in a land flowing with snowmelt</fex>.</ex> <ex>Detritus of life
<t>abounds</t> <fex name="pla">in the atmosphere</fex>. </ex> <ex>There was a recent discovery that <fex name="Collection">exotic microbes</fex> <t>teem</t> <fex name="pla">in the rocks hundreds of metres beneath the floor of the Pacific Ocean</fex>.</ex></def-root>
<def-root>In this frame an <fen>Abuser</fen> repeatedly treats the <fen>Victim</fen> in a cruel and violent way, including physically harming or forcing the <fen>Victim</fen> to engage in sexual activity against their will. The <fen>Victim</fen> usually lacks the power to resist or fight back. A
Abusing
<fen>Type</fen> of abuse may be indicated. There may also be a <fen>Degree</fen>. <ex> <fex name="Abuser">Her father</fex> <fex name="Type">verbally</fex> <t>abused</t> <fex name="Victim">her mother</fex>. </ex></def-root>
Access_scenario
<def-root>A Theme is or is not capable of entering or accessing a Useful_location because of/despite a Barrier.</def-root>
Accompaniment
<def-root>A <fen>Coparticipant</fen> fills the same role as the <fen>Participant</fen> in an event or relation.</def-root>
Accomplishment
<def-root>After a period in which the <fen>Agent</fen> has been working on a <fen>Goal</fen>, the <fen>Agent</fen> manages to attain it. The <fen>Goal</fen> may be a desired state, or be conceptualized as an event. </def-root>
<def-root>A <fen>Wearer</fen> wears accessories, which are made of some <fen>Material</fen> and may have a <fen>Style</fen>. Most of the accessories are non-essential (clothing) items. <ex><fex name="Wearer">She</fex> wore <fex name="Descriptor">a black</fex> <fex
Accoutrements
name="Material">velvet</fex> <t>hat</t> <fex name="Body_location">on her head</fex>.</ex></def-root>
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> is involved in an activity whose degree of success is dependent on a parameter of the action matching a particular set of values of a continuous variable or variables (e.g. quantity, location, time). The <fen>Agent</fen>, or metonymically the <fen>Instrument</fen> or
<fen>Means</fen> action, is described in terms of the actual or expected <fen>Deviation</fen> between the location, time, or quantity in the activity and the location, time, or quantity which is necessary for the intended event. <ex><fex name="Instrument">The Longview Rangefinder</fex> is
Accuracy
<t>accurate</t> <fex name="Deviation">to within one foot per hundred yards</fex> .</ex> <ex><fex name="Means">His estimate</fex> was <t>off</t> <fex name="Deviation">by an order of magnitude</fex> .</ex> <ex><fex name="Agent">The fork truck operator</fex> must be <fex
name="Degree">fairly</fex> <t>accurate</t> <fex name="Means">in his aim</fex>.</ex> <ex>The <t>precision</t> <fex name="Means">of the daily measurements</fex> is dependent on a number of factors.</ex></def-root>
Achieving_first
<def-root>A <fen>Cognizer</fen> introduces a <fen>New_idea</fen> into society. <ex>It is difficult to imagine how different our lives would be without <fex name="Cognizer">Edison's</fex> <t>invention</t> <fex name="New_idea">of the light bulb.</fex></ex> </def-root>
<def-root>A <fen>Substance</fen> causes an <fen>Effect</fen>. The <fen>Substance</fen> is produced by a process understood as directed towards the <fen>Effect</fen>. The <fen>Name</fen> for the material that makes up the substance may also be given. <ex>A rationale for using <fex
name="sub">denatured gp160</fex> as a <fex name="eff">therapeutic</fex> <t>agent</t> in HIV-infected people is to boost the immune response .</ex> <ex><fex name="sub">The quinolones</fex> now seem to <m>be</m> the <fex name="eff">antimicrobial</fex> <t>agents</t> of choice for
Active_substance
acute bacterial prostatitis.</ex> <ex><fex name="eff">Hormonally</fex> <t>active</t> <fex name="sub">chemicals</fex> have the potential to cause significant environmental injury.</ex> <ex>Only after the potion has been drunk does the <t>active</t> <fex name="sub">ingredient</fex> form.
<fex name="eff">DNI</fex></ex> <ex>The <fex name="nam">sarin</fex> <t><fex name="sub">agent</fex></t> might have been a leftover shell from a chemical-arms dump. </ex></def-root>
<def-root>This is an abstract frame for durative activities, in which the <fen>Agent</fen> enters an ongoing state of the <fen>Activity</fen>, remains in this state for some <fen>Duration</fen> of <fen>Time</fen>, and leaves this state either by finishing or by stopping. The <fen>Agent</fen>'s
Activity
<fen>Activity</fen> should be intentional. This frame is intended mostly for the inheritance of common FEs, and to provide the frame structure for the beginning, ongoing, finish, or stop stage of an <fen>Activity</fen>, each of which constitutes a subframe of this frame. This frame should be
compared to the Process frame.</def-root>
Activity_abandoned_state <def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> is in an unfinished part of an activity.</def-root>
Activity_done_state
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> has completed an <fen>Activity</fen>.</def-root>
Activity_finish
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> finishes an <fen>Activity</fen>, which can no longer logically continue. This frame is a subframe of <fen>Activity</fen>.</def-root>
Activity_ongoing
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> is performing the portion of an <fen>Activity</fen> in which there is dynamic stability.</def-root>
Activity_pause
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> pauses in the course of an <fen>Activity</fen>.</def-root>
Activity_paused_state
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> remains in a particular stage of an <fen>Activity</fen>, without progressing in the activity.</def-root>
Abandonment
Activity_prepare
<def-root>An <fen>Agent</fen> prepares for an <fen>Activity</fen>.</def-root>
frame relations
related frames
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frame
GROUP_CONCAT(relation)
GROUP_CONCAT(d.frame)
Abandonment
Abounding_with See also,Is Used by,Inherits from,Is Used by,Is Inherited by Adorning,Expensiveness,Locative_relation,Mass_motion,Lively_place
Absorb_heat
Inherits from
Becoming
Abundance
Inherits from,Is Inherited by
Gradable_attributes,Scarcity
Abusing
Uses,Inherits from
Cause_harm,Committing_crime
Access_scenario Is Perspectivized in,Is Perspectivized in
Having_or_lacking_access,Openness
Accompaniment Inherits from
Relation
Accomplishment Uses
Intentionally_act
Accoutrements Is Used by,Inherits from,Is Used by,Is Used by
Wearing,Artifact,Undressing,Dressing
Accuracy
Inclination,Measurable_attributes,Success_or_failure
Inherits from,Uses,Uses
frame "Causation", related frames
SELECT s.frame,relation,d.frame FROM fnframes AS s LEFT JOIN fnframes_related USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnframes AS d ON (frame2id = d.frameid) LEFT JOIN fnframerelations USING (relationid) WHERE s.frame='Causation'
frame
relation
frame
Causation Inherits from
Eventive_affecting
Causation Subframe of
Causation_scenario
Causation Is Perspectivized in Means
frame "Causation", related frames (reverse)
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frame
relation
frame
Eventive_affecting Is Inherited by Causation
Causation_scenario Has Subframe(s) Causation
Means
Perspective on Causation
frame "Activity", related frames
SELECT s.frame,relation,d.frame FROM fnframes AS s LEFT JOIN fnframes_related USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnframes AS d ON (frame2id = d.frameid) LEFT JOIN fnframerelations USING (relationid) WHERE s.frame='Activity'
frame
relation
frame
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_start
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_ongoing
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_finish
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_stop
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_pause
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_abandoned_state
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_ready_state
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_prepare
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_paused_state
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_done_state
Activity Inherits from
Process
Activity Is Inherited by Apply_heat
Activity Has Subframe(s) Activity_resume
frame "Activity", related frames (reverse)
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frame
Activity_start
Activity_ongoing
Activity_finish
relation
frame
Subframe of Activity
Subframe of Activity
Subframe of Activity
Activity_stop
Subframe of Activity
Activity_pause
Subframe of Activity
Activity_abandoned_state Subframe of Activity
Activity_ready_state
Subframe of Activity
Activity_prepare
Subframe of Activity
Activity_paused_state
Subframe of Activity
Activity_done_state
Subframe of Activity
Process
Is Inherited by Activity
Apply_heat
Inherits from Activity
Activity_resume
Subframe of Activity
frame elements
frame elements (fe)
SELECT frame,fetype FROM fnfes LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) ORDER BY frameid,feid LIMIT 20
frame
fetype
Causation
Cause
Causation
Affected
Causation
Effect
Causation
Place
Causation
Reason
Causation
Time
Causation
Actor
Causation
Circumstances
Causation
Manner
Causation
Explanation
Causation
Means
Causation
Frequency
Causation
Concessive
Communication Communicator
Communication Addressee
Communication Message
Communication Topic
Communication Medium
Communication Amount_of_information
Communication Depictive
frame elements (fe) grouped by frame
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frame
fe
Causation
Cause,Affected,Effect,Place,Reason,Time,Actor,Circumstances,Manner,Explanation,Means,Frequency,Concessive
Communication
Communicator,Addressee,Message,Topic,Medium,Amount_of_information,Depictive,Manner,Means,Time,Duration,Frequency,Place,Purpose
Motion
Theme,Source,Path,Goal,Area,Distance,Speed,Carrier,Duration,Time,Manner,Result,Depictive,Place,Degree,Direction,Purpose,Path_shape,Containing_event,Frequency,Iteration
Perception
Perceiver,Sought_entity,Phenomenon
Reciprocality
Protagonist_1,Protagonist_2,Protagonists
Transitive_action
Agent,Patient,Event,Depictive,Result,Means,Manner,Time,Place,Cause
Duplication
Creator,Original,Copy,Source,Goal,Characterization,Means,Manner,Result,Depictive,Degree,Purpose,Time,Place,Reason,Instrument,Duration,Fidelity,Iteration,Frequency
Feigning
Agent,Original,Copy,Manner,Means,Degree,State_of_affairs,Purpose,Explanation,Frequency,Time,Period_of_iterations,Duration,Depictive,Circumstances,Place
Cause_to_amalgamate Agent,Whole,Parts,Part_1,Part_2,Manner,Degree,Means,Result,Depictive,Purpose,Place,Time
Separating
Whole,Parts,Part_1,Part_2,Agent,Criterion,Depictive,Manner,Degree,Means,Result,Cause,Recipients,Time,Place,Instrument
Body_movement
Agent,Body_part,Internal_cause,External_cause,Addressee,Source,Path,Goal,Area,Degree,Depictive,Manner,Result,Message,Time,Sub-region,Purpose,Cognate_event,Duration,Place,Re_encoding,Coordinated_event
Manipulation
Agent,Entity,Locus,Bodypart_of_agent,Duration,Manner,Result,Time,Purpose,Instrument,Means,Place,Depictive,Reason,Particular_iteration
Posture
Agent,Location,Degree,Depictive,Manner,Dependent_state,Time,Purpose,Duration,Point_of_contact
Awareness
Cognizer,Content,Evidence,Topic,Degree,Manner,Expressor,Role,Paradigm,Time,Explanation
Becoming_aware
Cognizer,Phenomenon,Ground,State,Evidence,Degree,Manner,Means,Topic,Time,Purpose,Instrument,Frequency,Circumstances,Explanation,Particular_iteration,Period_of_iterations
Categorization
Cognizer,Item,Category,Criteria,Manner,Means,Time,Circumstances,Concessive,Explanation
Cogitation
Cognizer,Topic,Degree,Depictive,Manner,Means,Result,Medium,Purpose,Time
Coming_to_believe Cognizer,Evidence,Content,Topic,Degree,Depictive,Manner,Means,Time,Medium,Place
Differentiation
Cognizer,Phenomenon_1,Phenomenon_2,Phenomena,Quality,Degree,Depictive,Manner,Means,Circumstances
Evidence
Support,Proposition,Degree,Manner,Means,Depictive,Result,Domain_of_Relevance,Cognizer
fe for "Causation" frame
SELECT frame,fetype,coretype,iscorefe,coreset FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnfes USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fncoretypes USING (coretypeid) WHERE frame='Causation' ORDER BY feid
frame
fetype
Causation Cause
Causation Affected
Causation Effect
coretype
Core
Core
iscorefe coreset
1
1
1
2
2
Core-Unexpressed 1
Causation Place
Peripheral
Causation Reason
Peripheral
Causation Time
Peripheral
Causation Actor
Core
Causation Circumstances Extra-Thematic
Causation Manner
Peripheral
Causation Explanation Extra-Thematic
Causation Means
Peripheral
Causation Frequency
Extra-Thematic
Causation Concessive Extra-Thematic
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
frame core elements
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frame
corefe
Causation
Cause,Affected,Effect,Actor
Communication
Communicator,Message,Topic,Medium
Motion
Source,Path,Goal,Distance,Direction
Duplication
Original,Copy
Feigning
Original,Copy
Separating
Whole,Part_1,Part_2
Body_movement Agent,Body_part
Manipulation
Agent,Bodypart_of_agent
Posture
Location,Point_of_contact
Awareness
Cognizer,Content,Topic,Expressor
Becoming_aware Cognizer,Phenomenon,Means,Topic,Instrument
Categorization
Category,Criteria
Coming_to_believe Cognizer,Content,Topic,Means,Medium
Differentiation
Cognizer,Quality
Expectation
Phenomenon,Topic
Judgment
Cognizer,Expressor
Mental_property Protagonist,Behavior
Scrutiny
Cognizer,Medium,Instrument
Candidness
Speaker,Message,Topic,Medium
Commitment
Speaker,Message,Topic,Medium
core fe sets
frame "Causation", coresets
SELECT frame,coreset,GROUP_CONCAT(fetype) FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnfes USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fncoretypes USING (coretypeid) WHERE frame='Causation' AND iscorefe GROUP BY coreset
frame coreset GROUP_CONCAT(fetype)
Causation 1
Cause,Actor
Causation 2
Effect,Affected
fe core types
fe coretypes
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frame
Causation
Causation
Causation
Causation
Causation
Causation
fetype
Cause
Affected
Effect
Place
Reason
Time
iscorefe
coretype
1
Core
1
Core
1
Core-Unexpressed
0
Peripheral
0
Peripheral
0
Peripheral
Causation
Actor
1
Causation
Circumstances
0
Causation
Manner
0
Causation
Explanation
0
Causation
Means
0
Causation
Frequency
0
Causation
Concessive
0
Communication Communicator
1
Communication Addressee
0
Communication Message
1
Communication Topic
1
Communication Medium
1
Communication Amount_of_information 0
Communication Depictive
0
Core
Extra-Thematic
Peripheral
Extra-Thematic
Peripheral
Extra-Thematic
Extra-Thematic
Core
Peripheral
Core
Core
Core
Extra-Thematic
Extra-Thematic
required fe
required fe
SELECT frame,fet.fetype,rfet.fetype AS requires FROM fnfes_required LEFT JOIN fnfes AS fe USING (feid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes AS fet USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnfes AS rfe ON (fe2id = rfe.feid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes AS rfet ON (rfe.fetypeid = rfet.fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnframes AS fr ON (fr.frameid =
fe.frameid) ORDER BY fr.frame LIMIT 20
frame
fetype
requires
Amalgamation
Part_1
Part_2
Amalgamation
Part_2
Part_1
Apply_heat
Co_participant Food
Arithmetic_non-commutative
Term_1
Term_2
Assemble
Party_1
Party_2
Attaching
Item
Goal
Attaching
Goal
Item
Becoming_detached
Item
Source
Becoming_detached
Source
Item
Becoming_separated
Part_2
Part_1
Becoming_separated
Part_1
Part_2
Being_attached
Item
Goal
Being_attached
Goal
Item
Be_in_agreement_on_action
Party_1
Party_2
Be_in_agreement_on_action
Party_2
Party_1
Be_in_agreement_on_assessment Cognizer_1 Cognizer_2
Be_in_agreement_on_assessment Cognizer_2 Cognizer_1
Cause_change
Final_value Attribute
Cause_change
Initial_value Attribute
Cause_to_amalgamate
Part_1
Part_2
excluded fe
excluded fe
SELECT frame,fet.fetype,xfet.fetype AS excludes FROM fnfes_excluded LEFT JOIN fnfes AS fe USING (feid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes AS fet USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnfes AS xfe ON (fe2id = xfe.feid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes AS xfet ON (xfe.fetypeid = xfet.fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnframes AS fr ON (fr.frameid =
fe.frameid) ORDER BY fr.frame LIMIT 20
frame
fetype
excludes
Age
Age
Degree
Age
Expressor Entity
Aiming
Targeted
Target_location
Alliance
Member_1 Members
Alliance
Member_2 Members
Amalgamation
Part_1
Parts
Amalgamation
Part_2
Parts
Ambient_temperature Temperature Degree
Amounting_to
Numbers
Attribute
Assemble
Party_2
Group
Assemble
Individuals Party_2
Assemble
Group
Party_1
Assemble
Attaching
Party_1
Goal
Individuals
Items
Attaching
Attention
Awareness
Becoming
Becoming_detached
Becoming_detached
Item
Expressor
Cognizer
Final_state
Item
Source
Items
Perceiver
Expressor
Final_category
Items
Items
FrameNet (semtypes)
semtypes
semtype's supertype
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semtype
supersemtype
Accomplishment
Event
Achievement
Event
Activity
Event
Affect_describing
Lexical_type
Agentive_noun
Biframal_LU
Animate_being
Living_thing
Artifact
Physical_object
Attribute
Ontological_type
Auditory_modality
Sensory_modality
Biframal_LU
Lexical_type
Body_of_water
Region
Body_part
Physical_object
Bound_dependent_LU Bound_LU
Bound_LU
Lexical_type
Container
Physical_object
Content
State_of_affairs
Degree
Attribute
Duration
Attribute
End_of_scale
Value_for_degree
End_state_LU
Biframal_LU
semtype's subtypes
SELECT s.semtype, GROUP_CONCAT(t.semtype) AS subsemtypes FROM fnsemtypes_supers LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes AS t USING (semtypeid) LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes AS s ON (supersemtypeid = s.semtypeid) GROUP BY s.semtype ORDER BY s.semtype LIMIT 20
semtype
subsemtypes
Affect_describing
Positive_judgment,Negative_judgment
Animate_being
Sentient
Artifact
Structure
Attribute
Temperature,Shape,Quantity,Manner,Degree,Duration,Speed
Biframal_LU
Tendency_grading_LU,Participating_entity,Agentive_noun,Guest_LU,End_state_LU
Body_of_water
Running-water
Bound_LU
Support,Bound_dependent_LU
Event
Achievement,Intentional_act,Activity,Accomplishment
Framal_type
Non-Lexical Frame,Non-perspectivalized_frame
Group
Organization
Intentional_act
Human_act
Lexical_type
Biframal_LU,LU_with_FE_specified,Transparent Noun,Affect_describing,Bound_LU
Living_thing
Animate_being
Location
Region,Line,Point
Locative_relation
Path,Source,Goal
LU_with_FE_specified Sensory_modality,Value_for_degree
Ontological_type
Relation,Physical_entity,State_of_affairs,Attribute,Group
Physical_entity
Material,Physical_object
Physical_object
Living_thing,Body_part,Location,Container,Artifact
Region
Landform,Body_of_water
frame semtypes distribution
SELECT semtype, COUNT(*) FROM fnframes_semtypes LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) GROUP BY semtypeid ORDER BY semtype
semtype
COUNT(*)
Artifact
6
End_of_scale
1
Human
1
Locative_relation
2
Negative
2
Non-Lexical Frame
111
Non-perspectivalized_frame 27
Physical_object
1
State
1
Transparent Noun
16
Visual_modality
1
frame semtypes
SELECT frame,GROUP_CONCAT(semtype) FROM fnframes_semtypes LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) WHERE semtypeid IS NOT NULL GROUP BY frame ORDER BY frame LIMIT 32,20
frame
GROUP_CONCAT(semtype)
Contact_image_schema
Non-Lexical Frame
Containers
Artifact
Container_focused_placing Non-Lexical Frame
Container_focused_removing Non-Lexical Frame
Containment
Non-perspectivalized_frame,Non-Lexical Frame
Containment_relation
Locative_relation
Containment_relation_IS
Non-Lexical Frame
Crime_scenario
Non-Lexical Frame
Criminal_process
Non-Lexical Frame
Cycle_of_life_and_death
Non-Lexical Frame
Degree
End_of_scale
Delimited_state_scenario
Non-Lexical Frame,Non-perspectivalized_frame
Domination
Non-Lexical Frame
Duration_scenario
Non-perspectivalized_frame,Non-Lexical Frame
Eclipse
Visual_modality
Education_teaching
Non-perspectivalized_frame
Emotions
Non-perspectivalized_frame,Non-Lexical Frame
Employee's_scenario
Non-Lexical Frame
Employer's_scenario
Non-Lexical Frame
Employment_continue
Non-perspectivalized_frame,Non-Lexical Frame
fe semtypes distribution
SELECT semtype, COUNT(*) FROM fnfes_semtypes LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) GROUP BY semtypeid ORDER BY semtype
semtype
COUNT(*)
Activity
1
Artifact
19
Body_part
21
Container
3
Content
21
Degree
354
Duration
172
Event
5
Goal
89
Group
4
Human
43
Human_act
14
Living_thing
1
Location
47
Locative_relation 530
Manner
507
Message
21
Organization
1
Path
5
Physical_entity 114
Physical_object 71
Quantity
Sentient
Source
Speed
State
State_of_affairs
Temperature
Time
11
561
100
49
5
908
6
561
frame elements for "Causation"
SELECT frame,fetype,semtype FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnfes USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnfes_semtypes USING (feid) LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) WHERE frame='Causation' ORDER BY feid
frame
fetype
semtype
Causation Cause
Causation Affected
Causation Effect
Causation Place
Locative_relation
Causation Reason
State_of_affairs
Causation Time
Time
Causation Actor
Sentient
Causation Circumstances
Causation Manner
Causation Explanation
Causation Means
Causation Frequency
Causation Concessive
frame elements with multiple semtypes
SELECT frame,fetype,GROUP_CONCAT(semtype) FROM fnfes LEFT JOIN fnframes USING(frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING(fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnfes_semtypes USING(feid) LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) WHERE feid IN (SELECT feid FROM fnfes_semtypes GROUP BY feid HAVING
COUNT(*) > 1) GROUP BY frameid,feid
frame fetype GROUP_CONCAT(semtype)
Arranging Location Location,Goal
Defend Assailant Sentient,Source
frame elements of "Sentient" semtype
SELECT frame,fetype,semtype FROM fnfes LEFT JOIN fnframes USING(frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING(fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnfes_semtypes USING(feid) LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) WHERE semtype = 'Sentient' LIMIT 20
frame
fetype semtype
Abusing
Abuser
Sentient
Abusing
Victim
Sentient
Accomplishment
Agent
Sentient
Accuracy
Agent
Sentient
Achieving_first
Cognizer Sentient
Activity
Agent
Sentient
Activity_abandoned_state Agent
Sentient
Activity_done_state
Agent
Sentient
Activity_finish
Agent
Sentient
Activity_ongoing
Agent
Sentient
Activity_pause
Agent
Sentient
Activity_paused_state
Agent
Sentient
Activity_prepare
Agent
Sentient
Activity_ready_state
Protagonist Sentient
Activity_resume
Agent
Sentient
Activity_start
Agent
Sentient
Activity_stop
Agent
Sentient
Adding_up
Cognizer Sentient
Adducing
Speaker Sentient
Adducing
Addressee Sentient
frame elements of "Sentient" semtype
SELECT frame,fetype,semtype FROM fnfes LEFT JOIN fnframes USING(frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING(fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnfes_semtypes USING(feid) LEFT JOIN fnsemtypes USING (semtypeid) WHERE semtype = 'Human' LIMIT 20
frame
fetype
semtype
Adopt_selection
Agent
Human
Alliance
Members
Human
Body_decoration
Decorated_individual Human
Body_description_holistic
Individual
Human
Body_description_part
Individual
Human
Collaboration
Partner_1
Human
Collaboration
Partner_2
Human
Collaboration
Partners
Human
Employee's_scenario
Employee
Human
Employer's_scenario
Employee
Human
Employment_scenario
Employee
Human
Examination
Examiner
Human
Exercising
Agent
Human
Expected_location_of_person Person
Human
Extradition
Authorities
Human
Extradition
Suspect
Human
Fields
Practitioner
Human
Forming_relationships
Partner_1
Human
Forming_relationships
Partner_2
Human
Forming_relationships
Partners
Human
FrameNet (lexunits)
lexunits
lexunits
SELECT frame,lexunit,ludefinition FROM fnlexunits LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) ORDER BY frame,lexunit LIMIT 50
frame
lexunit
Abandonment abandon.v
Abandonment abandoned.a
Abandonment abandonment.n
Abandonment forget.v
Abandonment leave.v
Abounding_with adorned.a
Abounding_with asphalted.a
Abounding_with bedecked.a
Abounding_with bejewelled.a
Abounding_with bespattered.a
Abounding_with blanketed.a
Abounding_with brimming.a
Abounding_with brushed.a
ludefinition
leave behind
the state of being left behind
the act of relinquishing to no one
leave something behind unintentionally
let remain in another place as abondoned
decorated
covered in asphalt
decorated lavishly
covered in jewels
covered in patch of liquid
covered (in, with)
full to the point of overflowing.
covered by something which was applied with a brush
Abounding_with buttered.a
covered with butter
Abounding_with chock-a-block.a crammed full.
Abounding_with chock-full.a
filled to overflowing.
Abounding_with cloaked.a
enveloped (in, with), generally to the point of being hidden
Abounding_with coated.a
layered or covered (with,in) something
Abounding_with covered.a
having a large quantity of something on the surface
Abounding_with crammed.a
filled to the point of overflowing
Abounding_with crawl.v
be unpleasantly covered or crowded with.
Abounding_with crawling.a
unpleasantly covered or crowded with.
Abounding_with crowded.a
filled so far as to inhibit movement.
Abounding_with dabbed.a
having been covered with quick light strokes
Abounding_with decked.a
decorated brightly and extensively
Abounding_with decorated.a
furned with ornamental things
Abounding_with dotted.a
covered (with, in)
Abounding_with draped.a
covered with a loose cloth
Abounding_with drizzled.a
having been covered by trickling a thin stream of liquid
Abounding_with dusted.a
covered with a powedered substance
Abounding_with embellished.a adorned or decorated
Abounding_with festooned.a
adorned with festoons
Abounding_with filled.a
full
Abounding_with full.a
containing or holding as much or as many as possible; having no empty space.
Abounding_with gilded.a
Abounding_with glazed.a
covered in a thin layer of gold
covered with a glaze
Abounding_with heaped.a
Abounding_with hung.a
Abounding_with injected.a
Abounding_with jammed.a
Abounding_with jostling.a
Abounding_with lacquered.a
Abounding_with lined.a
Abounding_with ornamented.a
Abounding_with overcrowded.a
Abounding_with overfilled.a
Abounding_with painted.a
Abounding_with panelled.a
Abounding_with paved.a
Abounding_with plastered.a
loaded copiously
covered or adorned with hanging objects
filled by means of injection
over-crowded
being full of people or objects pushing against each other
covered in lacquer
having its interior covered with a layer of different material
covered in ornamental objects
extremely full
too full
covered with paint
covered in panels
covered with stones or asphalt
covered in plaster or otherwise completely covered
lexunits grouped by frame
SELECT frame,GROUP_CONCAT(lexunit) FROM fnlexunits LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) GROUP BY frame ORDER BY frame,lexunit LIMIT 50
frame
Abandonment
GROUP_CONCAT(lexunit)
abandon.v,leave.v,abandonment.n,abandoned.a,forget.v
dabbed.a,drizzled.a,buttered.a,plastered.a,smeared.a,strewn.a,splattered.a,stuffed.a,tiled.a,heaped.a,crammed.a,sprinkled.a,injected.a,draped.a,brimming.a,replete.a,chock-full.a,chock-aAbounding_with
block.a,dusted.a,surfaced.a,wallpapered.a,overcrowded.a,overfilled.a,filled.a,full.a,adorned.a,asphalted.a,brushed.a,hung.a,jammed.a,paved.a,festooned.a,decked.a,bedecked.a,bejewelled.a,bespattered.a,spattered.a,decorated.a,studded.a,lined.a,ornamented.a,varnished.a,coated.a,dotted.a,teeming.a,painted.a,lacquered
Absorb_heat
sizzle.v,fry.v,bake.v,simmer.v,cook.v,stew.v,boil.v,scorch.v,sear.v,singe.v
Abundance
abundant.a,abound.v,teem.v,galore.a
Abusing
abuse.n,abuse.v,abusive.a,batter.v,domestic violence.n,maltreat.v,maltreatment.n
Accompaniment
with.prep,along with.prep,together with.prep
Accomplishment
accomplish.v,achieve.v,accomplishment.n,achievement.n,bring about.v
gas mask.n,regalia.n,top-hat.n,accoutrement.n,yarmulkah.n,balaclava.n,beret.n,biretta.n,boater.n,bowler.n,nightcap.n,panama.n,sombrero.n,trilby.n,turban.n,shako.n,veil.n,headdress.n,headpiece.n,belt.n,trinket.n,anklet.n,ring.n,earring.n,jewellery.n,necklace.n,bangle.n,bracelet.n,coronet.n,crown.n,brooch.n,tiara.n,circ
Accoutrements
pin.n,cap.n,bonnet.n,mask.n,bandanna.n,headband.n,hairpiece.n,fez.n,skullcap.n,sporran.n,snood.n,hairnet.n,hairslide.n,hairpin.n,hairband.n,hairgrip.n,sash.n,watch.n,medal.n,medallion.n,ribbon.n,badge.n,armband.n,armlet.n,goggles.n,choker.n,mitre.n,helm.n,helmet.n,gorget.n,greaves.n,coif.n,hauberk.n,mantle.n
Accuracy
accurate.a,on.prep,off.prep,inaccurate.a,accuracy.n,inaccuracy.n,exact.a,precise.a,precision.n,accurately.adv,inaccurately.adv
Achieving_first
originate.v,pioneer.v,invent.v,discover.v,coin.v,coinage.n,discovery.n,discoverer.n,originator.n,inventor.n,invention.n,pioneer.n,pioneering.a
Active_substance
bioactive.a,causative agent.n,irritant.n,incapacitant.n,agent.n,active.a
Activity_done_state
through.a,done.a,finished.a
Activity_finish
completion.n,tie up.v,wrap up.v,finish.v,conclude.v,complete.v
Activity_ongoing
maintenance.n,keep on.v,keep up.v,keep.v,continue.v,carry on.v
Activity_pause
pause.n,freeze.v,freeze.n,moratorium.n,suspend.v,take break.v
Activity_prepare
preparation.n,prepare.v,get ready.v,ready.v,fix.v,gear_up.v
Activity_ready_state
ready.a,prepared.a,set.a
Activity_resume
renew.v,resume.v,restart.v
Activity_start
swing_(into).v,initiate.v,commence.v,start.v,begin.v,take_up.v,beginner.n,neophyte.n,enter.v,launch_(into).v
Activity_stop
abandon.v,quit.v,stop.v,halt.v,discontinue.v,cease.v,terminate.v
Actually_occurring_entity actual.a
Addiction
hooked.a,addict.n,addicted.a,addiction.n,compulsive.a,fiend.n,habit.n,junkie.n,alcoholic.n,alcoholism.n
Adding_up
total.v,add up.v,tally.v
Adducing
adduce.v,cite.v,point (to).v,name.v
Adjusting
adjust.v,adjustment.n,tweak.v,tweak.n,calibrate.v,calibration.n
Adopt_selection
adopt.v,assume.v,embrace.v
Adorning
stud.v,dot.v,adorn.v,blanket.v,cloak.v,coat.v,cover.v,deck.v,decorate.v,encircle.v,envelop.v,festoon.v,fill.v,film.v,line.v,pave.v,wreathe.v,garnish.v,encrust.v
Aesthetics
elegant.a,beautiful.a,lovely.a,fair.a,handsome.a,smart.a,ugly.a,tasty.a
Age
new.a,fresh.a,old.a,ancient.a,young.a,youngish.a,oldish.a,maturity.n,of.prep,age.n
Aggregate
band.n,bevy.n,circle.n,coterie.n,family.n,clutch.n,corps.n,set.n,multiplicity.n,shoal.n,school.n,covey.n,crop.n,mob.n,harem.n,horde.n,stand.n,repertoire.n,posse.n,huddle.n,claque.n,repertory.n,population.n,slew.n,package.n,quartet.n,quintet.n,trio.n,sextet.n,body.n,flotilla.n,tribe.n,passel.n,community.n,clump.n,army.n
Aging
aging.a,age.v,mature.v
Agree_or_refuse_to_act refuse.v,decline.v,refusal.n,agree.v
Agriculture
cultivate.v,farming.n,farm.v
Aiming
aim.v,target.v,aim.n,target.n,direct.v
Alliance
alliance.n,coalition.n
Altered_phase
solidified.a,thawed.a,melted.a,liquefied.a,frozen.a,defrosted.a
Amalgamation
come together.v,merger.n,amalgamate.v,blend.v,meld.v,merge.v,unify.v,unite.v,combine.v,commingle.v,fuse.v,intermix.v,band_together.v
Amassing
Ambient_temperature
Ammunition
Amounting_to
amass.v,accumulate.v,stockpile.v,hoard.v
cool.a,cold.a,hot.a,warm.a,scorcher.n,freezing.a,cold.n,chilly.a,temperature.n
ammunition.n,ammo.n,ordnance.n,round.n,munitions.n,bullet.n
total.a,number.v,total.v,amount.v,total.n,tally.n
Annoyance
Appeal
Appearance
Appellations
Apply_heat
Appointing
Architectural_part
Arraignment
Arranging
annoyed.a,irritated.a,frustrated.a
appeal.n,appeal.v,appellate.a,appellant.n
appear.v,feel.v,look.v,reek.v,seem.v,smell.v,sound.v,stink.v,taste.v
officer.n,general.n,captain.n
braise.v,blanch.v,brown.v,broil.v,parboil.v,coddle.v,scald.v,stew.v,char.v,poach.v,steep.v,toast.v,saute.v,microwave.v,steam.v,fry.v,grill.v,roast.v,boil.v,simmer.v,cook.v,bake.v,plank.v,barbecue.v,deep fry.v,singe.v,sear.v
accredit.v,appoint.v,accredited.a,designate.v,finger.v,tap.v,name.v
fireplace.n,floor.n,foundation.n,ceiling.n,mantel.n,roof.n,rail.n,wall.n,flight.n,landing.n,counter.n,facade.n
arraign.v,arraignment.n
set up.v,arrange.v,arrangement.n,array.v,justify.v,order.v,format.v,deploy.v,deployment.n
lexunits for frame
SELECT frame,lexunit,ludefinition FROM fnlexunits LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) WHERE frame = 'Activity_pause' ORDER BY lexunit
frame
lexunit
ludefinition
Activity_pause freeze.n
an act of freezing
Activity_pause freeze.v
keep or stop at a fixed level or in a fixed state.
Activity_pause moratorium.n a temporary prohibition of an activity.
Activity_pause pause.n
a temporary stop in action or speech.
Activity_pause suspend.v
halt temporarily.
Activity_pause take break.v interrupt continuity
frame for lexunit
SELECT lexunit,ludefinition,frame FROM fnlexunits LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) WHERE lexunit LIKE 'freeze.%' ORDER BY frame
lexunit
ludefinition
frame
freeze.v keep or stop at a fixed level or in a fixed state.
Activity_pause
freeze.n an act of freezing
Activity_pause
freeze.v turn into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold.
Cause_change_of_phase
freeze.v (with reference to a liquid) turn or be turned into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold. Change_of_phase
multiple lexunit
SELECT * FROM fnlexemes LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) WHERE lexunit LIKE 'target.n'
luid fnwordid lexemeid posid breakbefore headword lexemeidx wordid word frameid lexunit posid
ludefinition
ludict statusid totalannotated incorporatedfeid incorporatedfetypeid noccurs
14114 2834
3755
1
0
0
130481 target 1901
target.n 1
a person, object, or place selected as the aim of an attack. O
3
0
11319
1052
1
8053 2834
11342 1
0
0
130481 target 513
target.n 1
an objective or result towards which efforts are directed O
4
25
1
lexemes
lexunit like "bring*"
SELECT lexunit,ludefinition,ludict FROM fnlexunits WHERE lexunit LIKE 'bring%' ORDER BY lexunit
lexunit
bring about.v
bring about.v
bring in.v
bring on.v
bring to mind.v
bring together.v
bring.v
bring.v
bring_about.v
bring_forth.v
ludefinition
ludict
Cause goal to be accomplished.
F
cause something to happen
O
remove and amass ready crops from where they grow F
lead to
F
evoke
F
cause to come together
F
cause to be in a particular state or condition.
O
carry or accompany to a place.
O
cause something to happen.
O
give birth to something.
O
bring_together.v join two or more items .
F
lexunit "bring to mind.v"
SELECT lexunit,p.pos,lexemeidx,word,pl.pos,headword,breakbefore FROM fnlexunits AS lu LEFT JOIN fnlexemes AS l USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnposes AS p ON (lu.posid = p.posid) LEFT JOIN fnposes AS pl ON (l.posid = pl.posid) WHERE lexunit = 'bring to mind.v'
ORDER BY lexemeidx
lexunit
pos lexemeidx word pos headword breakbefore
bring to mind.v V 1
bring V
1
0
bring to mind.v V 2
to
PREP 0
1
bring to mind.v V 3
mind N
0
1
lexunits containing lexeme "bring"
SELECT frame,lexunit,ludefinition,p.pos,lexemeidx,word,pl.pos,headword,breakbefore FROM fnlexunits AS lu LEFT JOIN fnlexemes AS l USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnposes AS p ON (lu.posid = p.posid) LEFT JOIN fnposes AS pl ON (l.posid = pl.posid) LEFT JOIN fnframes
USING (frameid) WHERE word = 'bring' ORDER BY lexemeidx
frame
lexunit
ludefinition
pos lexemeidx word pos headword breakbefore
Bringing
bring.v
carry or accompany to a place.
V
bring V 0
0
Causation
bring.v
cause to be in a particular state or condition.
V
bring V 0
0
Cause_to_start
bring about.v cause something to happen
V 1
bring V 1
0
Gathering_up
bring together.v cause to come together
V 1
bring V 1
0
Food_gathering
bring in.v
remove and amass ready crops from where they grow V 1
bring V 1
0
Accomplishment
bring about.v Cause goal to be accomplished.
V 1
bring V 1
0
Cause_to_amalgamate bring_together.v join two or more items .
V 1
bring V 1
0
Causation
bring on.v
lead to
V 1
bring V 1
0
Birth
bring_forth.v
give birth to something.
V 1
bring V 1
0
Causation
bring_about.v cause something to happen.
V 1
bring V 1
0
Evoking
bring to mind.v evoke
V 1
bring V 1
0
lexemes that make up a lexunit
SELECT word FROM fnlexemes LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) WHERE lexemeidx IS NULL LIMIT 20
word
copy
throw
on
depend
count
count
reliance
clear
law
code
protocol
located
situated
lie
stand
practice
drain
practice
practice
rehearse
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM fnlexemes WHERE lexemeidx IS NULL
COUNT(*)
11155
lexemes that are contained in multi-lexeme lexunits
SELECT word FROM fnlexemes LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) WHERE lexemeidx IS NOT NULL LIMIT 20
word
get
back
perk
up
spring
chicken
New
Yorker
go
apeshit
move
up
act
up
take
over
out
of
bring
to
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM fnlexemes WHERE lexemeidx IS NOT NULL
COUNT(*)
1472
break lexunit in lexemes
SELECT * FROM fnlexemes LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) WHERE lexunit LIKE 'get_back%'
luid fnwordid lexemeid posid breakbefore headword lexemeidx wordid word frameid
lexunit
posid ludefinition ludict statusid totalannotated incorporatedfeid incorporatedfetypeid noccurs
10003 5
5
2
0
1
1
57483 get 347
get_back_((at)).v 2
take revenge on. O
4
6
1
10003 6
6
4
1
0
2
10602 back 347
get_back_((at)).v 2
take revenge on. O
4
6
1
SELECT * FROM fnlexemes LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) WHERE lexunit LIKE 'bring to mind%'
luid fnwordid lexemeid posid breakbefore headword lexemeidx wordid word frameid
lexunit
posid ludefinition ludict statusid totalannotated incorporatedfeid incorporatedfetypeid noccurs
10193 149
171
2
0
1
1
17391 bring 1012
bring to mind.v 2
evoke
F
3
0
1
10193 266
172
6
1
0
2
to
1012
bring to mind.v 2
evoke
F
3
0
1
10193 267
173
1
1
0
3
85177 mind 1012
bring to mind.v 2
evoke
F
3
0
1
lexemes per position index
SELECT lexemeidx, COUNT(*) FROM fnlexemes GROUP BY lexemeidx
lexemeidx COUNT(*)
11155
1
677
2
671
3
95
4
25
5
4
break before lexemes
SELECT word,lexunit FROM fnlexemes LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) WHERE breakbefore LIMIT 20
word
back
up
over
to
mind
to
mind
in
halt
be
back
on
heels
lexunit
get_back_((at)).v
perk up.v
take over.v
bring to mind.v
bring to mind.v
call to mind.v
call to mind.v
put in mind_(of).v
to a halt.prep
there be.v
move back.v
come on heels.v
come on heels.v
eyes
pull the wool over (someone's) eyes.v
acquaintance make (someone's) acquaintance.v
away
put away.v
up
send up.v
on
sign on.v
on
hire on.v
to
take to task.v
breakbefore lexeme count
SELECT breakbefore, COUNT(*) FROM fnlexemes GROUP BY breakbefore
breakbefore COUNT(*)
0
12364
1
263
headword count
SELECT headword, COUNT(*) FROM fnlexemes GROUP BY headword
headword COUNT(*)
0
11975
1
652
governors
governor types
SELECT DISTINCT governortype FROM fngovernors
governortype
Sup
Ctrlr
Gov
governor for lexunit
SELECT word AS governor,lexunit,governortype FROM fngovernors LEFT JOIN fnlexunits_governors USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) ORDER BY lexunit,governor LIMIT 20
governor
lexunit
governortype
have
a bastard.n
Sup
a piece of cake.n Sup
have
look
abashed.a
overcome abhorrence.n
show
abhorrence.n
with
abhorrence.n
become absent-minded.a
feel
absurd.a
look
absurd.a
see
absurd.a
attract
abundance.n
bear
abundance.n
boast
abundance.n
find
abundance.n
produce abundance.n
become abusive.a
get
abusive.a
provide accessible.a
earn
acclaim.n
gain
acclaim.n
Sup
Gov
Gov
Sup
Sup
Sup
Sup
Sup
Gov
Gov
Gov
Gov
Gov
Ctrlr
Ctrlr
Ctrlr
Sup
Sup
governors for lexunit
SELECT word AS governor,lexunit FROM fngovernors LEFT JOIN fnlexunits_governors USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) WHERE lexunit = 'gossip.n' ORDER BY word
governor lexunit
have
gossip.n
recount gossip.n
tell
gossip.n
trade
gossip.n
governor governing multiple lexical units
SELECT word AS governor,GROUP_CONCAT(lexunit) FROM fngovernors LEFT JOIN fnlexunits_governors USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) GROUP BY wordid HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 ORDER BY governor LIMIT 20
governor
GROUP_CONCAT(lexunit)
abandon
hope.n,atoll.n,effort.n,car.n
absorb
quantity.n,repertory.n,number.n
accept
resignation.n,mug.n,compliment.n,job.n,communion.n,gift.n,extradition.n,clemency.n,sympathy.n,work.n
access
motorway.n,downer.n,solarium.n
accommodate harem.n,myriad.n
accuse
theft.n,murder.n,burglary.n,arson.n,child abuse.n,arson.n,treason.n
achieve
barrel.n,gains.n,victory.n,palliation.n,fame.n,quantity.n,kind.n,mastery.n,measure.n,ambition.n
acquire
proficiency.n,buyer.n,bow.n,acre.n,modicum.n,ballistic missile.n,property.n,theatre.n,significance.n,barony.n
across
street.n,swampland.n,beck.n
act
gaggle.n,individual.n,commandant.n,collusion.n
collection.n,wing.n,oil.n,office.n,sauce.n,tablespoon.n,sweetener.n,bottle.n,tassel.n,amount.n,dining
add
room.n,vinegar.n,mayonnaise.n,total.n,wave.n,spice.n,ballroom.n,basil.n,insult.n,herb.n,kitchen.n,lobby.n,host.n,studio.n,cup.n,room.n,packet.n,teaspoonful.n,touch.n,spoonful.n,honey.n,lift.n,bedroom.n,scullery.n,dressing.n,comment.n,milk.n,porch.n,chapel.n,nut.n,pound.n,glass.n,pepper.n,teaspoon.n,workshop.n,chamber.n,su
addict
nicotine.n,tranquillizer.n
address
set.n,envelope.n,cause.n
adjust
backpack.n,goggles.n,hat-pin.n,veil.n,belt.n,glasses.n,spectacles.n,brim.n
administer
tranquillizer.n,unction.n,sacrament.n
admire
pond.n,shoal.n
admit
indecent assault.n,stay.n,theft.n,charge.n,burglary.n,arson.n
adopt
pigtail.n,hairstyle.n,boy.n,neutral.a,misnomer.n,degree.n,package.n
adorn
yard.n,hill.n
affect
frown.n,mire.n,bog.n,multitude.n,cannabis.n,child.n
multiply governed lexical units
SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(word) AS governors, lexunit FROM fngovernors LEFT JOIN fnlexunits_governors USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) GROUP BY luid HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 ORDER BY lexunit LIMIT 20
governors
lexunit
overcome,show,with
abhorrence.n
see,feel,look
absurd.a
produce,attract,bear,boast,find
abundance.n
get,become
abusive.a
to,win,earn,gain,receive
acclaim.n
award,earn,receive
accolade.n
do,drop,take
acid.n
make,finance
acquisition_((act)).n
secure,uphold
acquittal.n
acquire,surround,list,buy,need,consist,own,destroy,save,disappear,set,lease,stand,lie
acre.n
build,visit
acropolis.n
perform,take place,integrate,undertake,understand,interruption,co-ordinate,keep up,convict,record,counter,study,extend,engage,suspend,inquest activity.n
suffer,have,develop,finance,hide,kick,overcome,become
addiction.n
deliver,give,make
address.n
check,evaluate
adequacy.n
set,dry,use,fill,fix,scrape,apply,seal,bond,secure,coat
adhesive.n
give,make,take place,allow
adjustment.n
heed,draft
admonishment.n
with,look
impose,accumulate,teach,learn,allow,treat,live,experience,try,pay,face,understand,saw,have,suffer,help,become,supervise
adoration.n
adult.n
examples
governors for lexunit "gossip.n" with examples
SELECT word AS governor,lexunit,`text` FROM fngovernors LEFT JOIN fngovernors_annosets USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnannosets USING (annosetid) LEFT JOIN fnsentences USING (sentenceid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits_governors AS fg USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits AS lu ON (fg.luid = lu.luid)
LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) WHERE lexunit = 'gossip.n' ORDER BY word
governor lexunit
text
have
gossip.n Father Devine went on to speak of his admiration for Shakespeare , but had no fresh gossip about the Bard .
recount gossip.n He was off-hand with her , even when she recounted the gossip about Meredith being thrown out of his lodgings .
tell
gossip.n I 'll tell them malicious gossip about the rest of the club and I 'll become a kind of mascot .
trade
gossip.n The locals are already trading gossip about the hundreds of youngsters packing the beach .
governors for lexunit "acclaim.n" with examples
SELECT word AS governor,lexunit,`text` FROM fngovernors LEFT JOIN fngovernors_annosets USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnannosets USING (annosetid) LEFT JOIN fnsentences USING (sentenceid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits_governors AS fg USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fnlexunits AS lu ON (fg.luid = lu.luid)
LEFT JOIN fnwords USING (fnwordid) WHERE lexunit = 'acclaim.n' ORDER BY word
governor lexunit
text
earn
acclaim.n And there were further revisions against France and then New Zealand , games where Canada finished behind on points but earned widespread acclaim for their performances against two of the world 's leading powers .
gain
acclaim.n The extra funds will be used to appoint a professor of advanced material at the centre which has gained international acclaim for its applied research .
receive acclaim.n Often described as a ` songwriter 's songwriter " , all six of his solo albums have received critical acclaim at home and abroad .
receive acclaim.n Franco appeared on the balcony to receive the acclaim of his supporters .
to
acclaim.n Mr Bowman is still singing both parts , to much acclaim .
win
acclaim.n Scotland has already phased out its only Magnox plant which occupied part of the Hunterston site and won acclaim as the world 's most efficient nuclear reactor when it was operating .
win
acclaim.n Amy Tan won huge critical acclaim for her first novel , The Joy Luck Club , an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak in the lives of Chinese Americans .
win
acclaim.n The move has won acclaim from planners and developers in the capital and envy from property professionals elsewhere in the country , including the NorthEast .
win
acclaim.n McBride won world acclaim in 1961 by first suggesting the widely-used sedative Thalidomide , marketed in the 1950s as a cure for morning sickness , was linked with horrific deformities in the babies of mothers who used it .
win
acclaim.n Pivotal role : Emma Thompson has already won the acclaim of the critics for her part in Howard 's End and is a firm favourite to win a coveted Academy Award
win
acclaim.n The talented singer has won acclaim for speaking out against injustice with hard-hitting songs like Biko and Shock The Monkey .
In several respects , though , the fate of Black Fury had confirmed basic Warner Bros notions and they continued to pick up ideas for movies from the daily papers , they went on believing that social melodrama could be profitable , and they had been given further evidence that Muni could win acclaim by
win
acclaim.n
projecting himself as a hard-done-by but eventually triumphant saint .
win
acclaim.n Pope John Paul the second has won wide acclaim from outside his own Church for his firm leadership style .
FrameNet (FE, FE realizations)
fe realizations
fe realizations of lexunit "avoid.v" from frame "Avoiding"
SELECT lexunit,ferid,fetype,pt,gf,total AS annotated FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnferealizations AS r USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnvalenceunits USING (ferid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fngftypes USING (gfid) LEFT JOIN fnpttypes USING (ptid)
WHERE frame = 'Avoiding' AND lexunit = 'avoid.v' ORDER BY ferid
lexunit ferid
fetype
avoid.v 20590 Agent
avoid.v 20590 Agent
avoid.v 20590 Agent
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20592 Degree
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20594 Means
avoid.v 20594 Means
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20596 Purpose
avoid.v 20597 Reason
avoid.v 20597 Reason
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
pt
PP[by]
CNI
NP
PPing[in]
Sub
PP[by]
Sfin
PP[as]
PP[without]
PP[at]
Sinterrog
AVP
QUO
PP[like]
PP[without]
AVP
PP[by]
PPing[by]
PP[at]
PP[in]
PP[on]
AVP
PP[around]
VPto
PP[for]
PP[out]
PP[for]
PP[before]
AVP
PP[after]
NP
PP[in]
gf annotated
Dep 139
139
Ext 139
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 9
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 12
Dep 18
Dep 18
Dep 11
Dep 11
Dep 11
Dep 11
Dep 11
Dep 2
Dep 3
Dep 3
Dep 15
Dep 15
Dep 15
Dep 15
Dep 15
Dep 15
avoid.v 20598 Time
PP[at]
Dep 15
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation PP[including] Dep 139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation NP
Obj 139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation Sing
Dep 139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation VPing
Dep 139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation NP
Ext 139
SELECT lexunit,ferid,fetype,CONCAT(pt,'.',IFNULL(gf, '--')) AS realization,total AS annotated FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnferealizations AS r USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnvalenceunits USING (ferid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fngftypes USING
(gfid) LEFT JOIN fnpttypes USING (ptid) WHERE frame = 'Avoiding' AND lexunit = 'avoid.v' ORDER BY ferid
lexunit ferid
fetype
avoid.v 20590 Agent
avoid.v 20590 Agent
avoid.v 20590 Agent
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
avoid.v 20592 Degree
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20593 Manner
avoid.v 20594 Means
avoid.v 20594 Means
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20595 Place
avoid.v 20596 Purpose
avoid.v 20597 Reason
avoid.v 20597 Reason
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
avoid.v 20598 Time
realization
NP.Ext
PP[by].Dep
CNI.-Sfin.Dep
PP[as].Dep
PP[without].Dep
PP[at].Dep
Sinterrog.Dep
PPing[in].Dep
Sub.Dep
PP[by].Dep
AVP.Dep
PP[like].Dep
PP[without].Dep
AVP.Dep
QUO.Dep
PPing[by].Dep
PP[by].Dep
PP[on].Dep
AVP.Dep
PP[around].Dep
PP[at].Dep
PP[in].Dep
VPto.Dep
PP[for].Dep
PP[out].Dep
PP[before].Dep
AVP.Dep
PP[after].Dep
annotated
139
139
139
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
9
12
12
12
12
18
18
11
11
11
11
11
2
3
3
15
15
15
avoid.v 20598 Time
NP.Dep
15
avoid.v 20598 Time
PP[in].Dep
15
avoid.v 20598 Time
PP[at].Dep
15
avoid.v 20598 Time
PP[for].Dep
15
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation Sing.Dep
139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation VPing.Dep
139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation PP[including].Dep 139
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
139
fe realizations of lexunit "avoid.v" from frame "Avoiding" grouped by realization
SELECT lexunit,ferid,fetype,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(pt,'.',IFNULL(gf, '--'))) AS realizations,total AS annotated FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnferealizations AS r USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnvalenceunits USING (ferid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN
fngftypes USING (gfid) LEFT JOIN fnpttypes USING (ptid) WHERE frame = 'Avoiding' AND lexunit = 'avoid.v' GROUP BY ferid ORDER BY ferid
lexunit ferid
fetype
realizations
annotated
avoid.v 20590 Agent
NP.Ext,PP[by].Dep,CNI.-139
avoid.v 20591 Circumstances
Sfin.Dep,PP[as].Dep,PP[without].Dep,PP[at].Dep,Sinterrog.Dep,PPing[in].Dep,Sub.Dep,PP[by].Dep 12
avoid.v 20592 Degree
AVP.Dep
9
avoid.v 20593 Manner
PP[without].Dep,AVP.Dep,QUO.Dep,PP[like].Dep
12
avoid.v 20594 Means
PPing[by].Dep,PP[by].Dep
18
avoid.v 20595 Place
PP[on].Dep,AVP.Dep,PP[around].Dep,PP[at].Dep,PP[in].Dep
11
avoid.v 20596 Purpose
VPto.Dep
2
avoid.v 20597 Reason
PP[for].Dep,PP[out].Dep
3
avoid.v 20598 Time
PP[after].Dep,NP.Dep,PP[in].Dep,PP[at].Dep,PP[for].Dep,PP[before].Dep,AVP.Dep
15
avoid.v 20599 Undesirable_situation Sing.Dep,VPing.Dep,NP.Ext,PP[including].Dep,NP.Obj
139
fe across frames
distribution of fe across frames
SELECT fetype,GROUP_CONCAT(frame) FROM fnfes LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) GROUP BY fetypeid LIMIT 20
fetype
Abundant_entities Roadways
Abuser
Abusing
Accessory
Hair_configuration
Accoutrement
Accoutrements
Accuracy
Predicting,Remembering_information
Accused
Bail_decision,Entering_of_plea,Guilt_or_innocence,Notification_of_charges
Act
Compliance,Intentionally_act,Justifying,Terrorism
Action
Activity
Actor
Added_set
Addict
Addictant
Address
Addressee
Address_term
Adequacy
Affected
Affected_Party
Affliction
GROUP_CONCAT(frame)
Bungling,Contrition,Daring,Deny_permission,Deserving,Exertive_force,Fairness_evaluation,Grant_permission,Hindering,Influence_of_event_on_cognizer,Legality,Losing_it,Place_weight_on,Practice,Rashness,Reason,Remembering_to_do,Resolve_attempt_scenario,Run_risk,Subjective_influence,Taking_sides,Thwarting
Activity,Activity_abandoned_state,Activity_done_state,Activity_finish,Activity_ongoing,Activity_pause,Activity_paused_state,Activity_prepare,Activity_ready_state,Activity_resume,Activity_start,Activity_stop,Being_active,Being_up_to_it,Craft,Difficulty,Fields,Heat_potential,Influence_of_event_on_cognizer,Infrastruct
Causation,Cause_to_perceive,Fairness_evaluation,Interrupt_process
Increment
Addiction
Addiction
Contacting
Adducing,Attempt_suasion,Body_movement,Bragging,Candidness,Commitment,Communication,Communication_manner,Communication_means,Communication_noise,Communication_response,Complaining,Contacting,Convey_importance,Encoding,Expressing_publicly,Gesture,Judgment_communication,Judgment_di
Attention_getting
Successfully_communicate_message
Causation
Conduct,Desirability,Fairness_evaluation,Going_back_on_a_commitment,Losing_it,Social_interaction_evaluation
Cure,Institutionalization,Medical_professionals,Medical_specialties,Recovery
incorporated fe
incorporated fe
SELECT frame,lexunit,luid,fetype AS incorporatedfe,ludefinition FROM fnlexunits AS u LEFT JOIN fnfetypes AS t ON (t.fetypeid = u.incorporatedfetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnframes USING (frameid) WHERE incorporatedfetypeid IS NOT NULL ORDER BY frameid LIMIT 20
frame
lexunit
luid incorporatedfe
ludefinition
Motion meander.v
12973 Path_shape
follow a winding course, or wander aimlessly.
Posture crouch.v
131 Point_of_contact adopt a position where the knees are bent and the upper body is brought forward and down.
Posture kneel.v
134 Point_of_contact fall or rest on a knee or the knees.
Posture lie.v
136 Point_of_contact be in or assume a horizontal or resting position on a supporting surface.
Posture sit.v
137 Point_of_contact be or cause to be in a position in which one's weight is supported by one's buttocks rather than one's feet and one's back is upright.
Posture squat.v
140 Point_of_contact crouch or sit with the knees bent and the heels close to or touching the buttocks or thighs.
Posture stand.v
141 Point_of_contact be in or rise to an upright position, supported by one's feet.
Posture seated.a
9422 Point_of_contact sitting
Encoding misword.v
10421 Manner
express incorrectly
Emptying devein.v
13110 Theme
remove the dark dorsal vein (of shrimp)
Emptying disarm.v
13111 Theme
take a weapon or weapons away from.
Emptying disarmament.n 13112 Theme
the act of causing an individual (organization, nation, etc.) to disarm themselves.
Emptying disembowel.v 2479 Theme
cut open and remove the internal organs of
Emptying skin.v
2480 Theme
remove the skin from
Emptying core.v
2481 Theme
remove the core from (a fruit)
Emptying peel.v
2482 Theme
remove the outer covering or skin from (a fruit, vegetable, etc.)
Emptying bone.v
2485 Theme
remove the bones from (meat or fish) before cooking
Emptying debug.v
2593 Theme
remove a bug from; generally used metaphorically concerning incorrect computer code or concealed listening devices.
Emptying deforest.v
2594 Theme
clear of forest or trees
Emptying degrease.v
2595 Theme
remove grease from
incorporated fe
SELECT frame,lexunit,luid,ludefinition,feid,fetype AS incorporatedfe,feabbrev,iscorefe,fedefinition FROM fnlexunits AS u LEFT JOIN fnfes AS e ON (e.feid = u.incorporatedfeid AND e.frameid = u.frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fnframes AS f ON (u.frameid = f.frameid) WHERE f.frame =
'Operate_vehicle' AND incorporatedfeid IS NOT NULL
frame
lexunit
luid
ludefinition
feid incorporatedfe feabbrev iscorefe
Operate_vehicle balloon.v
1265 move by operating a balloon
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle bicycle.v
1266 ride a bicycle
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle bike.v
1267 ride a bicycle or motorcycle.
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle boat.v
1268 travel in a boat.
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle canoe.v
1269 travel in or paddle a canoe.
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
fedefinition
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
Operate_vehicle caravan.v 1270
(of a group) to travel in a line of separate
vehicles
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle parachute.v 1280 drop or cause to drop by parachute.
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle raft.v
1283 travel or transport on or as if on a raft
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle skate.v
move on ice skates or roller skates in a
1287
gliding fashion.
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle sledge.v
1288 ride or carry on a sledge
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
294 Vehicle
Veh
0
Operate_vehicle cycle.v
1273 ride a bicycle
Operate_vehicle toboggan.v 1291 ride on a toboggan.
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
<def-root>This is the means of conveyance controlled by the <fen>Driver</fen>. It may move in any way or medium. With verbs, <fen>Vehicle</fen> is usually expressed as Object: <ex>I <t>drove</t> <fex
name="Vehicle">my car</fex> to Canada.</ex> </def-root>
FE group realizations, valence units
fe group realizations, valence units
SELECT lexunit,fegrid,patternid,fetype,CONCAT(pt,'.',IFNULL(gf, '--')) AS realizations FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfegrouprealizations AS r USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnpatterns AS p USING (fegrid) LEFT JOIN fnpatterns_valenceunits AS v USING (patternid) LEFT JOIN
fnvalenceunits USING (vuid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fngftypes USING (gfid) LEFT JOIN fnpttypes USING (ptid) WHERE frame = 'Avoiding' AND lexunit = 'avoid.v' ORDER BY fegrid,patternid,vuid
lexunit fegrid patternid
fetype
realizations
avoid.v 24799 44038
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24799 44038
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24799 44038
Manner
AVP.Dep
avoid.v 24799 44038
Undesirable_situation VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24800 44039
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24800 44039
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24800 44039
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24801 44040
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24801 44040
Circumstances
PPing[in].Dep
avoid.v 24801 44040
Degree
AVP.Dep
avoid.v 24801 44040
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24801 44040
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44041
Agent
CNI.-avoid.v 24802 44041
Circumstances
PP[at].Dep
avoid.v 24802 44041
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44042
Agent
CNI.-avoid.v 24802 44042
Circumstances
PP[by].Dep
avoid.v 24802 44042
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44043
Agent
CNI.-avoid.v 24802 44043
Circumstances
PP[without].Dep
avoid.v 24802 44043
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44044
Agent
CNI.-avoid.v 24802 44044
Circumstances
Sub.Dep
avoid.v 24802 44044
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44045
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44045
Circumstances
PP[as].Dep
avoid.v 24802 44045
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44046
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44046
Circumstances
Sfin.Dep
avoid.v 24802 44046
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44047
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44047
avoid.v 24802 44047
avoid.v 24802 44048
avoid.v 24802 44048
avoid.v 24802 44048
avoid.v 24803 44049
avoid.v 24803 44049
avoid.v 24803 44049
avoid.v 24803 44049
avoid.v 24804 44050
avoid.v 24804 44050
Circumstances
Sinterrog.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Circumstances
Sinterrog.Dep
Undesirable_situation VPing.Dep
Agent
NP.Ext
Circumstances
PP[at].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Degree
AVP.Dep
avoid.v 24804 44050
avoid.v 24804 44050
avoid.v 24805 44051
avoid.v 24805 44051
avoid.v 24805 44051
avoid.v 24805 44052
avoid.v 24805 44052
avoid.v 24805 44052
avoid.v 24805 44053
avoid.v 24805 44053
avoid.v 24805 44053
avoid.v 24806 44054
avoid.v 24806 44054
avoid.v 24806 44054
avoid.v 24806 44054
avoid.v 24806 44055
avoid.v 24806 44055
avoid.v 24806 44055
avoid.v 24806 44055
avoid.v 24806 44056
avoid.v 24806 44056
avoid.v 24806 44056
avoid.v 24806 44056
avoid.v 24807 44057
avoid.v 24807 44057
avoid.v 24807 44057
avoid.v 24807 44057
avoid.v 24808 44058
avoid.v 24808 44058
Place
PP[around].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
CNI.-Degree
AVP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
CNI.-Degree
AVP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Degree
AVP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Manner
AVP.Dep
Means
PPing[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
NP.Ext
Manner
AVP.Dep
Means
PP[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Manner
AVP.Dep
Means
PPing[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Manner
AVP.Dep
Place
PP[in].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
NP.Ext
Manner
AVP.Dep
avoid.v 24808 44058
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24808 44059
avoid.v 24808 44059
avoid.v 24808 44059
avoid.v 24808 44060
avoid.v 24808 44060
avoid.v 24808 44060
avoid.v 24808 44061
avoid.v 24808 44061
avoid.v 24808 44061
avoid.v 24809 44062
avoid.v 24809 44062
avoid.v 24809 44062
avoid.v 24809 44062
avoid.v 24810 44063
avoid.v 24810 44063
avoid.v 24810 44063
avoid.v 24810 44063
avoid.v 24811 44064
avoid.v 24811 44064
avoid.v 24811 44064
avoid.v 24811 44065
avoid.v 24811 44065
avoid.v 24811 44065
avoid.v 24811 44066
avoid.v 24811 44066
avoid.v 24811 44066
avoid.v 24811 44067
avoid.v 24811 44067
avoid.v 24811 44067
avoid.v 24811 44068
avoid.v 24811 44068
avoid.v 24811 44068
avoid.v 24812 44069
avoid.v 24812 44069
Agent
NP.Ext
Manner
PP[like].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Manner
PP[without].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Manner
QUO.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Means
PP[by].Dep
Place
PP[in].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Means
PPing[by].Dep
Time
AVP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Means
PP[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
CNI.-Means
PPing[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
NP.Ext
Means
PP[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Means
PPing[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Means
PPing[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation VPing.Dep
Agent
NP.Ext
Place
PP[at].Dep
avoid.v 24812 44069
avoid.v 24812 44069
avoid.v 24813 44070
avoid.v 24813 44070
avoid.v 24813 44070
Time
PP[in].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Place
PP[at].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24813 44071
avoid.v 24813 44071
avoid.v 24813 44071
avoid.v 24813 44072
avoid.v 24813 44072
avoid.v 24813 44072
avoid.v 24814 44073
avoid.v 24814 44073
avoid.v 24814 44073
avoid.v 24814 44073
avoid.v 24814 44074
avoid.v 24814 44074
avoid.v 24814 44074
avoid.v 24814 44074
avoid.v 24815 44075
avoid.v 24815 44075
avoid.v 24815 44075
avoid.v 24816 44076
avoid.v 24816 44076
avoid.v 24816 44076
avoid.v 24816 44077
avoid.v 24816 44077
avoid.v 24816 44077
avoid.v 24816 44078
avoid.v 24816 44078
avoid.v 24816 44078
avoid.v 24817 44079
avoid.v 24817 44079
avoid.v 24817 44079
avoid.v 24817 44079
avoid.v 24818 44080
avoid.v 24818 44080
avoid.v 24818 44080
avoid.v 24818 44081
avoid.v 24818 44081
avoid.v 24818 44081
avoid.v 24818 44082
avoid.v 24818 44082
avoid.v 24818 44082
avoid.v 24818 44083
Agent
NP.Ext
Place
PP[in].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Place
PP[on].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Place
AVP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Place
PP[at].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Purpose
VPto.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Reason
PP[for].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
NP.Ext
Reason
PP[for].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Reason
PP[out].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Time
AVP.Dep
Time
PP[before].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Time
PP[after].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
CNI.-Time
PP[at].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Time
AVP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24818 44083
avoid.v 24818 44083
Time
NP.Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
avoid.v 24818 44084
avoid.v 24818 44084
avoid.v 24818 44084
avoid.v 24818 44085
avoid.v 24818 44085
avoid.v 24818 44085
avoid.v 24818 44086
avoid.v 24818 44086
avoid.v 24818 44086
avoid.v 24819 44087
avoid.v 24819 44087
avoid.v 24819 44088
avoid.v 24819 44088
avoid.v 24819 44089
avoid.v 24819 44089
avoid.v 24819 44090
Agent
NP.Ext
Time
PP[at].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Time
PP[for].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
Time
PP[in].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
CNI.-Undesirable_situation VPing.Dep
Agent
NP.Ext
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Agent
NP.Ext
avoid.v 24819 44090
avoid.v 24819 44091
avoid.v 24819 44091
avoid.v 24819 44092
avoid.v 24819 44092
avoid.v 24819 44093
avoid.v 24819 44093
avoid.v 24820 44094
avoid.v 24820 44094
avoid.v 24820 44094
Undesirable_situation PP[including].Dep
Agent
NP.Ext
Undesirable_situation Sing.Dep
Agent
NP.Ext
Undesirable_situation VPing.Dep
Agent
PP[by].Dep
Undesirable_situation NP.Ext
Agent
NP.Ext
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
Undesirable_situation NP.Obj
fe group realizations, by patterns
fe group realizations, patterns
SELECT lexunit,fegrid,patternid,p.total AS annotated,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(fetype,'.',pt,'.',IFNULL(gf, '--')) ORDER BY vuid) AS realizations FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (frameid) LEFT JOIN fnfegrouprealizations AS r USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnpatterns AS p USING (fegrid) LEFT
JOIN fnpatterns_valenceunits AS v USING (patternid) LEFT JOIN fnvalenceunits USING (vuid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fngftypes USING (gfid) LEFT JOIN fnpttypes USING (ptid) WHERE frame = 'Avoiding' AND lexunit = 'avoid.v' GROUP BY patternid ORDER BY fegrid,patternid,vuid
lexunit fegrid patternid annotated
realizations
avoid.v 24799 44038
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24800 44039
3
Agent.NP.Ext,Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24801 44040
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.PPing[in].Dep,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44041
2
Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44042
1
Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44043
2
Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.PP[without].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24802 44044
1
Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.Sub.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44045
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.PP[as].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44046
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.Sfin.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44047
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.Sinterrog.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24802 44048
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.Sinterrog.Dep,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24803 44049
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24804 44050
1
Agent.CNI.--,Degree.AVP.Dep,Place.PP[around].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24805 44051
2
Agent.CNI.--,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24805 44052
2
Agent.CNI.--,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24805 44053
3
Agent.NP.Ext,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24806 44054
1
Agent.CNI.--,Manner.AVP.Dep,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24806 44055
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Means.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24806 44056
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24807 44057
1
Agent.CNI.--,Manner.AVP.Dep,Place.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24808 44058
2
Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24808 44059
3
Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.PP[like].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24808 44060
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.PP[without].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24808 44061
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.QUO.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24809 44062
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PP[by].Dep,Place.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24810 44063
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Time.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24811 44064
1
Agent.CNI.--,Means.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24811 44065
3
Agent.CNI.--,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24811 44066
2
Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24811 44067
6
Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24811 44068
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24812 44069
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[at].Dep,Time.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24813 44070
2
Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24813 44071
2
Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24813 44072
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[on].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24814 44073
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Place.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24814 44074
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24815 44075
2
Agent.NP.Ext,Purpose.VPto.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24816 44076
1
Agent.CNI.--,Reason.PP[for].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24816 44077
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Reason.PP[for].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24816 44078
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Reason.PP[out].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24817 44079
1
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.AVP.Dep,Time.PP[before].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24818 44080
avoid.v 24818 44081
avoid.v 24818 44082
avoid.v 24818 44083
1
2
1
1
Agent.CNI.--,Time.PP[after].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
Agent.CNI.--,Time.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.NP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24818 44084
avoid.v 24818 44085
avoid.v 24818 44086
avoid.v 24819 44087
avoid.v 24819 44088
avoid.v 24819 44089
avoid.v 24819 44090
avoid.v 24819 44091
avoid.v 24819 44092
avoid.v 24819 44093
avoid.v 24820 44094
3
1
3
11
2
35
1
3
6
3
2
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.PP[for].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.CNI.--,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.CNI.--,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.PP[including].Dep
Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.Sing.Dep
Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
Agent.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
fe group realizations, by group realization
fe group realizations, by group realization
SELECT lexunit,fegrid,GROUP_CONCAT(realizations SEPARATOR ' | '),SUM(annotated) FROM ( SELECT lexunit,fegrid,patternid,p.total AS annotated,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(fetype,'.',pt,'.',IFNULL(gf, '--')) ORDER BY vuid) AS realizations FROM fnframes LEFT JOIN fnlexunits USING (frameid) LEFT
JOIN fnfegrouprealizations AS r USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnpatterns AS p USING (fegrid) LEFT JOIN fnpatterns_valenceunits AS v USING (patternid) LEFT JOIN fnvalenceunits USING (vuid) LEFT JOIN fnfetypes USING (fetypeid) LEFT JOIN fngftypes USING (gfid) LEFT JOIN fnpttypes USING (ptid) WHERE
frame = 'Avoiding' AND lexunit = 'avoid.v' GROUP BY patternid ORDER BY fegrid,patternid,vuid ) AS pat GROUP BY fegrid
lexunit fegrid
GROUP_CONCAT(realizations SEPARATOR ' | ')
avoid.v 24799 Agent.NP.Ext,Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24800 Agent.NP.Ext,Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24801 Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.PPing[in].Dep,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.PP[without].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.CNI.--,Circumstances.Sub.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj |
avoid.v 24802 Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.PP[as].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.Sfin.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.Sinterrog.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj |
Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.Sinterrog.Dep,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24803 Agent.NP.Ext,Circumstances.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24804 Agent.CNI.--,Degree.AVP.Dep,Place.PP[around].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24805 Agent.CNI.--,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.CNI.--,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Degree.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24806 Agent.CNI.--,Manner.AVP.Dep,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Means.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24807 Agent.CNI.--,Manner.AVP.Dep,Place.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24808 Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.PP[like].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.PP[without].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Manner.QUO.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24809 Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PP[by].Dep,Place.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24810 Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Time.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.CNI.--,Means.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.CNI.--,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj |
avoid.v 24811
Agent.NP.Ext,Means.PPing[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep
avoid.v 24812 Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[at].Dep,Time.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24813 Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[on].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24814 Agent.NP.Ext,Place.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Place.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24815 Agent.NP.Ext,Purpose.VPto.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24816 Agent.CNI.--,Reason.PP[for].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.NP.Ext,Reason.PP[for].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Reason.PP[out].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
avoid.v 24817 Agent.NP.Ext,Time.AVP.Dep,Time.PP[before].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.CNI.--,Time.PP[after].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext | Agent.CNI.--,Time.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Time.AVP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Time.NP.Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj |
avoid.v 24818
Agent.NP.Ext,Time.PP[at].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Time.PP[for].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Time.PP[in].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
Agent.CNI.--,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.CNI.--,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep | Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj | Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.PP[including].Dep | Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.Sing.Dep |
avoid.v 24819
Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.VPing.Dep | Agent.PP[by].Dep,Undesirable_situation.NP.Ext
avoid.v 24820 Agent.NP.Ext,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj,Undesirable_situation.NP.Obj
SUM(annotated)
1
3
1
10
1
1
7
3
1
7
1
1
13
1
5
2
2
3
1
12
61
2
FrameNet (annotations)
sentences
sentences matching lexunit
SELECT lexunit,subcorpus,documentdesc,c.corpus,sentenceid,paragno,sentno,`text` FROM fnlexunits LEFT JOIN fnsubcorpuses USING (luid) LEFT JOIN fnsubcorpuses_sentences USING (subcorpusid) LEFT JOIN fnsentences AS s USING (sentenceid) LEFT JOIN fndocuments AS d USING (documentid) LEFT JOIN
fncorpuses AS c ON (c.corpusid = d.corpusid) WHERE lexunit = 'communicate.v' AND s.sentenceid IS NOT NULL ORDER BY c.corpusid,documentid,paragno,sentno
lexunit
subcorpus
communicate.v 04-T-XPiq-fin,iq-other-(1)
communicate.v other-unmatched-(1)
02-T-NPinformation,message,ideacommunicate.v
(1)
communicate.v other-matched-(1)
communicate.v 01-T-Wwith-(1)
communicate.v other-matched-(1)
communicate.v 03-T-NP-(1)
documentdesc corpus sentenceid paragno sentno
text
bncp
BNC2 1225417 3
3
He underlined the need for art to communicate what the artist has felt :
bncp
BNC2 1225531 3
10
“ We see them communicating easily with one another , trying to communicate with us , solving problems , reasoning enjoying a joke . ”
bncp
BNC2 1225375
16
4
In other words , signers are not asked to try to communicate information to a foreign signer , but are instructed to use their own sign languages when addressing a same- or different-language partner .
bncp
bncp
bncp
bncp
BNC2
BNC2
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During the year under review a total of 132 press releases , 12 press conferences and 67 radio and television interviews helped communicate the Council 's news and views in Scotland .
By 1928 when the vote was granted to women over 21 , the two sisters had ceased to communicate with each other -- their ideas and lifestyles were now poles apart .
The catechist communicated with Todd by way of simple communication and a flannel board .
The utterance also communicates information about terminology -- that the term speech act is equivalent to the term illocutionary force in this context .
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Parents feed their babies , cuddle them , change their nappies , smooth cream on their bottoms , bath them , tickle them and generally communicate through bodily involvement .
Horses have a quick eye for slight muscular movements and changes in the posture of their companions and perhaps communicate many of their feelings by signalling in some such subliminal manner .
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Central to the overall strategy is the ability to communicate information about individual patients and their care throughout the NHS .
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On one memorable occasion , she thinks to communicate her feelings about Catholic beliefs to some of her older pupils .
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In other words , while the original does not communicate what the speaker wished to communicate , the reformulation does .
65535 We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ?
Mirroring Sun Microsystems Inc 's efforts in this area ( UX No 386 ) Hewlett-Packard Co has rolled out a new range of ISDN connectivity enabling standalone workstations to communicate over public or private ISDN
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Using worship , dance , drama , testimony and preaching we began to communicate the truth of Jesus to the Hungarians .
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When a man prophesies , it is because the Spirit of the Lord comes upon him and communicates a message through him .
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If BW approval can be arranged , I would be grateful if this could be communicated to David Oldham of the Green Belt Trust , so that he can arrange the funding .
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It is the main medium on which the government relies to communicate its message to the public , especially to rural communities .
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He was now a very effective reader of his own work -- his theatrical instincts were here most valuable and , as Edmund Wilson noted , he could communicate a feeling of intense excitement to his audiences .
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When Lansdowne communicated his despair about the war to the press in 1917 and called for negotiations , there was a storm of protest .
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She has a strong , engaging personality and is in many ways a resilient , but sensitive child who thrives on adult attention and who can communicate her feelings and needs effectively .
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The teacher might play an alien who could not communicate at all with the crew members ( children ) and wanted to learn their language .
Not all biologists accept that insects do communicate electromagnetically .
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And of course a familiar populist complaint about modernist fiction is that it does not communicate its meaning to the reader in a clear and comprehensible way .
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And as she was moving about she would realize that her letter communicated nothing of her pleasure and love , so she would get the paper back and add a postscript and a laborious drawing .
Once the mother has made up her mind her firmness of resolve is often communicated to the child .
Here is evidence of a mind abundantly stocked with reading which the author has enjoyed -- effortlessly , intelligently , and selflessly enjoyed -- and he wishes to communicate this enjoyment to us .
EDI has become extremely important in international freight enabling shippers , forwarders , carriers and HM Customs and Excise to communicate with each other using a set of standard messages .
He will communicate to the council the decisions of government departments .
Let him communicate with her by letter , if he must : let solicitors arrange money matters .
Another salesman may communicate imperfectly but succeed in making a sale because one of the triggers used was sufficient to motivate the purchase .
He communicated nothing about his sporting ambitions to his mother with whom he lived in Rugby .
The client must be told that if at any stage he or she is anxious about the conduct of the matter , they should communicate immediately with the fee earner who is handling the case .
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Simply by carrying out its day-to-day operations , an organisation necessarily communicates certain messages to those who interact with it .
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Teletext uses a broadcast signal to communicate information to specially adapted television sets , while Prestel uses a telephone link to allow access to information .
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Nerves that communicate with the use of acetylcholine are said to be cholinergic and are found in the peripheral and central nervous systems .
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In so far as meaning is a problem for semiotics it is not a question of discovering ` hidden meanings " but one of the structure of signifiers that communicate a meaning accepted by participants .
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Do plants , then , also communicate by means of airborne pheromones or in some other , perhaps more subtle fashion , as well ?
He smiled back at Beruna , trying to silently communicate how proud he was , of both her and Paula , but her eyes fell angrily to her work .
Let's hope it did n't have time to communicate any of its findings to its overlords . "
With the facility of computers it is possible , as shown by other unions as well as forward-looking branches of our own , to communicate with members on a personal basis .
I have been communicating with the Minister since 1988 on that problem .
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He underlined the need for art to communicate what the artist has felt :...“ We see them communicating easily with one another , trying to communicate with us , solving problems , reasoning enjoying a joke . ”
In other words , signers are not asked to try to communicate information to a foreign signer , but are instructed to use their own sign languages when addressing a same- or different-language partner .
During the year under review a total of 132 press releases , 12 press conferences and 67 radio and television interviews helped communicate the Council 's news and views in Scotland .
By 1928 when the vote was granted to women over 21 , the two sisters had ceased to communicate with each other -- their ideas and lifestyles were now poles apart .
The catechist communicated with Todd by way of simple communication and a flannel board .
The utterance also communicates information about terminology -- that the term speech act is equivalent to the term illocutionary force in this context .
Horses have a quick eye for slight muscular movements and changes in the posture of their companions and perhaps communicate many of their feelings by signalling in some such subliminal manner ....Parents feed their babies , cuddle them , change their nappies , smooth cream on their bottoms , bath them , tickle them and
generally communicate through bodily involvement .
Central to the overall strategy is the ability to communicate information about individual patients and their care throughout the NHS .
On one memorable occasion , she thinks to communicate her feelings about Catholic beliefs to some of her older pupils .
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ?...In other words , while the original does not communicate what the speaker wished to communicate , the reformulation does .
Mirroring Sun Microsystems Inc 's efforts in this area ( UX No 386 ) Hewlett-Packard Co has rolled out a new range of ISDN connectivity enabling standalone workstations to communicate over public or private ISDN networks .
Using worship , dance , drama , testimony and preaching we began to communicate the truth of Jesus to the Hungarians .
When a man prophesies , it is because the Spirit of the Lord comes upon him and communicates a message through him .
It is the main medium on which the government relies to communicate its message to the public , especially to rural communities ....If BW approval can be arranged , I would be grateful if this could be communicated to David Oldham of the Green Belt Trust , so that he can arrange the funding .
He was now a very effective reader of his own work -- his theatrical instincts were here most valuable and , as Edmund Wilson noted , he could communicate a feeling of intense excitement to his audiences .
When Lansdowne communicated his despair about the war to the press in 1917 and called for negotiations , there was a storm of protest .
communicate upwards , as well as downwards and sideways ; listen and respond to information from others ;
She has a strong , engaging personality and is in many ways a resilient , but sensitive child who thrives on adult attention and who can communicate her feelings and needs effectively .
The teacher might play an alien who could not communicate at all with the crew members ( children ) and wanted to learn their language .
Not all biologists accept that insects do communicate electromagnetically .
And of course a familiar populist complaint about modernist fiction is that it does not communicate its meaning to the reader in a clear and comprehensible way .
And as she was moving about she would realize that her letter communicated nothing of her pleasure and love , so she would get the paper back and add a postscript and a laborious drawing .
Once the mother has made up her mind her firmness of resolve is often communicated to the child .
Here is evidence of a mind abundantly stocked with reading which the author has enjoyed -- effortlessly , intelligently , and selflessly enjoyed -- and he wishes to communicate this enjoyment to us .
EDI has become extremely important in international freight enabling shippers , forwarders , carriers and HM Customs and Excise to communicate with each other using a set of standard messages .
He will communicate to the council the decisions of government departments .
Let him communicate with her by letter , if he must : let solicitors arrange money matters .
Another salesman may communicate imperfectly but succeed in making a sale because one of the triggers used was sufficient to motivate the purchase .
He communicated nothing about his sporting ambitions to his mother with whom he lived in Rugby .
The client must be told that if at any stage he or she is anxious about the conduct of the matter , they should communicate immediately with the fee earner who is handling the case .
Simply by carrying out its day-to-day operations , an organisation necessarily communicates certain messages to those who interact with it .
Teletext uses a broadcast signal to communicate information to specially adapted television sets , while Prestel uses a telephone link to allow access to information .
Nerves that communicate with the use of acetylcholine are said to be cholinergic and are found in the peripheral and central nervous systems .
In so far as meaning is a problem for semiotics it is not a question of discovering ` hidden meanings " but one of the structure of signifiers that communicate a meaning accepted by participants .
Do plants , then , also communicate by means of airborne pheromones or in some other , perhaps more subtle fashion , as well ?
He smiled back at Beruna , trying to silently communicate how proud he was , of both her and Paula , but her eyes fell angrily to her work .
Let's hope it did n't have time to communicate any of its findings to its overlords . "
With the facility of computers it is possible , as shown by other unions as well as forward-looking branches of our own , to communicate with members on a personal basis .
I have been communicating with the Minister since 1988 on that problem .
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 40 40 ,
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 42 45 jj
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760830 FE
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760830 FE
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760830 FE
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760831 GF
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 15-17:wrb
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 19-20:PP
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 27-38:rb
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 40-40:,
We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897904 760828 PENN 42-45:jj
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760831 GF
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760831 GF
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760831 GF
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760830 FE
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760830 FE
Message
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We communicate how we feel non-verbally , okay ? 1897905 760830 FE
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gossip.n Father Devine went on to speak of his admiration for Shakespeare , but had no fresh gossip about the Bard .
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have
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have
gossip.n Father Devine went on to speak of his admiration for Shakespeare , but had no fresh gossip about the Bard .
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have
gossip.n Father Devine went on to speak of his admiration for Shakespeare , but had no fresh gossip about the Bard .
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she
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62-108:Dep
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she
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62-108:PPing
about Meredith being thrown out of his lodgings
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gossip
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recounted
tell
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The ` good loser syndrome " has to be avoided at all costs .
It may be quicker for someone who hears well to reply , particularly when they know the answer and the question is unimportant , but this must be avoided at all cost .
And anyway , there was a current in this house , something that a poor swimmer ought to avoid at all costs .
Avoid feelings of disappointment or failure if things do n't do as planned .
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Little was known about bacteria and viral infections , and they must have been hard to avoid without knowledge of modern hygiene standards , let alone the benefits of refrigeration and freezers .
The basic issue , which Mr Fallon has so far managed to avoid totally in discussing this matter , yet which has made the Catholic community and the county council so anxious and so frustrated , is whether this
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He 'd avoided giving her a direct answer when she 'd tried to ask him about his friendship with the actress , but it was obvious that there was a very real chemistry between them .
She took on the alias in a bid to avoid publicity when dealing with her solicitor Paul Butner .
Most of these accidents could have been avoided by just a few minutes extra care .
In such cases it is essential for the predators to evolve inborn reactions to the warning signals of the lethal prey , so that they can be avoided without any learning process taking place .
The really weird thing is East 17 were precisely the people I avoided as an adolescent .
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Government accepts that places in Catholic schools should be provided for Catholic pupils .
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As you know , the best commercial travel pictures avoid people like the plague .
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The Profitboss avoids committees like the plague .
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He is a man who has deliberately avoided certain responsibilities in his life , and certain involvements , but those business obligations which do unavoidably devolve upon him he has always observed punctiliously .
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Even the Art Loss Register , which plans to open an office in Japan , carefully avoids any probing into the subject .
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He added that he wanted to avoid " the alarming imbalance in some schemes [ a reference to the German method -- see above ] between what is collected and the ability to reprocess it " .
the ` honest broker "
At the Congress of Berlin the ` honest broker " avoided a Balkan conflict , but only , Russians thought , at the cost of letting down his friends .
We
` We must avoid jumping to conclusions , " replied Thiercelin cautiously .
This perspective
This perspective avoids both general statements and general conclusions about the mass media and favours an approach which highlights the richness of the relationship between the mass media and politics .
creditors
This is less odd than it looks : it pays creditors to avoid the delays and legal costs of chapter 11 .
customers
It is hoped this will attract customers wanting to avoid the costs and anxiety of development .
a poor swimmer
And anyway , there was a current in this house , something that a poor swimmer ought to avoid at all costs .
They
They could not avoid criticism but they could usually ignore it .
they
By controlling me they believed that they were avoiding my criticism of them as parents .
Hayek
It is on the basis of these distinctions that Hayek seeks to avoid certain criticisms that have been applied to Oakeshott .
This approach
This approach , whilst employing a similar list of areas of experience to that employed in Curriculum 11-16 and the Munn Report , avoids the criticism of ignoring teaching methods .
The kindness in her voice
The kindness in her voice avoided unspoken criticism and commiseration , " Let me , " in a moment her quick fingers had Nicandra 's gardenia and its drift of green spray firmly in place .
they
Nobody 's listening but I insist : ` This fairness of skin obliges them to shield themselves so that if they do catch the sun they avoid the obvious danger of peeling .
the West
Their old argument was that , by unilaterally renouncing nuclear weapons , the West could somehow avoid the dangers of the nuclear age .
they
At low doses of omeprazole doctors believe they can avoid any danger of cancer .
These new improved organisms
These new improved organisms were much better able to survive and avoid danger , to find food and to reproduce , multiplying ever more rapidly .
The Russians
The Russians could avoid the danger of encirclement by withdrawing entirely from the salient , or advance in overwhelming numbers to seize both East Prussia and Galicia .
them
It enables them to avoid committing themselves and to retreat in front of danger ; and this is one of the major reasons why people speak indirectly .
the media
But unless the plaintiff is unpopular or unpleasant , the media will normally be advised to avoid jury trials , because of the danger of heavier damages .
he
` And if you explain to Thomas that he 's not to touch things like that , but must come and tell you when he finds one , then he 'll avoid any danger in future . "
young people
There were three exercises including answering questions on crime prevention , studying a video and devising a board game to illustrate how young people can avoid getting into trouble or danger .
farmers
To avoid disappointment farmers should be made aware of these pitfalls .
you
Please note that these rooms are offered subject to availability -- as supply is limited , we advise you to book early to avoid disappointment .
the couple
The best hope for Buckingham Palace must be that the couple can avoid divorce , put their disappointments aside and agree on a distant but reasonably amiable working partnership .
people
In Chapter 6 we shall look at what some of these common misapprehensions are , so that people can avoid creating unnecessary disappointment and frustration for themselves .
she
So she wrote to the box number and suggested a date for a preliminary viewing to avoid disappointment or misunderstandings .
most professional carvers
It 's so time-consuming that most professional carvers avoid it like the plague . "
the best commercial travel pictures
As you know , the best commercial travel pictures avoid people like the plague .
Victoria
Victoria avoids weekend work ` like the plague " .
The Profitboss
The Profitboss avoids committees like the plague .
Top-seed Jim Courier and fourth-ranked Boris Becker
Top-seed Jim Courier and fourth-ranked Boris Becker managed to avoid the plague which has claimed so many of their rivals , including two-time defending champion Stefan Edberg .
we
Until now , we have avoided this to reduce the risk of the blades striking the boom during the process of learning to hover .
Stone conservators
Stone conservators , for example , work with chemical solvents and resins and must take the utmost care to avoid any risk of damage .
one
By avoiding any practical direction to what they do together , one avoids the futility of the nursing situation where nothing exists beyond the hospital .
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Had the government been able to avoid foreign war its situation would have been highly satisfactory .
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In the meanwhile the Association of Police Surgeons , the RSM , and several constabularies will continue to promote training to avoid those situations in other parts of the world to which you have properly drawn our attention .
THIS magazine has so far avoided the temptation to stick compact discs , screwdrivers , knitting patterns or any other free gift on its front cover .
Those who avoided temptation , practised good deeds , and regularly sought forgiveness for their sins through the sacrament of confession would receive the reward of a place in heaven .
Those who avoided temptation , practised good deeds , and regularly sought forgiveness for their sins through the sacrament of confession would receive the reward of a place in heaven .
At her show in Paris , she avoided any temptation to stand and redeliver her own original swashbuckling New Romantic look , which appears set to bubble back into fashion favour .
If an animal is to avoid fighting with another , stronger animal , it must first test how strong his opponent is .
He 'd avoided giving her a direct answer when she 'd tried to ask him about his friendship with the actress , but it was obvious that there was a very real chemistry between them .
Clearly , the therapist must avoid taking sides in such discussion .
She also has to get them ready for bed and try to avoid one child 's screams waking another .
IBM and Motorola have also apparently managed to avoid the heat dissipation problem haunting both the Pentium and the Alpha .
Good racehorse trainers recognise this , and try to avoid their horses being beaten or having confrontations with riders .
In the meantime , the BMC is asking climbers visiting the Roaches -- scene of many monstrous Whillans armblasters -- to avoid the path running past the cottage and follow the diversion signs instead .
She took on the alias in a bid to avoid publicity when dealing with her solicitor Paul Butner .
They avoid trouble at all times and only if they are cornered or pestered will they bite at their attackers .
Despite this snub , Johnston has been careful to avoid a public row at Goodison .
Thus Franco had powerful personal , professional and political reasons for wanting to avoid the immediate capture of Madrid at the beginning of September 1936 .
He was shot in the thigh while trying to avoid arrest at the Danish frontier in May 1945 , and tried for treason in London in September .
To avoid queues at the Theatre box office patrons wishing to pay by credit card must do so 24 hours in advance of the performance .
We must avoid any confusion at this late stage .
Even the youngest of babies will automatically avoid precipitous drops in floor-level -- and , perhaps more interestingly , places where it looks as if there is a precipitous drop in floor-level .
He is a man who has deliberately avoided certain responsibilities in his life , and certain involvements , but those business obligations which do unavoidably devolve upon him he has always observed punctiliously .
Jonathan Speelman must avoid defeat in his seventh game against Jan Timman to stay in the match .
Do everything you can to avoid mishaps by being adequately prepared but ask yourself again -- does it really matter ?
Their inner self will avoid exposure by controlling their feelings and emotions .
Isaac avoided execution by promising the king a 10,000 mark fine , and in 1213 was transferred from Bristol to the Tower of London .
Suggestions that he could avoid the damage by protecting the wheat fields with electric fencing do not impress Mr Berry .
Judges often try to avoid the issue of standing by resolving the merits first .
He will want to avoid a further decline for fear that import price rises will push up inflation .
The appellant was a South African citizen who had left South Africa to avoid apprehension for a burglary .
The appellant was a South African citizen who had left South Africa to avoid apprehension for a burglary .
Even the Art Loss Register , which plans to open an office in Japan , carefully avoids any probing into the subject .
Even the Art Loss Register , which plans to open an office in Japan , carefully avoids any probing into the subject .
The inquiry heard details of a memorandum written by a Foreign Office official in which he agreed that the ambassadors might be persuaded along those lines in order to avoid embarrassment to their embassies .
The Hearsay-II system used segments categorized by manner of articulation features only , avoiding the more difficult task of specifying place of articulation .
` We have about 150 active reporting units , in around 50 locations , " says Mr Hassan , who is naturally keen to avoid the need for re-keying financial information once captured at source .
` We have about 150 active reporting units , in around 50 locations , " says Mr Hassan , who is naturally keen to avoid the need for re-keying financial information once captured at source .
" Weatherfax " will consist of customized facsimile reports prepared by the Meteorological Office , which will help farmers to avoid the need for respraying because of high winds or rain .
First , while the courts have generally avoided rigid classifications in deciding on the applicability of natural justice , they have not discarded such tools altogether .
It was months ago and Ben had insisted on going into Pugh 's , though they had always avoided the shop before .
But you can avoid it by simply leaving the tops on .
She probably wanted to avoid confrontation by not telling me until after she 'd gone .
In the USA , a doctor will not avoid litigation by simply informing the patient of the nature of the treatment in broad terms .
However , I suspect you could take an obvious short cut across the open fell side to avoid the town without too much trouble .
Choosing the final design needs not only care to ensure that the end product will be commercially attractive but that a number of people are involved in the selection to avoid accusations of favouritism .
Despite what you apparently think , I certainly did n't avoid you intentionally and , in any case , if your theory were correct , then surely I 'd have avoided all the male actors ? "
She nodded , trying to avoid his eyes .
The purchaser will wish to avoid any such disadvantageous practices .
Alas , headless flies can learn to hold their legs in a particular position to avoid a shock , and even solve the problem faster than those still encumbered with brains .
Situations of private one-to-one contact with the field-worker were avoided by some constables , retreating into the relative security of public encounters with their characteristic form of non-intimate discourse .
By being subtle rather than obvious , you avoid appearing naive .
There was one other issue which the CEGB tried hard to avoid at the Hinkley C Inquiry .
Describe the features Brunel avoided in this area .
He fell over things he avoided in daytime like stones and bushes .
This was the conclusion I could not avoid in the months after becoming a Christian .
This is a fate Roddick has avoided by operating most of her shops under a franchise system .
Happily , however , it 's one you can easily avoid by talking to BSB today .
The really weird thing is East 17 were precisely the people I avoided as an adolescent .
And old man Verne-Smith and his wife , he knew , lived no more than a mile away , but them he avoided out of simple antipathy .
Pasteurisation -- avoided by skilled brewers in both Britain and other leading brewing nations -- leaves an unpleasant burnt sugar taste to beer that is most apparent in low gravity drinks .
` I try to avoid including children with serious behavioural problems because they would be too disruptive on a trip like this . "
The houses in the High Street went stravaiging down to the Gallowgate and the Saltmarket , to which last place no sane citizen would go as it was full of cutthroat robbers , avoided even by the police .
Just the sort of thing he avoided on his television at home .
Robert recognized faces he had been trying to avoid for weeks .
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The basic issue , which Mr Fallon has so far managed to avoid totally in discussing this matter , yet which has made the Catholic community and the county council so anxious and so frustrated , is whether this Government accepts that places
in Catholic schools should be provided for Catholic pupils .
Simon worked for discreet administrative transformations within government , avoiding until late in his career clashes with ministers over contentious issues of policy and principle .
In one week I had been transformed into the two personae that I had always sworn to avoid : the preacher and the missionary .
Yes , I have seen this kind of thing and it is something we avoid completely .
The wholesale nature of the grants also threatened the interests of men not recognized as opponents of the regime , something which Gloucester was careful to avoid elsewhere .
Students may choose quite early which behaviours to avoid for ever -- or try to .
As people avoid more and more they become a prisoner of their anxiety .
This they avoided as they followed their Head Girl 's strict instructions to keep out of the rough areas .
One thing that you should avoid is to give toy horns out at tea and then find the poor entertainer is facing a barrage of noise .
` Or , at least it is n't so long as we avoid that bit of road . "
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usage
most common words
SELECT * FROM bncs INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) ORDER BY freq DESC LIMIT 20
wordid pos freq range disp lemma
12329 v 42277 100 0.98 be
62363 v 13655 100 0.97 have
38030 v 5594 100 0.92 do
115424 v 3344 100 0.92 say
57483 v 2210 100 0.87 get
81008 v 2165 100 0.98 make
58457 v 2078 100 0.91 go
117058 v 1920 100 0.95 see
74362 v 1882 100 0.9 know
133230 n 1833 100 0.98 time
129923 v 1797 100 0.98 take
146691 n 1639 100 0.96 year
132346 v 1520 100 0.9 think
27544 v 1512 100 0.94 come
57931 v 1284 100 0.98 give
58883 a 1276 100 0.97 good
98333 n 1256 100 0.95 people
89831 a 1154 100 0.95 new
79123 v 1151 100 0.92 look
143487 n 1108 100 0.97 way
most common adj
SELECT * FROM bncs INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE pos = 'a' ORDER BY freq DESC LIMIT 20
wordid pos freq range disp lemma
58883 a 1276 100 0.97 good
89831 a 1154 100 0.95 new
92737 a 648 100 0.95 old
59697 a 635 100 0.97 great
63935 a 574 100 0.96 high
121536 a
75556 a
78963 a
146998 a
111830 a
40187 a
13763 a
75753 a
51908 a
47112 a
79514 a
10783 a
128538 a
25832 a
77685 a
518
471
392
379
354
353
338
302
289
288
286
264
241
239
228
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
0.97 small
0.95 large
0.97 long
0.96 young
0.89 right
0.95 early
0.94 big
0.97 late
0.98 full
0.96 far
0.95 low
0.95 bad
0.92 sure
0.96 clear
0.95 likely
most common nouns
SELECT * FROM bncs INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE pos = 'n' ORDER BY freq DESC LIMIT 20
wordid pos freq range disp lemma
133230 n 1833 100 0.98 time
146691 n 1639 100 0.96 year
98333 n 1256 100 0.95 people
143487 n 1108 100 0.97 way
81403 n 1003 100 0.95 man
33871 n 940 100 0.97 day
132336 n 776 100 0.92 thing
24016 n 710 100 0.94 child
87303 n 673 100 0.84 mr
59139 n 670 100 0.88 government
145950 n 653 100 0.96 work
77449 n 645 100 0.96 life
145647 n 631 100 0.95 woman
129560 n 619 100 0.89 system
21515 n 613 100 0.92 case
96996 n 612 100 0.97 part
60369 n 607 100 0.94 group
91687 n 606 100 0.95 number
146049 n 600 100 0.96 world
65592 n 598 100 0.95 house
most common nouns in speech
SELECT * FROM bncspwrs INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE pos = 'n' ORDER BY freq1 DESC LIMIT 20
wordid pos freq1 range1 disp1 freq2 range2 disp2
ll
lemma
132336 n 2240 10
0.96 607 90
0.94 -22464.9 thing
133230 n 2103 10
0.95 1802 90
0.98 -439.7 time
98333 n 2071 10
0.87 1162 90
0.96 -5231.4 people
146691 n 1507 10
0.9 1655 90
0.95 126.9
year
143487 n 1358 10
0.95 1079 90
0.97 -614.7 way
33871 n 1064 10
0.94 926 90
0.97 -181.8 day
66010 n 1053 10
0.81 136 90
0.89 -20229.9 hundred
103515 n 899 10
0.85 101 90
0.75 -18746.4 pound
143700 n 829 10
0.93 435 90
0.94 -2548.1 week
122931 n
102142 n
91687 n
86193 n
81403 n
145950 n
87303 n
104843 n
65592 n
132616 n
115843 n
800
747
638
637
629
601
570
568
557
553
549
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
0.89
0.79
0.87
0.96
0.89
0.92
0.66
0.83
0.92
0.83
0.87
163
454
602
345
1047
659
685
564
602
113
527
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
0.95
0.96
0.95
0.95
0.94
0.95
0.83
0.95
0.95
0.9
0.93
-10829.2 sort
-1441.9 point
-20.1
number
-1799.1 money
1843.7 man
48.8
work
190.2
mr
-0.2
problem
33.1
house
-7468 thousand
-8.7
school
most common nouns in writing
SELECT * FROM bncspwrs INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE pos = 'n' ORDER BY freq2 DESC LIMIT 20
wordid pos freq1 range1 disp1 freq2 range2 disp2
ll
lemma
133230 n 2103 10
0.95 1802 90
0.98 -439.7 time
146691 n 1507 10
0.9 1655 90
0.95 126.9
year
98333 n 2071 10
0.87 1162 90
0.96 -5231.4 people
143487 n 1358 10
0.95 1079 90
0.97 -614.7 way
81403 n 629 10
0.89 1047 90
0.94 1843.7 man
33871 n 1064 10
0.94 926 90
0.97 -181.8 day
24016 n 497 10
0.82 734 90
0.94 814.5
child
59139 n 312 10
0.7 711 90
0.87 2707.2 government
87303 n 570 10
0.66 685 90
0.83 190.2
mr
77449 n 333 10
0.87 681 90
0.97 2081
life
129560 n 232 10
0.76 664 90
0.89 3582.9 system
145647 n 371 10
0.81 661 90
0.94 1434.8 woman
145950 n 601 10
0.92 659 90
0.95 48.8
work
21515 n 314 10
0.8 648 90
0.92 2028.3 case
146049 n 250 10
0.81 640 90
0.96 2954.6 world
60369 n 334 10
0.79 639 90
0.94 1670.1 group
96996 n 418 10
0.85 635 90
0.97 791.6
part
28117 n 232 10
0.78 620 90
0.91 3051.4 company
132336 n 2240 10
0.96 607 90
0.94 -22464.9 thing
91687 n 638 10
0.87 602 90
0.95 -20.1
number
SUMO
terms
terms
SELECT * FROM sumoterms ORDER BY sumoid LIMIT 26
sumoid sumoterm
1
subclass
2
subrelation
3
instance
4
disjoint
5
domain
6
partition
7
attribute
8
property
9
subAttribute
10
subProcess
11
equal
12
inverse
13
=>
14
<=>
15
contains
16
element
17
subset
18
component
19
part
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
piece
format
documentation
Relation
Predicate
Function
Class
functors
SELECT * FROM sumoterms WHERE sumoterm LIKE '%Fn' LIMIT 20
sumoid
sumoterm
496
ABPFn
515
ASPFn
547
AbortedFn
548
AbortedLaunchFn
549
AbortedMissionFn
565
AbsoluteValueFn
567
AbstractionFn
580
AccelerationFn
589
AccountFn
631
AdditionFn
632
AddressFn
748
AgentOfOrganismFn
763
AgreementOrganizationFn
926
AlbumCopiesFn
1652 AssignmentFn
1726 AttrFn
1739 AuctionGMBFn
1832 AvailableForMilitaryServiceMaleFn
1899 BackFn
2324 BeginFn
term Entity
SELECT * FROM sumoterms WHERE sumoterm = "Entity"
sumoid sumoterm
10961 Entity
term Class (flat version)
SELECT * FROM sumoterms WHERE sumoterm = "Class"
sumoid sumoterm
26
Class
attributes
term attributes
SELECT sumoattr FROM sumotermattrs GROUP BY sumoattr ORDER BY sumoattr
sumoattr
a
f
l
m
p
q
r
y
~
SELECT DISTINCT sumoattr FROM sumotermattrs ORDER BY sumoattr
sumoattr
a
f
l
m
p
q
r
y
~
attributes occurrences
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sumoattr COUNT(*)
a
1
f
1
l
7
m
p
q
r
y
~
4
1
2
1
252
5
co-occurring attributes
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attr cooccurringattr
m y
y m
l q
q l
attribute tags
SELECT attrtag FROM sumotaggedterms GROUP BY attrtag ORDER BY attrtag
attrtag
a
f
l
lq
my
p
r
y
~
types of terms
math functions
SELECT * FROM sumoterms LEFT JOIN sumotermattrs USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoattr = 'm'
sumoid sumoterm sumoattr
631
AdditionFn
m
10243 DivisionFn
m
18085 MultiplicationFn m
24012 SubtractionFn
m
logical functions
SELECT * FROM sumoterms LEFT JOIN sumotermattrs USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoattr = 'l'
sumoid sumoterm sumoattr
13
=>
l
14
<=>
l
27023 and
l
27365 exists
l
27432 forall
l
27774 not
l
27800 or
l
quantifiers
SELECT * FROM sumoterms LEFT JOIN sumotermattrs USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoattr = 'q'
sumoid sumoterm sumoattr
27365 exists
q
27432 forall
q
comparison operators
SELECT * FROM sumoterms LEFT JOIN sumotermattrs USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoattr = '~'
sumoid
sumoterm
sumoattr
11
equal
~
27464 greaterThan
~
27466 greaterThanOrEqualTo ~
27640 lessThan
~
27641 lessThanOrEqualTo ~
functions
SELECT * FROM sumoterms LEFT JOIN sumotermattrs USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoattr = 'y' LIMIT 20
sumoid
sumoterm
sumoattr
496
ABPFn
y
515
ASPFn
y
547
AbortedFn
y
548
AbortedLaunchFn
y
549
AbortedMissionFn
y
565
AbsoluteValueFn
y
567
AbstractionFn
y
580
AccelerationFn
y
589
AccountFn
y
631
AdditionFn
y
632
AddressFn
y
748
AgentOfOrganismFn
y
763
AgreementOrganizationFn
y
926
AlbumCopiesFn
y
1652 AssignmentFn
y
1726 AttrFn
y
1739 AuctionGMBFn
y
1832 AvailableForMilitaryServiceMaleFn y
1899 BackFn
y
2324 BeginFn
y
relation, attribute, predicate, function
SELECT * FROM sumoterms LEFT JOIN sumotermattrs USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoattr IN ('r','a','p','f')
sumoid sumoterm sumoattr
23
Relation r
24
Predicate p
25
Function f
1727 Attribute a
relations
syntactic relations
SELECT * FROM sumorelations INNER JOIN sumoterms USING(sumoid) LIMIT 30
sumoid
sumoterm
1
subclass
2
subrelation
3
instance
4
disjoint
5
domain
6
partition
9
subAttribute
10
subProcess
11
equal
12
inverse
13
=>
14
<=>
19
part
21
format
22
documentation
26964 abbrev
26966 abbreviation
26970 abstractPart
26982 acronym
26993 agentOperatesInArea
26994 agreementAdoptionDate
26996 agreementEffectiveDate
27051 atomicNumber
27071 beliefGroupPercentInRegion
27076 between
27079 biochemicalAgentAntidote
27080 biochemicalAgentDelivery
27081 biochemicalAgentSyndrome
27083 biologicalAgentCarrier
27087 boilingPoint
Relation in formulas
SELECT SUBSTRING(formula FROM 1 FOR 64) AS formula FROM sumoformulas INNER JOIN sumoparsemaps AS p1 USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoparsemaps AS p2 USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t ON t.sumoid = p2.sumoid WHERE sumoterm = 'Relation' AND p1.sumoid < 3 AND
p1.sumoparsetype = 'a' AND p1.argnum =0 AND p2.sumoparsetype = 'a' AND p2.argnum > 0 ORDER BY formula
formula
(subclass BinaryRelation Relation)
(subclass InheritableRelation Relation)
(subclass IntentionalRelation Relation)
(subclass List Relation)
(subclass PartialValuedRelation Relation)
(subclass PPPBasedEconomicValuation Relation)
(subclass Predicate Relation)
(subclass ProbabilityRelation Relation)
(subclass QuaternaryRelation Relation)
(subclass QuintaryRelation Relation)
(subclass Relation Abstract)
(subclass RelationExtendedToQuantities Relation)
(subclass SingleValuedRelation Relation)
(subclass SpatialRelation Relation)
(subclass TemporalRelation Relation)
(subclass TernaryRelation Relation)
(subclass TotalValuedRelation Relation)
(subclass VariableArityRelation Relation)
formulas
subclass formulas
SELECT * FROM sumosubclasses INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) LIMIT 20
formulaid sumoclassid sumosuperclassid
formula
sumofileid
10
27
65
80
82
87
88
89
90
93
95
106
107
109
111
122
123
124
127
139
26219
17829
12452
20963
740
24
2541
2541
2541
14112
16184
3387
11588
24086
26588
24603
24603
24603
17507
24604
16206
20898
3779
18926
12843
13937
24
2542
13937
13992
4445
3507
3507
9863
13588
25
21154
13937
24007
13937
(subclass WaterMotion LiquidMotion)
19
(subclass Motion Process)
19
(subclass Getting ChangeOfPossession)
19
(subclass Protein Nutrient)
19
(subclass AgeGroup GroupOfPeople)
19
(subclass Predicate InheritableRelation)
19
(subclass BinaryPredicate Predicate)
19
(subclass BinaryPredicate BinaryRelation)
19
(subclass BinaryPredicate InheritableRelation)
19
(subclass Investigating IntentionalPsychologicalProcess) 19
(subclass LinguisticCommunication Communication) 19
(subclass Canine Carnivore)
19
(subclass Feline Carnivore)
19
(subclass Sunday Day)
19
(subclass Woman Human)
19
(subclass TernaryFunction Function)
19
(subclass TernaryFunction QuaternaryRelation)
19
(subclass TernaryFunction InheritableRelation)
19
(subclass Mineral Substance)
19
(subclass TernaryPredicate InheritableRelation)
19
instance formulas
SELECT * FROM sumoinstances INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) LIMIT 20
formulaid sumoinstanceid sumoclassid
formula
sumofileid
4
27266
23228
(instance depth SingleValuedRelation)
19
17
27352
10991
(instance equivalentContentClass EquivalenceRelation) 19
21
27831
1672
(instance partiallyFills AsymmetricRelation)
19
25
28199
2541
(instance uses BinaryPredicate)
19
68
17271
2539
(instance MereologicalProductFn BinaryFunction)
19
83
24019
24965
(instance SuccessorFn TotalValuedRelation)
19
92
27535
14181
(instance husband IrreflexiveRelation)
19
98
27940
2541
(instance rangeSubclass BinaryPredicate)
19
99
27940
1672
(instance rangeSubclass AsymmetricRelation)
19
110
28135
19975
(instance temporalPart PartialOrderingRelation)
19
116
27174
24604
(instance confersNorm TernaryPredicate)
19
121
27017
23228
(instance altitude SingleValuedRelation)
19
129
16706
22951
(instance Male SexAttribute)
19
137
28055
24228
(instance spouse SymmetricRelation)
19
142
3650
25435
(instance CeilingFn UnaryFunction)
19
143
3650
24965
(instance CeilingFn TotalValuedRelation)
19
148
16136
20892
(instance Likely ProbabilityAttribute)
19
149
28102
2541
(instance subsumesContentInstance BinaryPredicate) 19
161
27313
24566
(instance earlier TemporalRelation)
19
203
27640
14181
(instance lessThan IrreflexiveRelation)
19
formulas having term "Bus"
SELECT * FROM sumoformulas INNER JOIN sumoparsemaps USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoterm='Bus'
sumoid formulaid
formula
3143 36790
(termFormat EnglishLanguage Bus "bus")
3143 50301
(externalImage Bus "http://www.adampease.org/Articulate/SUMOpictures/pictures/transportation/bus/bus_2.png")
(documentation Bus EnglishLanguage "Bus is the subclass of &%SelfPoweredRoadVehicles that can transport large numbers of passengers (i.e., dozens) at one time. It can be distinguished from a van which is designed to carry less than a dozen
3143 130012
people.")
3143 130306 (=> (instance ?B Bus) (hasPurpose ?B (exists (?C ?T ?N) (and (instance ?C Collection) (instance ?T Transportation) (memberCount ?C ?N) (greaterThan ?N 11) (=> (member ?P ?C) (patient ?T ?P))))))
3143 130307 (=> (instance ?X BusStop) (hasPurpose ?X (exists (?B ?BO ?D) (and (instance ?B Bus) (instance ?BO Boarding) (instance ?D Deboarding) (eventLocated ?BO ?X) (eventLocated ?D ?X) (patient ?BO ?B) (patient ?D ?B)))))
3143 130429 (subclass Bus PassengerVehicle)
3143 130769 (subclass Bus SelfPoweredRoadVehicle)
formulas (subclass X Vehicle)
SELECT formula FROM sumosubclasses AS s INNER JOIN sumoterms t ON t.sumoid = s.sumosuperclassid INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) WHERE sumoterm='Vehicle'
formula
(subclass Spacecraft Vehicle)
sumofileid mapid sumoparsetype argnum sumoterm
38
122326 a
2
Bus
45
159719 a
1
Bus
31
384995 a
31
31
31
31
386453 p
386464 c
387082 a
388137 a
1
Bus
1
1
Bus
Bus
Bus
Bus
(subclass WaterVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass LandVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass Aircraft Vehicle)
(subclass RecreationalVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass ArmoredVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass MilitaryVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass AgentPoweredVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass PassengerVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass CargoVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass UnpoweredVehicle Vehicle)
(subclass PoweredVehicle Vehicle)
formulas (subclass Vehicle )
SELECT formula FROM sumosubclasses AS c INNER JOIN sumoterms t ON t.sumoid = c.sumoclassid INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) WHERE sumoterm='Vehicle'
formula
(subclass Vehicle TransportationDevice)
formulas (instance Paris X )
SELECT formula FROM sumoinstances AS i INNER JOIN sumoterms t ON t.sumoid = i.sumoinstanceid INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) WHERE sumoterm='Paris'
formula
(instance Paris EuropeanCity)
formulas (instance X EuropeanNation)
SELECT formula FROM sumoinstances AS i INNER JOIN sumoterms t ON t.sumoid = i.sumoclassid INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) WHERE sumoterm='EuropeanNation'
formula
(instance Belgium EuropeanNation)
(instance Germany EuropeanNation)
(instance Norway EuropeanNation)
(instance UnitedKingdom EuropeanNation)
(instance HolySee EuropeanNation)
(instance SovietUnion EuropeanNation)
(instance France EuropeanNation)
(instance SanMarino EuropeanNation)
(instance Switzerland EuropeanNation)
(instance Spain EuropeanNation)
(instance Portugal EuropeanNation)
(instance Poland EuropeanNation)
(instance Finland EuropeanNation)
(instance Sweden EuropeanNation)
(instance Netherlands EuropeanNation)
(instance Italy EuropeanNation)
(instance Malta EuropeanNation)
(instance Iceland EuropeanNation)
(instance Greece EuropeanNation)
(instance Monaco EuropeanNation)
(instance Denmark EuropeanNation)
(instance Ireland EuropeanNation)
(instance Andorra EuropeanNation)
(instance Czechoslovakia EuropeanNation)
formulas (subrelation sister X )
SELECT formula FROM sumosubrelations AS r INNER JOIN sumoterms t ON t.sumoid = r.sumorelationid INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) WHERE sumoterm='sister'
formula
(subrelation sister sibling)
formulas (subrelation X sister)
SELECT formula FROM sumosubrelations AS r INNER JOIN sumoterms t ON t.sumoid = r.sumosuperrelationid INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) WHERE sumoterm='sibling'
formula
(subrelation brother sibling)
(subrelation sister sibling)
rules
rules
SELECT * FROM sumorules LIMIT 20
formulaid
formula
1
(=> (equal ?NUMBER (MultiplicationFn 1 ?NUMBER)) (equal (MeasureFn ?NUMBER MinuteDuration) (MeasureFn (MultiplicationFn ?NUMBER 60) SecondDuration)))
2
(=> (instance ?INT Integer) (equal ?INT (SuccessorFn (PredecessorFn ?INT))))
8
(=> (and (instance ?TRANSPORT Vehicle) (instance ?MOVE Translocation) (instrument ?MOVE ?TRANSPORT) (destination ?MOVE ?TO)) (holdsDuring (BeginFn (WhenFn ?MOVE)) (located ?TRANSPORT ?TO)))
9
(=> (and (instance ?STRUCTURE AnimalAnatomicalStructure) (instance ?ANIMAL Organism) (part ?STRUCTURE ?ANIMAL)) (instance ?ANIMAL Animal))
12
(=> (links ?NODE1 ?NODE2 ?ARC) (links ?NODE2 ?NODE1 ?ARC))
13
(=> (instance ?POISON Poisoning) (exists (?THING) (and (patient ?POISON ?THING) (or (instance ?THING Organism) (instance ?THING AnatomicalStructure)))))
22
(=> (and (instance ?STRUCTURE PlantAnatomicalStructure) (instance ?PLANT Organism) (part ?STRUCTURE ?PLANT)) (instance ?PLANT Plant))
23
(=> (transactionAmount ?TRANS ?AMOUNT) (exists (?OBJ) (and (patient ?TRANS ?OBJ) (monetaryValue ?OBJ ?AMOUNT))))
28
(=> (and (instance ?ACT Surgery) (patient ?ACT ?ANIMAL)) (exists (?SUBACT) (and (instance ?SUBACT Cutting) (instance ?ANIMAL Animal) (patient ?SUBACT ?ANIMAL) (subProcess ?SUBACT ?ACT))))
67
(=> (instance ?INTERVAL TimeInterval) (exists (?POINT) (and (instance ?POINT TimePoint) (temporalPart ?POINT ?INTERVAL))))
71
(=> (and (holdsDuring ?INTERVAL (?REL ?INST1 ?INST2)) (instance ?INST1 Physical) (instance ?INST2 Physical)) (and (time ?INST1 ?INTERVAL) (time ?INST2 ?INTERVAL)))
74
(=> (modalAttribute ?FORMULA Permission) (modalAttribute ?FORMULA Possibility))
76
(=> (modalAttribute ?FORMULA Necessity) (modalAttribute ?FORMULA Possibility))
(=> (and (instance ?PROCESS StateChange) (patient ?PROCESS ?OBJ)) (exists (?PART ?STATE1 ?STATE2) (and (part ?PART ?OBJ) (instance ?STATE1 PhysicalState) (instance ?STATE2 PhysicalState) (not (equal ?STATE1 ?STATE2)) (holdsDuring (BeginFn (WhenFn ?PROCESS)) (attribute ?
84
PART ?STATE1)) (holdsDuring (EndFn (WhenFn ?PROCESS)) (attribute ?PART ?STATE2)))))
108
(=> (instance ?DEMO Demonstrating) (exists (?PERSON) (attends ?DEMO ?PERSON)))
112
(=> (and (height ?OBJECT ?HEIGHT) (top ?TOP ?OBJECT) (bottom ?BOTTOM ?OBJECT)) (distance ?TOP ?BOTTOM ?HEIGHT))
133
(=> (orientation ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2 Above) (not (connected ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2)))
138
(=> (instance ?INT Integer) (lessThan ?INT (SuccessorFn ?INT)))
140
(=> (equal (SuccessorFn ?INT1) (SuccessorFn ?INT2)) (equal ?INT1 ?INT2))
147
(=> (and (hole ?HOLE1 ?OBJ1) (hole ?HOLE2 ?OBJ2) (overlapsSpatially ?HOLE1 ?HOLE2)) (overlapsSpatially ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2))
sumofileid
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
rules with "Vehicle" in premise
SELECT * FROM sumorules INNER JOIN sumoparsemaps USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoterm = 'Vehicle' and sumoparsetype = 'p'
sumoid formulaid
formula
25806 8
(=> (and (instance ?TRANSPORT Vehicle) (instance ?MOVE Translocation) (instrument ?MOVE ?TRANSPORT) (destination ?MOVE ?TO)) (holdsDuring (BeginFn (WhenFn ?MOVE)) (located ?TRANSPORT ?TO)))
25806 783
(=> (and (instance ?TRANSPORT Vehicle) (instance ?MOVE Translocation) (instrument ?MOVE ?TRANSPORT) (origin ?MOVE ?FROM)) (holdsDuring (BeginFn (WhenFn ?MOVE)) (located ?TRANSPORT ?FROM)))
25806 5437
(=> (and (instance ?B VehicleBrake) (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?B ?V)) (hasPurpose ?B (exists (?S) (and (instance ?S (StopFn Motion)) (patient ?S ?V) (instrument ?S ?B)))))
25806 6208
(=> (and (instance ?DRIVING Driving) (subProcess ?TRANSPORT ?DRIVING) (instance ?TRANSPORT Transportation) (instance ?VEHICLE Vehicle) (patient ?DRIVING ?VEHICLE)) (conveyance ?TRANSPORT ?VEHICLE))
25806 13752
(=> (and (instance ?P ParkingBrake) (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?P ?V)) (hasPurpose ?P (holdsDuring ?E (and (attribute ?P DeviceOn) (not (exists (?T) (and (instance ?T Translocation) (patient ?T ?V))))))))
(=> (and (instance ?BP BrakePedal) (instance ?P Pushing) (instance ?V Vehicle) (destination ?P ?BP) (eventLocated ?P ?V) (part ?BP ?V)) (hasPurpose ?BP (exists (?FS ?F) (and (instance ?FS WearingFrictionSurface) (instance ?F Friction) (instrument
25806 13880
?F ?FS) (causes ?P ?F)))))
(=> (and (instance ?EG EngineGovernor) (instance ?V Vehicle) (connectedEngineeringComponents ?EG ?V) (governorSpeed ?E ?S)) (hasPurpose ?EG (not (exists (?T ?M) (and (instance ?T Translocation) (holdsDuring (WhenFn ?T) (and (measure ?
25806 13977
V ?M) (greaterThan ?M ?S))))))))
25806 35347
(=> (and (part ?WEAPON ?MV) (instance ?MV Vehicle)) (instance ?MV MilitaryVehicle))
sumofileid mapid
19
45
19
5108
20
22295
20
28717
3
55340
sumoparsetype argnum sumoterm
p
Vehicle
p
Vehicle
p
Vehicle
p
Vehicle
p
Vehicle
3
56143 p
Vehicle
3
57200 p
Vehicle
22
117811 p
Vehicle
rules with "Vehicle" in conclusion
SELECT * FROM sumorules INNER JOIN sumoparsemaps USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms USING (sumoid) WHERE sumoterm = 'Vehicle' and sumoparsetype = 'c'
sumoid formulaid
formula
25806 573
(=> (instance ?DRIVE Driving) (exists (?VEHICLE) (and (instance ?VEHICLE Vehicle) (patient ?DRIVE ?VEHICLE))))
(=> (instance ?C Convoy) (exists (?V1 ?V2 ?TIME) (and (not (equal ?V1 ?V2)) (instance ?V1 Vehicle) (instance ?V2 Vehicle) (instance ?TIME TimeInterval) (temporalPart ?TIME (WhenFn ?C)) (holdsDuring ?TIME (and (member ?V1 ?C) (member
25806 4863
?V2 ?C))))))
25806 5411
(=> (instance ?L VehicleLight) (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?L ?V))))
25806 5412
(=> (instance ?L Headlight) (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?L (FrontFn ?V)))))
25806 5413
(=> (instance ?L Taillight) (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?L (BackFn ?V)))))
25806 5434
(=> (instance ?C VehicleController) (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?C ?V))))
25806 5439
(=> (instance ?W VehicleWindow) (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?W ?V))))
25806 5444
(=> (instance ?FLEET Fleet) (memberType ?FLEET Vehicle))
25806 5643
(=> (and (instance ?C CavalryUnit) (instance ?B Battle) (agent ?B ?C)) (exists (?P ?V ?T) (and (attribute ?P Soldier) (member ?P ?C) (instance ?T Transportation) (agent ?T ?P) (instance ?V Vehicle) (patient ?T ?V) (during ?T ?B))))
25806 5876
(=> (instance ?W Window) (exists (?A) (and (part ?W ?A) (or (instance ?A Building) (instance ?A Room) (instance ?A Vehicle)))))
25806 5996
(=> (and (instance ?B Boarding) (patient ?B ?V)) (instance ?V Vehicle))
25806 5999
(=> (and (instance ?B Deboarding) (patient ?B ?VEHICLE)) (instance ?VEHICLE Vehicle))
sumofileid mapid sumoparsetype argnum sumoterm
19
3285 c
Vehicle
20
18803 c
Vehicle
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
22081
22089
22097
22269
22309
22355
24063
25902
26941
26965
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
25806 6158
25806 12965
(=> (instance ?H Hijacking) (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (patient ?H ?V))))
(=> (and (instance ?ITEM Object) (instance ?LISTING WebListing) (attribute ?LISTING ForSaleByOwner) (patient ?LISTING ?ITEM)) (instance ?ITEM Vehicle))
(=> (instance ?X SeatBelt) (hasPurpose ?X (exists (?PERSON ?STOP ?VEHICLE) (and (instance ?VEHICLE Vehicle) (part ?X ?VEHICLE) (instance ?PERSON Human) (contains ?VEHICLE ?PERSON) (instance ?STOP Process) (prevents ?
STOP (KappaFn ?M (and (instance ?M Translocation) (patient ?M ?PERSON) (exists (?COLLISION) (and (or (instance ?COLLISION Decelerating) (instance ?COLLISION Impacting)) (experiencer ?COLLISION ?VEHICLE) (causes ?
COLLISION ?M))) (modalAttribute (exists (?INJ ?IMP) (and (instance ?INJ Injuring) (instance ?IMP Impacting) (causes ?M ?INJ) (patient ?INJ ?PERSON) (subProcess ?IMP ?INJ))) Possibility))))))))
(=> (instance ?VSD VehicleSafetyDevice) (hasPurpose ?VSD (exists (?V) (and (instance ?V Vehicle) (part ?VSD ?V)))))
(=> (instance ?S VehicleSeat) (hasPurpose ?S (exists (?H ?T ?V) (and (instance ?H Human) (instance ?V Vehicle) (holdsDuring ?T (and (attribute ?H Sitting) (located ?H ?S) (located ?S ?V)))))))
(=> (and (instance ?W Wagon) (instance ?T Transportation) (instrument ?T ?W)) (exists (?P) (and (instance ?T Pulling) (agent ?T ?P) (patient ?T ?W) (or (instance ?P DomesticAnimal) (instance ?P Vehicle)))))
(=> (instance ?SHIP VehicleCarrierShip) (cargoType ?SHIP Vehicle))
(=> (instance ?SVC TransportationService) (exists (?VEHICLE ?AGENT ?TRANS ?CUST) (and (agent ?SVC ?AGENT) (possesses ?AGENT ?VEHICLE) (customer ?CUST ?AGENT) (instance ?VEHICLE Vehicle) (instance ?TRANS
Transportation) (agent ?TRANS ?AGENT) (patient ?TRANS ?CUST) (instrument ?TRANS ?VEHICLE) (subProcess ?TRANS ?SVC))))
(=> (attribute ?H Valet) (hasPurpose ?H (and (instance ?VEHICLE Vehicle) (instance ?PUT Putting) (destination ?PUT ?PARK) (instance ?PARK ParkingRegion) (patient ?PUT ?VEHICLE) (agent ?PUT ?H))))
(=> (and (instance ?ORG Organization) (attribute ?ORG ScenicAndSightseeingTransportation)) (exists (?EV ?MEM) (and (member ?MEM ?ORG) (agent ?MEM ?EV) (exists (?P) (and (instance ?EV Selling) (instance ?P Human) (patient ?EV ?P)
(confersRight (exists (?TRANS ?VEH) (and (instance ?TRANS Transportation) (instance ?TRANS RecreationOrExercise) (patient ?TRANS ?P) (possesses ?ORG ?VEH) (instance ?VEH Vehicle))) ?MEM ?P))))))
25806 13748
25806
25806
25806
25806
13999
14076
130301
130319
25806 130354
25806 130931
25806 134812
20
32
28312 c
51711 c
Vehicle
Vehicle
3
55317 c
Vehicle
3
3
31
31
57423 c
58235 c
386411 c
386549 c
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
Vehicle
31
386807 c
Vehicle
30
388690 c
Vehicle
43
404029 c
Vehicle
term tables from formulas
subclass-superclass
SELECT t1.sumoterm AS class,t2.sumoterm AS superclass,formula FROM sumosubclasses AS r INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t1 ON r.sumoclassid = t1.sumoid INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t2 ON r.sumosuperclassid = t2.sumoid ORDER BY class LIMIT 20
class
superclass
formula
AAM
AirLaunchMissile
(subclass AAM AirLaunchMissile)
AAM
AirAttackMissile
(subclass AAM AirAttackMissile)
AAM
GuidedMissile
(subclass AAM GuidedMissile)
AAV
MilitaryVehicle
(subclass AAV MilitaryVehicle)
AAV
AmphibiousVehicle (subclass AAV AmphibiousVehicle)
AAV
PassengerVehicle
(subclass AAV PassengerVehicle)
AAV
PoweredVehicle
(subclass AAV PoweredVehicle)
ACPowerSource PowerSource
(subclass ACPowerSource PowerSource)
AGM
GroundAttackMissile (subclass AGM GroundAttackMissile)
AGM
AirLaunchMissile
(subclass AGM AirLaunchMissile)
AGM114
BeamRidingGMissile (subclass AGM114 BeamRidingGMissile)
AGM114
AntiArmorWeapon (subclass AGM114 AntiArmorWeapon)
AGM114
AGM
(subclass AGM114 AGM)
AGM65
InfraRedGMissile
(subclass AGM65 InfraRedGMissile)
AGM65
AGM65
AH1
AH1
AIM9
AIM9
AntiArmorWeapon
AGM
Helicopter
MilitaryVehicle
InfraRedGMissile
AAM
(subclass AGM65 AntiArmorWeapon)
(subclass AGM65 AGM)
(subclass AH1 Helicopter)
(subclass AH1 MilitaryVehicle)
(subclass AIM9 InfraRedGMissile)
(subclass AIM9 AAM)
relation-superrelation
SELECT t1.sumoterm AS relation,t2.sumoterm AS superrelation,formula FROM sumosubrelations AS r INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t1 ON r.sumorelationid = t1.sumoid INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t2 ON r.sumosuperrelationid = t2.sumoid ORDER BY relation LIMIT 20
relation
superrelation
formula
AbortedLaunchFn
AbortedFn
(subrelation AbortedLaunchFn AbortedFn)
AbortedMissionFn
AbortedFn
(subrelation AbortedMissionFn AbortedFn)
CPUUtilizationFn
UnaryFunction
(subrelation CPUUtilizationFn UnaryFunction)
CitizenryFn
ResidentFn
(subrelation CitizenryFn ResidentFn)
DensityFn
PerFn
(subrelation DensityFn PerFn)
ShorelineFn
BorderFn
(subrelation ShorelineFn BorderFn)
SpeedFn
PerFn
(subrelation SpeedFn PerFn)
abbreviatedDisplayTitle displayTitle
(subrelation abbreviatedDisplayTitle displayTitle)
abbreviation
conventionalShortName (subrelation abbreviation conventionalShortName)
absorbedDose
measure
(subrelation absorbedDose measure)
abstractCounterpart
represents
(subrelation abstractCounterpart represents)
abstractionLevel
property
(subrelation abstractionLevel property)
accountAt
partyToAgreement
(subrelation accountAt partyToAgreement)
accountHolder
partyToAgreement
(subrelation accountHolder partyToAgreement)
acronym
abbreviation
(subrelation acronym abbreviation)
administrativeCenter geopoliticalSubdivision (subrelation administrativeCenter geopoliticalSubdivision)
afterTaxIncome
incomeEarned
(subrelation afterTaxIncome incomeEarned)
(subrelation age measure)
age
measure
agent
agentName
involvedInEvent
names
(subrelation agent involvedInEvent)
(subrelation agentName names)
instance-class
SELECT t1.sumoterm AS instance,t2.sumoterm AS class,formula FROM sumoinstances AS r INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t1 ON r.sumoinstanceid = t1.sumoid INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t2 ON r.sumoclassid = t2.sumoid ORDER BY instance LIMIT 20
instance
AAA-Rating
ABPFn
ABTest
ALManghamJrRegionalTXAirport
AMenderesIzmirAirport
APHillArmyAirFieldVAAirport
APucikwarLanguage
class
FinancialRating
UnaryFunction
ExperimentAttribute
Airport
Airport
Airport
CentralGreatAndamaneseLanguage
ASEANRegionalForum
OrganizationOfNations
ASPFn
AachenAirport
AalandIslands
AalandIslands
AalborgAirport
UnaryFunction
(instance ASPFn UnaryFunction)
Airport
(instance AachenAirport Airport)
Archipelago
(instance AalandIslands Archipelago)
DependencyOrSpecialSovereigntyArea (instance AalandIslands DependencyOrSpecialSovereigntyArea)
Airport
(instance AalborgAirport Airport)
AariyaLanguage
UnclassifiedSpokenLanguage
AbaTennaDYilmaDireDawaAirport Airport
AbadanAirport
Airport
AbaiangAirport
Airport
AbakanKhakassiaAirport
Airport
AbauAirport
Airport
AbbotsfordBCAirport
Airport
formula
(instance AAA-Rating FinancialRating)
(instance ABPFn UnaryFunction)
(instance ABTest ExperimentAttribute)
(instance ALManghamJrRegionalTXAirport Airport)
(instance AMenderesIzmirAirport Airport)
(instance APHillArmyAirFieldVAAirport Airport)
(instance APucikwarLanguage CentralGreatAndamaneseLanguage)
(instance ASEANRegionalForum OrganizationOfNations)
(instance AariyaLanguage UnclassifiedSpokenLanguage)
(instance AbaTennaDYilmaDireDawaAirport Airport)
(instance AbadanAirport Airport)
(instance AbaiangAirport Airport)
(instance AbakanKhakassiaAirport Airport)
(instance AbauAirport Airport)
(instance AbbotsfordBCAirport Airport)
disjoints
SELECT t1.sumoterm AS disjoint1,t2.sumoterm AS disjoint2,formula FROM sumodisjoints AS r INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t1 ON r.sumodisjoint1id = t1.sumoid INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t2 ON r.sumodisjoint2id = t2.sumoid ORDER BY disjoint1 LIMIT 20
disjoint1
disjoint2
formula
AboveTheLine
BelowTheLine
(disjoint AboveTheLine BelowTheLine)
AltKey
ControlKey
(disjoint AltKey ControlKey)
AltKey
ShiftKey
(disjoint AltKey ShiftKey)
AltKey
FunctionKey
(disjoint AltKey FunctionKey)
AltKeyHoldDown
ShiftKeyHoldDown
(disjoint AltKeyHoldDown ShiftKeyHoldDown)
AltKeyHoldDown
ControlKeyHoldDown (disjoint AltKeyHoldDown ControlKeyHoldDown)
AnaerobicExerciseDevice AerobicExerciseDevice (disjoint AnaerobicExerciseDevice AerobicExerciseDevice)
ApartmentBuilding
SingleFamilyResidence (disjoint ApartmentBuilding SingleFamilyResidence)
ArrowKey
EnterKey
(disjoint ArrowKey EnterKey)
Article
Book
(disjoint Article Book)
ArtilleryCannon
MilitaryTank
(disjoint ArtilleryCannon MilitaryTank)
Asphalt
FossilFuel
(disjoint Asphalt FossilFuel)
AstronomicalBody
GeographicArea
(disjoint AstronomicalBody GeographicArea)
Attaching
AudioInput
AudioInput
AudioInput
AutonomicProcess
Barn
BaseballSteal
Detaching
TouchSurfaceAction
JoystickMotion
KeyboardAction
IntentionalProcess
ResidentialBuilding
BaseballWalk
(disjoint Attaching Detaching)
(disjoint AudioInput TouchSurfaceAction)
(disjoint AudioInput JoystickMotion)
(disjoint AudioInput KeyboardAction)
(disjoint AutonomicProcess IntentionalProcess)
(disjoint Barn ResidentialBuilding)
(disjoint BaseballSteal BaseballWalk)
classes that are subclass of Vehicle
SELECT t1.sumoterm AS class FROM sumosubclasses AS r INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t1 ON r.sumoclassid = t1.sumoid INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t2 ON r.sumosuperclassid = t2.sumoid WHERE t2.sumoterm = 'Vehicle'
class
Spacecraft
WaterVehicle
LandVehicle
Aircraft
RecreationalVehicle
ArmoredVehicle
MilitaryVehicle
AgentPoweredVehicle
PassengerVehicle
CargoVehicle
UnpoweredVehicle
PoweredVehicle
class(es) that Vehicle is a subclass of
SELECT t2.sumoterm AS class FROM sumosubclasses AS r INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING (formulaid) INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t1 ON r.sumoclassid = t1.sumoid INNER JOIN sumoterms AS t2 ON r.sumosuperclassid = t2.sumoid WHERE t1.sumoterm = 'Vehicle'
class
TransportationDevice
wordnet map
types of sumo-wn relations
SELECT sumownrel,COUNT(*) AS count FROM sumomaps GROUP BY sumownrel
sumownrel count
=
4757
+
99287
@
10597
:
10
[
601
mapped sumo terms
SELECT lemma,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32),sumownrel,sumoterm FROM sumomaps INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN senses USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN words USING (wordid) INNER JOIN sumoterms USING (sumoid) WHERE lemma > 'ab' AND lemma < 'ac'
LIMIT 20
lemma
ab initio
aba
synsetid SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32) sumownrel
sumoterm
400103744 at the beginning
+
BeginFn
102668709 a loose sleeveless outer garment
+
Clothing
aba
102668615 a fabric woven from goat hair an
aba transit number 106437204 an identification number consist
abaca
114971696 a kind of hemp obtained from the
abaca
112373948 Philippine banana tree having le
abacinate
202172822 blind by holding a red-hot metal
aback
400076005 having the wind against the forw
aback
400075922 by surprise
abactinal
301670225 (of radiate animals) located on
abacus
102668977 a tablet placed horizontally on
abacus
102668826 a calculator that performs arith
abadan
108931375 a port city in southwestern Iran
abaft
400276839 at or near or toward the stern o
abalone
101945510 any of various large edible mari
abamp
113659201 a unit of current equal to 10 am
abampere
113659201 a unit of current equal to 10 am
abandon
104892593 the trait of lacking restraint o
abandon
107496363 a feeling of extreme emotional i
abandon
202232813 forsake, leave behind
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
@
+
+
@
@
+
+
=
Fabric
uniqueIdentifier
BodyPart
FloweringPlant
Injuring
PositionalAttribute
PositionalAttribute
BodyPart
Artifact
Device
City
BackFn
Mollusk
UnitOfMeasure
UnitOfMeasure
PsychologicalAttribute
EmotionalState
UnilateralGiving
formula involving WordNet "car"
SELECT lemma,synsetid,SUBSTRING(definition FROM 1 FOR 32),sumownrel,sumoterm, formula FROM sumomaps INNER JOIN sumoparsemaps USING(sumoid) INNER JOIN sumoformulas USING(formulaid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN senses USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN words
USING (wordid) INNER JOIN sumoterms USING (sumoid) WHERE lemma = 'car' AND sumownrel = '=' LIMIT 20
SUBSTRING(definition
sumownrel sumoterm
formula
FROM 1 FOR 32)
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
=
Automobile (typicalPart VehicleDoor Automobile)
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
=
Automobile (=> (instance ?ICM IgnitionControlModule) (hasPurpose ?ICM (exists (?S ?A ?CP) (and (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?S Spark) (instance ?CP ComputerProcess) (part ?ICM ?A) (eventLocated ?CP ?A) (eventLocated ?S ?A) (causes ?CP ?S)))))
wheels
lemma synsetid
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
car
102961779 a motor vehicle with four
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
car
102961779
car
102961779
car
car
car
=
Automobile (=> (and (instance ?FP FuelPump) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?FP ?A) (instance ?T Transportation) (instance ?F Fuel) (patient ?T ?F) (instrument ?F ?FP)) (hasPurpose ?FP (exists (?GT ?EC) (and (instance ?GT GasTank) (part ?GT ?A) (instance ?EC
EngineCylinder) (part ?EC ?A) (origin ?T ?GT) (destination ?T ?EC)))))
=
Automobile (subclass HoldenToranaAutomobile Automobile)
=
Automobile (=> (and (instance ?FB FanBelt) (instance ?EF EngineFan) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?FB ?A) (part ?EF ?A) (instance ?M Motion) (patient ?M ?FB)) (hasPurpose ?FB (exists (?M2) (and (instance ?M2 Rotating) (causes ?M ?M2) (patient ?M2 ?EF)))))
=
Automobile (=> (instance ?EF EngineFan) (hasPurpose ?EF (exists (?C ?E ?A) (and (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?C Cooling) (instance ?E InternalCombustionEngine) (part ?E ?A) (part ?EF ?A) (instrument ?C ?EF) (patient ?C ?E)))))
=
Automobile (typicallyContainsPart AutomobileShock Automobile)
=
Automobile (=> (instance ?A AutomobileShock) (hasPurpose ?A (exists (?C) (and (instance ?C Automobile) (part ?A ?C)))))
=
Automobile
=
=
=
=
=
Automobile (=> (and (instance ?ECS EngineCoolingSystem) (instance ?E Engine) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?ECS ?A) (part ?E ?A)) (hasPurpose ?ECS (exists (?C) (and (instance ?C Cooling) (instrument ?C ?ECS) (patient ?C ?E)))))
=
Automobile (=> (instance ?D Driveshaft) (hasPurpose ?D (exists (?R1 ?R2 ?W ?A) (and (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?W Wheel) (part ?D ?A) (part ?W ?A) (instance ?R1 Rotating) (patient ?R1 ?D) (patient ?R2 ?W) (causes ?R1 ?R2)))))
a motor vehicle with four
=
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
a motor vehicle with four
102961779
wheels
(=> (and (instance ?A1 Automobile) (instance ?A2 Automobile) (instance ?S1 AutomobileShock) (part ?S1 ?A1) (not (exists (?S2) (and (instance ?S2 AutomobileShock) (part ?S2 ?A2)))) (dampingRatio ?A1 ?R1) (dampingRatio ?A2 ?R2)) (greaterThan ?
R2 ?R1))
(=> (and (instance ?FP FuelPump) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?FP ?A) (instance ?T Transportation) (instance ?F Fuel) (patient ?T ?F) (instrument ?F ?FP) (instance ?GT GasTank) (part ?GT ?A) (instance ?EC EngineCylinder) (part ?EC ?A) (origin ?T ?
Automobile
GT) (destination ?T ?EC) (path ?T ?P)) (hasPurpose ?T (exists (?FF) (and (instance ?FF FuelFilter) (betweenOnPath ?GT ?FF ?EC ?P)))))
(=> (and (instance ?T Transportation) (instance ?W Wheel) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?W ?A) (instrument ?T ?A) (instance ?AB AntilockBrake) (instance ?D Decelerating) (instrument ?D ?AB) (part ?AB ?W)) (hasPurpose ?AB (exists (?R) (and
Automobile
(instance ?R Rotating) (during ?R ?D)))))
(=> (and (instance ?C Clutch) (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?E Engine) (instance ?G Gearbox) (instance ?GEAR Gear) (part ?GEAR ?G) (part ?G ?A) (part ?C ?A) (part ?E ?A) (instance ?M Motion) (patient ?M ?E) (attribute ?C DeviceOn)) (not
Automobile
(exists (?M2) (and (instance ?M2 Motion) (patient ?M2 ?G) (causes ?M ?M2)))))
(=> (and (instance ?C Clutch) (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?E Engine) (instance ?G Gearbox) (instance ?GEAR Gear) (part ?GEAR ?G) (part ?G ?A) (part ?C ?A) (part ?E ?A) (instance ?M Motion) (patient ?M ?E) (attribute ?C DeviceOff)) (exists (?
Automobile
M2) (and (instance ?M2 Motion) (patient ?M2 ?G) (causes ?M ?M2))))
=
=
(=> (instance ?AT AutomobileTransmission) (hasPurpose ?AT (exists (?C ?D ?A ?R1 ?N1 ?R2 ?R3 ?R4 ?N2 ?N3) (and (instance ?C Crankshaft) (instance ?D Driveshaft) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?D ?A) (part ?AT ?A) (part ?C ?A)
(connectedEngineeringComponents ?C ?AT) (connectedEngineeringComponents ?D ?AT) (instance ?R1 Rotating) (instance ?R2 Rotating) (instance ?R3 Rotating) (instance ?R4 Rotating) (patient ?R1 ?C) (patient ?R2 ?C) (patient ?R3 ?D) (patient ?R4 ?D)
(causes ?R1 ?R3) (causes ?R2 ?R4) (not (equal ?R1 ?R2)) (holdsDuring ?R1 (measure ?C (RotationFn ?N1 MinuteDuration))) (holdsDuring ?R2 (measure ?C (RotationFn ?N1 MinuteDuration))) (holdsDuring ?R3 (measure ?D (RotationFn ?N2
MinuteDuration))) (holdsDuring ?R4 (measure ?D (RotationFn ?N3 MinuteDuration))) (not (equal ?N2 ?N3))))))
(=> (instance ?ECM EngineControlModule) (hasPurpose ?ECM (exists (?A ?E ?P1 ?P2) (and (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?E Engine) (instance ?P1 Process) (instance ?P2 Process) (part ?E ?A) (part ?ECM ?A) (eventLocated ?P1 ?ECM)
Automobile
(eventLocated ?P2 ?E) (causes ?P1 ?P2)))))
(=> (instance ?GP GasPedal) (hasPurpose ?GP (exists (?P ?T ?F ?E ?A) (and (instance ?P Pushing) (instance ?T Transfer) (instance ?F Fuel) (instance ?E Engine) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?GP ?A) (part ?E ?A) (destination ?P ?GP) (destination ?T ?E)
Automobile
(patient ?T ?F) (causes ?P ?T)))))
Automobile
=
Automobile (=> (and (holdsDuring ?T (measure ?C ?S)) (engineIdleSpeed ?E ?S) (instance ?A Automobile) (part ?E ?A) (part ?C ?E)) (modalAttribute (not (exists (?P ?GP) (and (during ?P ?T) (instance ?P Pushing) (destination ?P ?GP) (part ?GP ?A)))) Likely))
=
Automobile
(=> (and (engineIdleSpeed ?E (RotationFn ?N1 ?M)) (instance ?A Automobile) (instance ?P GasPedal) (instance ?P Pushing) (destination ?P ?GP) (part ?GP ?A) (instance ?C Crankshaft) (part ?C ?A) (measure ?C (RotationFn ?N2 ?M))) (modalAttribute
(greaterThan ?N2 ?N1) Likely))
statistics
SELECT sumoattr,COUNT(*)AS count FROM sumotermattrs GROUP BY sumoattr ORDER BY sumoattr
sumoattr count
a
1
f
1
l
7
m
4
p
1
q
2
r
1
y
252
~
5
SELECT attrtag,COUNT(*) AS count FROM sumotaggedterms GROUP BY attrtag ORDER BY attrtag
attrtag count
a
1
f
1
l
5
lq
2
my
4
p
1
r
1
y
248
~
5
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofterms FROM sumoterms
countofterms
28241
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofrules FROM sumorules
countofrules
5384
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofformulas FROM sumoformulas
countofformulas
142024
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countoffunctionterms FROM sumoterms WHERE sumoterm LIKE '%Fn'
countoffunctionterms
252
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofsubclassformulas FROM sumosubclassformulas
countofsubclassformulas
6385
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofsubrelationformulas FROM sumosubrelationformulas
countofsubrelationformulas
385
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofinstanceformulas FROM sumoinstanceformulas
countofinstanceformulas
20711
SELECT COUNT(*) AS countofdisjointformulas FROM sumodisjointformulas
countofdisjointformulas
245
XWordNet
parses
get xwordnet parses for verb "want"
SELECT lemma,synsetid,definition,parse FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN xwnparselfts USING (synsetid) WHERE pos='v' and lemma='want'
lemma synsetid
definition
parse
want 200711034 wish or demand the presence of
(TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB wish) (CC or) (VB demand) (NP (NP (DT the) (NN presence) ) (PP (IN of) ) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 201191258 have need of
(TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB have) (NP (NP (NN need) ) (PP (IN of) ) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 201319724 hunt or look for; want for a particular reason (TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) (PP (IN for) (NP (DT a) (JJ particular) (NN reason) ) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 201319724 hunt or look for; want for a particular reason (TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VP (VB hunt) ) (CC or) (VP (VB look) (ADVP (RP for) ) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 201829179 feel or have a desire for; want strongly
(TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB desire) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB feel) (CC or) (VB have) (NP (NP (DT a) (NN desire) ) (PP (IN for) ) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 201829179 feel or have a desire for; want strongly
(TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB desire) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) (ADVP (RB strongly) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 202638648 be without, lack; be deficient in
(TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VP (VB be) (PP (IN without) ) ) (, ,) (VP (VB lack) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
want 202638648 be without, lack; be deficient in
(TOP (S (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB want) ) ) ) (VP (VBZ is) (S (VP (TO to) (VP (VB be) (ADJP (JJ deficient) (PP (IN in) ) ) ) ) ) ) (. .) ) )
lft
get xwordnet lft for verb "want"
SELECT lemma,synsetid,definition,lft FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN xwnparselfts USING (synsetid) WHERE pos='v' and lemma='want'
lemma synsetid
definition
lft
want 200711034 wish or demand the presence of
want:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> wish:VB(e2, x1, x3) or:CC(e1, e2, e3) demand:VB(e3, x1, x3) presence:NN(x3) of:IN(x3, x2)
want 201191258 have need of
want:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> have:VB(e1, x1, x3) need:NN(x3) of:IN(e1, x2)
want 201319724 hunt or look for; want for a particular reason want:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> hunt:VB(e2, x1, x3) or:CC(e1, e2, e3) look_for:VB(e3, x1, x4)
want 201319724 hunt or look for; want for a particular reason want:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> want:VB(e1, x1, x4) for:IN(e1, x3) particular:JJ(x3) reason:NN(x3)
want 201829179 feel or have a desire for; want strongly
desire:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> want:VB(e1, x1, x3) strongly:RB(e1)
want
201829179 feel or have a desire for; want strongly
desire:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> feel:VB(e2, x1, x3) or:CC(e1, e2, e3) have:VB(e3, x1, x3) desire:NN(x3) for:IN(e1, x2)
want
want
202638648 be without, lack; be deficient in
202638648 be without, lack; be deficient in
want:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> be:VB(e2, x1, x3) without:IN(e1, x2) or:CC(e1, e2, e3) lack:VB(e3, x1, x2)
want:VB(e1, x1, x2) -> be:VB(e1, x1, x3) deficient:JJ(x3) in:IN(e1, x2)
wsd
get xwordnet wsd for verb "want"
SELECT lemma,synsetid,definition,wsd FROM words LEFT JOIN senses USING (wordid) INNER JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) INNER JOIN xwnwsds USING (synsetid) WHERE pos='v' and lemma='want'
lemma synsetid
want
want
want
want
want
definition
wish or demand the
presence of
201191258 have need of
hunt or look for; want for
201319724
a particular reason
feel or have a desire for;
201829179
want strongly
be without, lack; be
202638648
deficient in
200711034
wsd
<wf pos="VB" lemma="wish" quality="normal" wnsn="4">wish</wf><wf pos="CC">or</wf><wf pos="VB" lemma="demand" quality="silver" wnsn="1">demand</wf><wf pos="DT">the</wf><wf pos="NN" lemma="presence" quality="normal" wnsn="1">presence</wf>
<wf pos="IN">of</wf>
<wf pos="VB" lemma="have" quality="normal" wnsn="1">have</wf><wf pos="NN" lemma="need" quality="normal" wnsn="1">need</wf><wf pos="IN">of</wf>
<wf pos="VB" lemma="hunt" quality="gold" wnsn="6">hunt</wf><wf pos="CC">or</wf><wf pos="VB" lemma="look_for" quality="gold" wnsn="1">look_for</wf><punc>;</punc><wf pos="VBP" lemma="want" quality="gold" wnsn="3">want</wf><wf
pos="IN">for</wf><wf pos="DT">a</wf><wf pos="JJ" lemma="particular" quality="gold" wnsn="2">particular</wf><wf pos="NN" lemma="reason" quality="gold" wnsn="1">reason</wf>
<wf pos="VB" lemma="feel" quality="normal" wnsn="3">feel</wf><wf pos="CC">or</wf><wf pos="VB" lemma="have" quality="normal" wnsn="3">have</wf><wf pos="DT">a</wf><wf pos="NN" lemma="desire" quality="normal" wnsn="1">desire</wf><wf
pos="IN">for</wf><punc>;</punc><wf pos="VBP" lemma="want" quality="silver" wnsn="1">want</wf><wf pos="RB" lemma="strongly" quality="normal" wnsn="1">strongly</wf>
<wf pos="VB" lemma="be" quality="normal" wnsn="1">be</wf><wf pos="IN">without</wf><punc>,</punc><wf pos="NN" lemma="lack" quality="silver" wnsn="1">lack</wf><punc>;</punc><wf pos="VB" lemma="be" quality="normal" wnsn="1">be</wf><wf
pos="JJ" lemma="deficient" quality="normal" wnsn="1">deficient</wf><wf pos="IN">in</wf>
GlossLF
gloss logical forms
glosslf
SELECT lemma,definition,lf FROM glfs LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LIMIT 20
lemma
physical entity
abstract entity
thing
unit
heterotroph
life
biont
individual
animal
flora
artefact
article
psychological
feature
location
location
location
form
group
social relation
thing
definition
an entity that has physical existence
a general concept formed by extracting common features from
specific examples
a separate and self-contained entity
an assemblage of parts that is regarded as a single entity
an organism that depends on complex organic substances for
nutrition
living things collectively
a discrete unit of living matter
a human being
a living organism characterized by voluntary movement
(botany) a living organism lacking the power of locomotion
a man-made object taken as a whole
one of a class of artifacts
lf
physical_entity#n#1'(e0,x0) -> entity#n#1'( e0 , x0 ) + have'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + physical'( e3 , x1 ) + being#n#1'( e2 , x1 )
abstraction#n#6'(e0,x0) -> general'( e2 , x0 ) + concept#n#1'( e0 , x0 ) + form'( e1 , x2 , x0 ) + by'( e3 , e1 , e4 ) + educe#v#1'( e4 , x3 , x5 ) + common'( e7 , x5 ) + feature'( e6 , x5 ) + dset( s2 , x5 , e6+e7 ) + from'( e5 , e4 , x6 ) + specific'( e9 ,
x6 ) + case#n#1'( e8 , x6 ) + dset( s3 , x6 , e8+e9 )
thing#n#12'(e0,x0) -> separate'( e3 , x0 ) + self-contained'( e2 , x0 ) + entity#n#1'( e0 , x0 )
whole#n#2'(e0,x0) -> collection#n#1'( e0 , x0 ) + of'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + part#n#3|part#n#9|part#n#2'( e2 , x1 ) + dset( s3 , x1 , e2 ) + be'( e3 , x1 , e5 ) + think_of#v#3'( e5 , x4 , x3 ) + single'( e6 , x3 ) + entity#n#1'( e4 , x3 )
a feature of the mental life of a living organism
psychological_feature#n#1'(e0,x0) -> feature'( e0 , x0 ) + of'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + mental'( e4 , x1 ) + life'( e2 , x1 ) + of'( e3 , x1 , x2 ) + living'( e7 , x3 )+nn'( e6 , x3 , x2 ) + organism'( e5 , x2 )
a point or extent in space
a point or extent in space
a point or extent in space
the spatial arrangement of something as distinct from its substance
any number of entities (members) considered as a unit
a relation between living organisms (especially between people)
an action
location#n#1'(e0,x0) -> point#n#2/extent#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) + in'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + space'( e2 , x1 )
point#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) -> point#n#2/extent#n#2'(e,x0 )
extent#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) -> point#n#2/extent#n#2'(e,x0 )
shape#n#2'(e0,x0) -> spacing#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) + of'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + something#n#1'( e2 , x1 ) + as'( e3 , e5 ) + distinct'( e5 , x1 ) + from'( e4 , x1 , x2 ) + poss( s4 , x2 ) + substance'( e6 , x2 )
group#n#1'(e0,x0) -> number'( e9 , x0 )+nn'( e6 , x0 , x1 ) + of'( e4 , x1 , x5 ) + entity#n#1'( e8 , x5 ) + dset( s6 , x5 , e8 ) + member'( e0 , x0 ) + dset( s4 , x0 , e0 ) + consider'( e1 , x3 , x0 ) + as'( e3 , e1 , x4 ) + unit'( e5 , x4 )
social_relation#n#1'(e0,x0) -> relation#n#1'( e0 , x0 ) + between'( e2 , x0 , x1 ) + live'( e6 , x1 ) + organism'( e3 , x1 ) + dset( s3 , x1 , e3+e6 ) + especially'( e4 , e1 ) + between'( e1 , x0 , x2 ) + person'( e5 , x2 ) + dset( s4 , x2 , e5 )
thing#n#2'(e0,x0) -> action'( e0 , x0 )
heterotroph#n#1'(e0,x0) -> organism#n#1'( e0 , x0 ) + depend_on#v#2'( e1 , x0 , x2 ) + complex#a#1'( e5 , x2 ) + organic'( e4 , x2 ) + substance'( e2 , x2 ) + dset( s3 , x2 , e2+e5+e4 ) + for'( e3 , x2 , x3 ) + nutriment#n#1'( e6 , x3 )
life#n#10'(e0,s0) -> living_thing#n#1'( e0 , x0 ) + dset( s1 , x0 , e0 )
biont#n#1'(e0,x0) -> discrete#a#1'( e2 , x0 ) + unit'( e0 , x0 ) + of'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + live'( e4 , x1 ) + matter'( e3 , x1 )
person#n#1'(e0,x0) -> homo#n#2'( e0 , x0 )
animal#n#1'(e0,x0) -> living'( e6 , x4 )+nn'( e4 , x4 , x0 ) + organism'( e2 , x0 ) + characterize'( e0 , x2 , x0 ) + by'( e1 , e0 , x3 ) + voluntary#a#2'( e5 , x3 ) + movement'( e3 , x3 )
plant#n#2'(e0,x0) -> living'( e5 , x3 )+nn'( e3 , x3 , x0 ) + organism'( e0 , x0 ) + lack'( e1 , x0 , x2 ) + power'( e2 , x2 ) + of'( e4 , x2 , x4 ) + locomotion#n#1'( e6 , x4 )
artifact#n#1'(e0,x0) -> man-made#a#1'( e2 , x0 ) + object'( e0 , x0 ) + interpreted#a#1'( e1 , x0 ) + as'( e3 , x0 , x1 ) + whole'( e4 , x1 )
article#n#2'(e0,x0) -> cardinality( x0 ,one) + of'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + class'( e2 , x1 ) + of'( e3 , x1 , x2 ) + artifact#n#1'( e4 , x2 ) + dset( s4 , x2 , e4 )
glosslf
SELECT lemma,definition,lf FROM glfs LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE lemma = 'location'
lemma
definition
lf
location a point or extent in space extent#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) -> point#n#2/extent#n#2'(e,x0 )
location a point or extent in space location#n#1'(e0,x0) -> point#n#2/extent#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) + in'( e1 , x0 , x1 ) + space'( e2 , x1 )
location a point or extent in space point#n#2'( e0 , x0 ) -> point#n#2/extent#n#2'(e,x0 )
ILFwn
logical forms
ilfwn
SELECT lemma,definition,`text`,lf,prettylf FROM ilfs LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) LIMIT 20
lemma
entity
physical
entity
abstract
entity
thing
object
unit
congener
animate
thing
definition
text
lf
prettylf
That which is [rel(1,4,2,'nsubjpass',G1_4,G1_2), rel(1,6,2,'nsubjpass',G1_6,G1_2), rel(1,8,2,'nsubjpass',G1_8,G1_2), rel(1,4,3,'auxpass',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,1,4,'dep',G1_1,G1_4), rel(1,1,6,'dep',G1_1,G1_6), that(x1) dep(x1,x4) dep(x1,x6) dep(x1,x8) which(x2) be(x3)
perceived or
rel(1,4,6,'conj_or',G1_4,G1_6), rel(1,1,8,'dep',G1_1,G1_8), rel(1,4,8,'conj_or',G1_4,G1_8), rel(1,10,9,'aux',G1_10,G1_9), rel(1,8,10,'xcomp',G1_8,G1_10), rel(1,14,11,'poss',G1_14,G1_11), perceive(x4) nsubjpass(x4,x2) auxpass(x4,x3) conj_or(x4,x6)
that which is perceived or known or
known or
rel(1,14,12,'amod',G1_14,G1_12), rel(1,14,13,'amod',G1_14,G1_13), rel(1,10,14,'dobj',G1_10,G1_14), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'which','wdt','wdt'), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'its','prp$','prp$'),
conj_or(x4,x8) know(x6) nsubjpass(x6,x2) infer(x8)
inferred to have its own distinct
inferred to have e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'be','v','vbz'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'know','v','vbn'), e(1,9,G1_9), w(1,9,'to','to','to'), e(1,13,G1_13), w(1,13,'distinct','a','jj'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'infer','v','vbn'), e(1,14,G1_14), nsubjpass(x8,x2) xcomp(x8,x10) to(x9) have(x10) aux(x10,x9)
existence (living or nonliving)
its own distinct w(1,14,'existence','n','nn'), e(1,10,G1_10), w(1,10,'have','v','vb'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'that','in','in'), e(1,12,G1_12), w(1,12,'own','a','jj'), syn(1,12,301768724), e(1,4,G1_4),
dobj(x10,x14) its(x11) own(x12) distinct(x13) existence(x14)
existence.
w(1,4,'perceive','v','vbn')]
poss(x14,x11) amod(x14,x12) amod(x14,x13)
An entity that [rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,4,3,'nsubj',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,4,3,'rel',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,2,4,'dep',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,6,5,'amod',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,4,6,'dobj',G1_4,G1_6), e(1,2,G1_2),
a(x1) entity(x2) det(x2,x1) dep(x2,x4) that(x3) have(x4) nsubj(x4,x3)
an entity that has physical existence has physical
w(1,2,'entity','n','nn'), syn(1,2,100001740), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'that','wdt','wdt'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'existence','n','nn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'physical','a','jj'),
rel(x4,x3) dobj(x4,x6) physical(x5) existence(x6) amod(x6,x5)
existence.
e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'have','v','vbz')]
A general
concept formed
by extracting
common
features from
specific
examples.
A separate and
a separate and self-contained entity self-contained
entity.
a tangible and visible entity; an
A tangible and
entity that can cast a shadow
visible entity.
An assemblage
an assemblage of parts that is
of parts that is
regarded as a single entity
regarded as a
single entity.
A whole of the
a whole (a thing or person) of the
same kind or
same kind or category as another
category as
another.
a general concept formed by
extracting common features from
specific examples
a living (or once living) entity
[rel(1,3,1,'det',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'amod',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,4,3,'nsubj',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,4,6,'prepc_by',G1_4,G1_6), rel(1,8,7,'amod',G1_8,G1_7), rel(1,6,8,'dobj',G1_6,G1_8),
rel(1,11,10,'amod',G1_11,G1_10), rel(1,6,11,'prep_from',G1_6,G1_11), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'general','a','jj'), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'example','n','nns'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'concept','n','nn'),
syn(1,3,105835747), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'extract','v','vbg'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'feature','n','nns'), e(1,10,G1_10), w(1,10,'specific','a','jj'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,7,G1_7),
w(1,7,'common','a','jj'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'form','v','vbn')]
a(x1) general(x2) concept(x3) det(x3,x1) amod(x3,x2) form(x4)
nsubj(x4,x3) prepc_by(x4,x6) extract(x6) dobj(x6,x8)
prep_from(x6,x11) common(x7) feature(x8) amod(x8,x7)
specific(x10) example(x11) amod(x11,x10)
[rel(1,5,1,'det',G1_5,G1_1), rel(1,5,2,'amod',G1_5,G1_2), rel(1,2,4,'conj_and',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,5,4,'amod',G1_5,G1_4), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'separate','a','jj'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'),
e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'entity','n','nn'), syn(1,5,100001740), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'self-contained','a','jj')]
a(x1) separate(x2) conj_and(x2,x4) contained(x4) entity(x5)
det(x5,x1) amod(x5,x2) amod(x5,x4)
[rel(1,5,1,'det',G1_5,G1_1), rel(1,5,2,'amod',G1_5,G1_2), rel(1,2,4,'conj_and',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,5,4,'amod',G1_5,G1_4), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'tangible','a','jj'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'),
e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'entity','n','nn'), syn(1,5,100001740), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'visible','a','jj')]
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,2,4,'prep_of',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,7,4,'nsubjpass',G1_7,G1_4), rel(1,7,5,'rel',G1_7,G1_5), rel(1,7,6,'auxpass',G1_7,G1_6), rel(1,4,7,'rcmod',G1_4,G1_7),
rel(1,11,9,'det',G1_11,G1_9), rel(1,11,10,'amod',G1_11,G1_10), rel(1,7,11,'prep_as',G1_7,G1_11), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'assemblage','n','nn'), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'entity','n','nn'),
syn(1,11,100001740), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'be','v','vbz'), e(1,9,G1_9), w(1,9,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,10,G1_10), w(1,10,'single','a','jj'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5),
w(1,5,'that','wdt','wdt'), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'regard','v','vbn'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'part','n','nns')]
a(x1) tangible(x2) conj_and(x2,x4) visible(x4) entity(x5) det(x5,x1)
amod(x5,x2) amod(x5,x4)
a(x1) assemblage(x2) det(x2,x1) prep_of(x2,x4) part(x4)
rcmod(x4,x7) that(x5) be(x6) regard(x7) nsubjpass(x7,x4) rel(x7,x5)
auxpass(x7,x6) prep_as(x7,x11) a(x9) single(x10) entity(x11)
det(x11,x9) amod(x11,x10)
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,6,4,'det',G1_6,G1_4), rel(1,6,5,'amod',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,2,6,'prep_of',G1_2,G1_6), rel(1,2,8,'prep_of',G1_2,G1_8), rel(1,6,8,'conj_or',G1_6,G1_8),
rel(1,2,10,'prep_as',G1_2,G1_10), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'whole','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'kind','n','nn'), syn(1,6,105839024), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'category','n','nn'), e(1,10,G1_10),
w(1,10,'another','dt','dt'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'same','a','jj'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'the','dt','dt')]
a(x1) whole(x2) det(x2,x1) prep_of(x2,x6) prep_of(x2,x8)
prep_as(x2,x10) the(x4) same(x5) kind(x6) det(x6,x4) amod(x6,x5)
conj_or(x6,x8) category(x8) another(x10)
A living entity. [rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,2,3,'dep',G1_2,G1_3), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'living','n','nn'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'entity','n','nn'), syn(1,3,100001740), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt')]
A living thing [rel(1,3,1,'det',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'nn',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,5,3,'nsubj',G1_5,G1_3), rel(1,5,4,'rel',G1_5,G1_4), rel(1,3,5,'rcmod',G1_3,G1_5), rel(1,7,6,'det',G1_7,G1_6),
a living thing that has (or can
that has the
rel(1,5,7,'dobj',G1_5,G1_7), rel(1,9,8,'aux',G1_9,G1_8), rel(1,7,9,'infmod',G1_7,G1_9), rel(1,7,11,'infmod',G1_7,G1_11), rel(1,9,11,'conj_or',G1_9,G1_11),
being
develop) the ability to act or function ability to act or rel(1,11,12,'advmod',G1_11,G1_12), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'living','n','nn'), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'function','n','nn'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'thing','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'the','dt','dt'),
independently
function
e(1,9,G1_9), w(1,9,'act','v','vb'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'to','to','to'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,12,G1_12), w(1,12,'independently','r','rb'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'have','v','vbz'), e(1,7,G1_7),
independently. w(1,7,'ability','n','nn'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'that','wdt','wdt')]
Organisms that [rel(1,3,1,'nsubj',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'rel',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,1,3,'rcmod',G1_1,G1_3), rel(1,4,6,'conj_or',G1_4,G1_6), rel(1,8,7,'det',G1_8,G1_7), rel(1,3,8,'prep_at',G1_3,G1_8),
organisms (plants and animals) that live at or near rel(1,11,10,'det',G1_11,G1_10), rel(1,8,11,'prep_of',G1_8,G1_11), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'that','wdt','wdt'), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'sea','n','nn'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'live','v','vbp'), e(1,6,G1_6),
benthos
live at or near the bottom of a sea
the bottom of a w(1,6,'near','in','in'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'bottom','n','nn'), e(1,10,G1_10), w(1,10,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'organism','n','nns'), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'the','dt','dt'), e(1,4,G1_4),
sea.
w(1,4,'at','in','in')]
A plant or
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,8,2,'nsubj',G1_8,G1_2), rel(1,2,4,'conj_or',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,8,5,'rel',G1_8,G1_5), rel(1,8,6,'cop',G1_8,G1_6), rel(1,8,7,'advmod',G1_8,G1_7),
a plant or animal that is atypically
animal that is
dwarf
rel(1,2,8,'rcmod',G1_2,G1_8), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'plant','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'be','v','vbz'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'small','a','jj'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5),
small
atypically
w(1,5,'that','wdt','wdt'), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'atypically','r','rb'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'animal','n','nn'), syn(1,4,100015388)]
small.
An organism
that depends on [rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,4,3,'nsubj',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,4,3,'rel',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,2,4,'dep',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,8,6,'amod',G1_8,G1_6), rel(1,8,7,'amod',G1_8,G1_7),
an organism that depends on
complex
rel(1,4,8,'prep_on',G1_4,G1_8), rel(1,8,10,'prep_for',G1_8,G1_10), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'organism','n','nn'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'that','wdt','wdt'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'complex','a','jj'),
heterotroph complex organic substances for
organic
syn(1,6,302176178), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'substance','n','nns'), e(1,10,G1_10), w(1,10,'nutrition','n','nn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'organic','a','jj'), e(1,4,G1_4),
nutrition
substances for w(1,4,'depend','v','vbz')]
nutrition.
An organism
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,8,4,'dobj',G1_8,G1_4), rel(1,6,5,'amod',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,8,6,'nsubjpass',G1_8,G1_6), rel(1,8,7,'auxpass',G1_8,G1_7), rel(1,2,8,'prepc_from',G1_2,G1_8),
an organism (plant or animal) from from which
parent
e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'organism','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'one','n','nns'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'obtain','v','vbn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'younger','a','jjr'),
which younger ones are obtained
younger ones
syn(1,5,302101382), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'be','v','vbp'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'which','wdt','wdt')]
are obtained.
Living things
life
living things collectively
[rel(1,1,2,'dobj',G1_1,G1_2), rel(1,1,3,'advmod',G1_1,G1_3), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'thing','n','nns'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'collectively','r','rb'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'live','v','vbg')]
collectively.
A discrete unit [rel(1,3,1,'det',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'amod',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,6,5,'amod',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,3,6,'prep_of',G1_3,G1_6), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'discrete','a','jj'), syn(1,2,302110778), e(1,3,G1_3),
biont
a discrete unit of living matter
of living matter. w(1,3,'unit','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'matter','n','nn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'live','v','vbg')]
(biology) the basic structural and
The basic
functional unit of all organisms; they
structural and [rel(1,6,1,'det',G1_6,G1_1), rel(1,6,2,'amod',G1_6,G1_2), rel(1,6,3,'amod',G1_6,G1_3), rel(1,3,5,'conj_and',G1_3,G1_5), rel(1,6,5,'amod',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,9,8,'det',G1_9,G1_8),
may exist as independent units of
cell
functional unit rel(1,6,9,'prep_of',G1_6,G1_9), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'basic','a','jj'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'structural','a','jj'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'unit','n','nn'), e(1,9,G1_9), w(1,9,'organism','n','nns'), e(1,8,G1_8),
life (as in monads) or may form
of all
w(1,8,'all','dt','dt'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'the','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'functional','a','jj')]
colonies or tissues as in higher plants
organisms.
and animals
Any entity that
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,4,3,'nsubj',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,4,3,'rel',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,9,3,'nsubj',G1_9,G1_3), rel(1,2,4,'dep',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,6,5,'det',G1_6,G1_5),
produces an
rel(1,4,6,'dobj',G1_4,G1_6), rel(1,9,8,'cop',G1_9,G1_8), rel(1,2,9,'dep',G1_2,G1_9), rel(1,4,9,'conj_or',G1_4,G1_9), rel(1,9,11,'prep_for',G1_9,G1_11), rel(1,9,13,'prep_for',G1_9,G1_13),
causal
any entity that produces an effect or effect or is
rel(1,11,13,'conj_or',G1_11,G1_13), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'entity','n','nn'), syn(1,2,100001740), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'event','n','nns'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'that','wdt','wdt'), e(1,6,G1_6),
a(x1) living(x2) det(x2,x1) dep(x2,x3) entity(x3)
a(x1) living(x2) thing(x3) det(x3,x1) nn(x3,x2) rcmod(x3,x5) that(x4)
have(x5) nsubj(x5,x3) rel(x5,x4) dobj(x5,x7) the(x6) ability(x7)
det(x7,x6) infmod(x7,x9) infmod(x7,x11) to(x8) act(x9) aux(x9,x8)
conj_or(x9,x11) function(x11) advmod(x11,x12) independently(x12)
organism(x1) rcmod(x1,x3) that(x2) live(x3) nsubj(x3,x1) rel(x3,x2)
prep_at(x3,x8) at(x4) conj_or(x4,x6) near(x6) the(x7) bottom(x8)
det(x8,x7) prep_of(x8,x11) a(x10) sea(x11) det(x11,x10)
a(x1) plant(x2) det(x2,x1) conj_or(x2,x4) rcmod(x2,x8) animal(x4)
that(x5) be(x6) atypically(x7) small(x8) nsubj(x8,x2) rel(x8,x5)
cop(x8,x6) advmod(x8,x7)
a(x1) organism(x2) det(x2,x1) dep(x2,x4) that(x3) depend(x4)
nsubj(x4,x3) rel(x4,x3) prep_on(x4,x8) complex(x6) organic(x7)
substance(x8) amod(x8,x6) amod(x8,x7) prep_for(x8,x10)
nutrition(x10)
a(x1) organism(x2) det(x2,x1) prepc_from(x2,x8) which(x4)
younger(x5) one(x6) amod(x6,x5) be(x7) obtain(x8) dobj(x8,x4)
nsubjpass(x8,x6) auxpass(x8,x7)
live(x1) dobj(x1,x2) advmod(x1,x3) thing(x2) collectively(x3)
a(x1) discrete(x2) unit(x3) det(x3,x1) amod(x3,x2) prep_of(x3,x6)
live(x5) matter(x6) amod(x6,x5)
the(x1) basic(x2) structural(x3) conj_and(x3,x5) functional(x5)
unit(x6) det(x6,x1) amod(x6,x2) amod(x6,x3) amod(x6,x5)
prep_of(x6,x9) all(x8) organism(x9) det(x9,x8)
any(x1) entity(x2) det(x2,x1) dep(x2,x4) dep(x2,x9) that(x3)
produce(x4) nsubj(x4,x3) rel(x4,x3) dobj(x4,x6) conj_or(x4,x9)
a(x5) effect(x6) det(x6,x5) be(x8) responsible(x9) nsubj(x9,x3)
agency
is responsible for events or results
individual a human being
animal
a living organism characterized by
voluntary movement
flora
(botany) a living organism lacking
the power of locomotion
responsible for
events or
results.
A human
being.
A living
organism
characterized
by voluntary
movement.
A living
organism
lacking the
power of
locomotion.
w(1,6,'effect','n','nn'), e(1,9,G1_9), w(1,9,'responsible','a','jj'), e(1,13,G1_13), w(1,13,'result','n','nns'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'be','v','vbz'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'any','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5),
w(1,5,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'produce','v','vbz')]
cop(x9,x8) prep_for(x9,x11) prep_for(x9,x13) event(x11)
conj_or(x11,x13) result(x13)
[rel(1,3,1,'det',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'amod',G1_3,G1_2), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'human','a','jj'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'being','n','nn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt')]
a(x1) human(x2) being(x3) det(x3,x1) amod(x3,x2)
a(x1) living(x2) organism(x3) det(x3,x1) nn(x3,x2) characterize(x4)
[rel(1,3,1,'det',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'nn',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,4,3,'nsubj',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,7,6,'amod',G1_7,G1_6), rel(1,4,7,'prep_by',G1_4,G1_7), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'living','n','nn'),
nsubj(x4,x3) prep_by(x4,x7) voluntary(x6) movement(x7)
e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'organism','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'voluntary','a','jj'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'movement','n','nn'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'characterize','v','vbn')]
amod(x7,x6)
[rel(1,3,1,'det',G1_3,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'nn',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,3,4,'partmod',G1_3,G1_4), rel(1,6,5,'det',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,4,6,'dobj',G1_4,G1_6), rel(1,6,8,'prep_of',G1_6,G1_8), e(1,2,G1_2), a(x1) living(x2) organism(x3) det(x3,x1) nn(x3,x2) partmod(x3,x4)
w(1,2,'living','n','nn'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'organism','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'power','n','nn'), e(1,8,G1_8), w(1,8,'locomotion','n','nn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5),
lack(x4) dobj(x4,x6) the(x5) power(x6) det(x6,x5) prep_of(x6,x8)
w(1,5,'the','dt','dt'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'lack','v','vbg'), syn(1,4,202632353)]
locomotion(x8)
ilfwn for "location"
SELECT lemma,definition,`text`,lf,prettylf FROM ilfs LEFT JOIN synsets USING (synsetid) LEFT JOIN words USING (wordid) WHERE lemma = 'location'
lemma
definition
a point or
extent in space
a workplace
away from a
studio at which
location
some or all of a
movie may be
made
location
text
A point or
extent in space.
A workplace
away from a
studio at which
some or all of a
movie may be
made.
lf
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,2,4,'conj_or',G1_2,G1_4), rel(1,2,6,'prep_in',G1_2,G1_6), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'point','n','nn'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'space','n','nn'), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,4,G1_4),
w(1,4,'extent','n','nn')]
prettylf
a(x1) point(x2) det(x2,x1) conj_or(x2,x4) prep_in(x2,x6) extent(x4)
space(x6)
a(x1) workplace(x2) det(x2,x1) away(x3) dep(x3,x2) from(x4)
[rel(1,2,1,'det',G1_2,G1_1), rel(1,3,2,'dep',G1_3,G1_2), rel(1,4,3,'dep',G1_4,G1_3), rel(1,6,5,'det',G1_6,G1_5), rel(1,4,6,'pobj',G1_4,G1_6), rel(1,7,6,'dep',G1_7,G1_6), rel(1,17,7,'rel',G1_17,G1_7),
dep(x4,x3) pobj(x4,x6) a(x5) studio(x6) det(x6,x5) rcmod(x6,x17)
rel(1,17,9,'nsubjpass',G1_17,G1_9), rel(1,9,11,'conj_or',G1_9,G1_11), rel(1,17,11,'nsubjpass',G1_17,G1_11), rel(1,14,13,'det',G1_14,G1_13), rel(1,11,14,'prep_of',G1_11,G1_14), rel(1,17,15,'aux',G1_17,G1_15),
at(x7) dep(x7,x6) some(x9) conj_or(x9,x11) all(x11) prep_of(x11,x14)
rel(1,17,16,'auxpass',G1_17,G1_16), rel(1,6,17,'rcmod',G1_6,G1_17), e(1,2,G1_2), w(1,2,'workplace','n','nn'), syn(1,2,104602044), e(1,16,G1_16), w(1,16,'be','v','vb'), e(1,11,G1_11), w(1,11,'all','dt','dt'),
a(x13) movie(x14) det(x14,x13) may(x15) be(x16) make(x17)
e(1,15,G1_15), w(1,15,'may','md','md'), e(1,3,G1_3), w(1,3,'away','r','rb'), e(1,6,G1_6), w(1,6,'studio','n','nn'), e(1,9,G1_9), w(1,9,'some','dt','dt'), e(1,17,G1_17), w(1,17,'make','v','vbn'), e(1,13,G1_13),
rel(x17,x7) nsubjpass(x17,x9) nsubjpass(x17,x11) aux(x17,x15)
w(1,13,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,14,G1_14), w(1,14,'movie','n','nn'), syn(1,14,106613686), e(1,1,G1_1), w(1,1,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,5,G1_5), w(1,5,'a','dt','dt'), e(1,7,G1_7), w(1,7,'at','in','in'), e(1,4,G1_4), w(1,4,'from','in','in')]
auxpass(x17,x16)