touch-20
touch-20-1
touch-20-1
Verb Features:
WordNet:
chafe%2:30:00
Groupings:
chafe.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Cause Living Entity Physical Damage
Living Entity Physical Damage
All Classes :
hurt-40.8.3-1
marvel-31.3
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
grope%2:35:01
grope%2:35:02
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Experiment Activity
All Classes :
rummage-35.5-1
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
knead%2:35:00
knead%2:35:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Bake Activity
All Classes :
knead-26.5
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
osculate%2:35:00
Groupings:
osculate.03
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
squeeze%2:35:05
squeeze%2:35:00
squeeze%2:35:02
squeeze%2:35:04
Groupings:
squeeze.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Force Activity
All Classes :
funnel-9.3-1-1
knead-26.5
push-12-1-1
touch-20
wipe_manner-10.4.1-1
Verb Features:
WordNet:
tug%2:35:00
tug%2:35:02
tug%2:35:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
carry-11.4
push-12-1
split-23.2
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
tweak%2:35:01
Groupings:
tweak.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Touch Activity
Modify Activity
All Classes :
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
twinge%2:35:00
Groupings:
twinge.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
tingle-40.8.2
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
wring%2:35:00
Groupings:
wring.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
crane-40.3.2
funnel-9.3-1
touch-20
wipe_manner-10.4.1
Verb Features:
WordNet:
chafe%2:30:00
Groupings:
chafe.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Cause Living Entity Physical Damage
Living Entity Physical Damage
All Classes :
hurt-40.8.3-1
marvel-31.3
touch-20
WordNet:
chafe%2:30:00
Groupings:
chafe.01
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Cause Living Entity Physical Damage
Living Entity Physical Damage
All Classes :
hurt-40.8.3-1
marvel-31.3
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
grope%2:35:01
grope%2:35:02
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Experiment Activity
All Classes :
rummage-35.5-1
touch-20
WordNet:
grope%2:35:01
grope%2:35:02
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Experiment Activity
All Classes :
rummage-35.5-1
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
knead%2:35:00
knead%2:35:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Bake Activity
All Classes :
knead-26.5
touch-20
WordNet:
knead%2:35:00
knead%2:35:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
Bake Activity
All Classes :
knead-26.5
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
osculate%2:35:00
Groupings:
osculate.03
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
touch-20
WordNet:
osculate%2:35:00
Groupings:
osculate.03
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
squeeze%2:35:05
squeeze%2:35:00
squeeze%2:35:02
squeeze%2:35:04
Groupings:
squeeze.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Force Activity
All Classes :
funnel-9.3-1-1
knead-26.5
push-12-1-1
touch-20
wipe_manner-10.4.1-1
WordNet:
squeeze%2:35:05
squeeze%2:35:00
squeeze%2:35:02
squeeze%2:35:04
Groupings:
squeeze.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Force Activity
All Classes :
funnel-9.3-1-1
knead-26.5
push-12-1-1
touch-20
wipe_manner-10.4.1-1
Verb Features:
WordNet:
tug%2:35:00
tug%2:35:02
tug%2:35:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
carry-11.4
push-12-1
split-23.2
touch-20
WordNet:
tug%2:35:00
tug%2:35:02
tug%2:35:01
Groupings:
None
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
carry-11.4
push-12-1
split-23.2
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
tweak%2:35:01
Groupings:
tweak.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Touch Activity
Modify Activity
All Classes :
touch-20
WordNet:
tweak%2:35:01
Groupings:
tweak.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
Touch Activity
Modify Activity
All Classes :
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
twinge%2:35:00
Groupings:
twinge.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
tingle-40.8.2
touch-20
WordNet:
twinge%2:35:00
Groupings:
twinge.02
FrameNet:
None
BSO:
None
All Classes :
tingle-40.8.2
touch-20
Verb Features:
WordNet:
wring%2:35:00
Groupings:
wring.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
crane-40.3.2
funnel-9.3-1
touch-20
wipe_manner-10.4.1
WordNet:
wring%2:35:00
Groupings:
wring.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
All Classes :
crane-40.3.2
funnel-9.3-1
touch-20
wipe_manner-10.4.1
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Agent
[
+int_control
]
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Experiencer
[
+animate
]
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Theme
[
+body_part
]
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Instrument
[
+solid
]
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
EXAMPLE:
Carrie touched the cat.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
FORCE DYNAMICS:
Volitional Force FD representationEXAMPLE:
Carrie touched the cat with the stick.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Selectional Restrictions:
None
None
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
FORCE DYNAMICS:
Instrument Force FD representationEXAMPLE:
Carrie touched his shoulder.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
FORCE DYNAMICS:
Volitional Force FD representationEXAMPLE:
Carrie touched his shoulder with the stick.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Selectional Restrictions:
None
None
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
FORCE DYNAMICS:
Instrument Force FD representation
Verb Features:
WordNet:
?graze%2:35:02
graze%2:35:00
Groupings:
graze.02
FrameNet:
Experience_bodily_harm
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
grip%2:35:00
grip%2:35:03
grip%2:37:00
Groupings:
grip.01
grip.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
kiss%2:35:00
kiss%2:35:01
Groupings:
kiss.01
kiss.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
massage%2:35:00
massage%2:29:00
Groupings:
massage.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
rub%2:35:00
rub%2:35:01
rub%2:39:00
Groupings:
rub.01
rub.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
?sting%2:35:01
?sting%2:39:00
Groupings:
sting.01
sting.02
FrameNet:
Cause_harm
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
tickle%2:39:00
tickle%2:35:00
Groupings:
tickle.01
FrameNet:
Perception_body
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
?graze%2:35:02
graze%2:35:00
Groupings:
graze.02
FrameNet:
Experience_bodily_harm
BSO:
None
WordNet:
?graze%2:35:02
graze%2:35:00
Groupings:
graze.02
FrameNet:
Experience_bodily_harm
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
grip%2:35:00
grip%2:35:03
grip%2:37:00
Groupings:
grip.01
grip.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
WordNet:
grip%2:35:00
grip%2:35:03
grip%2:37:00
Groupings:
grip.01
grip.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
kiss%2:35:00
kiss%2:35:01
Groupings:
kiss.01
kiss.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
WordNet:
kiss%2:35:00
kiss%2:35:01
Groupings:
kiss.01
kiss.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
massage%2:35:00
massage%2:29:00
Groupings:
massage.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
WordNet:
massage%2:35:00
massage%2:29:00
Groupings:
massage.01
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
rub%2:35:00
rub%2:35:01
rub%2:39:00
Groupings:
rub.01
rub.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
WordNet:
rub%2:35:00
rub%2:35:01
rub%2:39:00
Groupings:
rub.01
rub.02
FrameNet:
Manipulation
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
?sting%2:35:01
?sting%2:39:00
Groupings:
sting.01
sting.02
FrameNet:
Cause_harm
BSO:
None
WordNet:
?sting%2:35:01
?sting%2:39:00
Groupings:
sting.01
sting.02
FrameNet:
Cause_harm
BSO:
None
Verb Features:
WordNet:
tickle%2:39:00
tickle%2:35:00
Groupings:
tickle.01
FrameNet:
Perception_body
BSO:
None
WordNet:
tickle%2:39:00
tickle%2:35:00
Groupings:
tickle.01
FrameNet:
Perception_body
BSO:
None
EXAMPLE:
Carrie touched him on the shoulder with the stick.
SYNTAX:
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Selectional Restrictions:
None
None
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Selectional Restrictions:
None
None
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
SEMANTICS:
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
A participant engages in an action.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Patient, Predicate OR Result OR Theme
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
An Agent uses a Theme or Instrument
Arguments:
during(E), Agent, Instrument OR Theme, (Predicate)
Definition:
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Actor in an event who initiates and carries out the event intentionally or consciously, and who exists independently of the event.
Example:
THEY decided to go.
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Two participants come into physical contact.
Arguments:
during(E) OR end(E), Participant, Participant
Definition:
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Undergoer in an event that is manipulated by an agent, and with which an intentional act is performed; it exists independently of the event. For all roles containing symmetrical participants, we assume that the ordering is non-arbitrary and may be pragmatically determined and/or related to figure-ground considerations; however, the usefulness of this distinction may be application-specific.
Example:
Jennifer baked the potatoes IN THE OVEN.
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
An Affector (Agent, Cause, Stimulus, or Precondition) causes an event.
Arguments:
Affector, E
Definition:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Definition:
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Undergoer that is central to an event or state that does not have control over the way the event occurs, is not structurally changed by the event, and/or is characterized as being in a certain position or condition throughout the state.
Example:
THE BALL rolled down the hill.
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
FORCE DYNAMICS:
None