Frameset - lock-v

Predicate: lock

lock: Frames file for 'lock' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. Verbnet class tape-22.4, other framed members include clamp, link, tie.

Roleset id: lock.01 , attach, vncls: 22.4, framnet:

Roles:

        Arg0: agent, entity doing the locking (vnrole: 22.4-agent)
        Arg1: patient, thing(s) being locked (vnrole: 22.4-patient1)
        Arg2: instrument, string, lock (vnrole: 22.4-patient2)

Example: passive

        ``Then they said, `By the way, two of the doors are locked.'''

        Arg1: two of the doors
        Rel: locked

Example: two things connected

        He said the move toward standard operating systems means customers-1
        aren't locked *trace*-1 into buying from their traditional computer
        supplier and can force prices down.

        Argm-neg: n't
        Rel: locked
        Arg1: *trace*
        Arg1: into buying from their traditional computer supplier

Example: with instrument

        John locked his expensive bike with 50 yards of dental floss.

        Arg0: John
        Rel: locked
        Arg1: his expensive bike
        Arg2: with 50 yards of dental floss

Predicate: lock_in

Roleset id: lock.02 , establish surely, vncls: , framnet:

Roles:

        Arg0: agent, fixer
        Arg1: thing made
        Arg2: benefactive

Example: transitive

        Most other supercomputer manufacturers have yet to adopt the Posix
        standard, Mr. Paluck said, adding that they prefer to maintain
        proprietary systems that *trace* lock in customers.

        Arg0: *trace*
        Argm-rcl: that -> proprietary systems
        Rel: [ lock] [ in]
        Arg1: customers

Example: with attribute

        When it occurs, the traders place orders via computers to buy the
        basket of stocks in whichever market is cheaper and sell them in
        the more expensive market; they lock in the difference in price as
        profit.

        Arg0: they
        Rel: [ lock] [ in]
        Arg1: the difference in price
        Arg2: as profit

Predicate: lock_up

Roleset id: lock.03 , throw in jail, vncls: , framnet:

Roles:

        Arg0: officer of the court
        Arg1: criminal
        Arg2: secondary predication

Example: criminal intent

        John-1 was locked up *trace*-1 as a menace to society.

        Arg1: *trace*
        Rel: locked up
        Arg2: as a menace to society

Roleset id: lock.04 , secure, vncls: 22.4, framnet:

lock.04: These two senses are very similar.

Roles:

Arg0: entity making something secure (vnrole: 22.4-agent)
Arg1: thing made secure (vnrole: 22.4-patient)

Example: got it

        In any settlement, Warner is almost certain to demand rights to
        most of the 50 or so projects *trace* Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters
        have locked up *trace* for the next few years, notably sequels to
        ``Batman.''

        Arg0: Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters
        Rel: [ locked] [ up]
        Arg1: *trace*
        Argm-rcl: *trace* -> the 50 or so projects
        Argm-tmp: for the next few years

Predicate: lock_out

Roleset id: lock.05 , exclude, vncls: , framnet:

Roles:

        Arg0: agent, entity being excluding
        Arg1: thing excluded
        Arg2: excluded from

Example: transitive

        The risk is that Jaguar's share price could slump if GM's
        agreement with Jaguar effectively locks out its U.S. rival.

        Arg0: GM 's agreement with Jaguar
        Argm-mnr: effectively
        Rel: [ locks] [ out]
        Arg1: its U.S. rival

Example: oops

        John-1 was locked out *trace*-1 of his house.

        Arg1: *trace*
        Rel: [locked] [out]
        Arg2: of his house

Example: transitive

Predicate: lock_down

Roleset id: lock.06 , secure, vncls: 22.4, framnet:

lock.06: Frame edited by Arrick

Roles:

Arg0: agent, one who locks (vnrole: 22.4-agent)
Arg1: thing secured (vnrole: 22.4-patient)

Example: secure

        ...we-1 want *PRO*-1 to lock down a security situation...

        Arg0: *PRO*-1
        Rel: [ lock] [ down]
        Arg1: a security situation