Predicate: repay
Roleset id: repay.01 , pay back, vncls: 68 33, framnet: -
repay.01: Comparison with 'pay'. Member of Vncls pay-68, judgement-33. Updated by Julia, 10/2010.
Roles:
Arg0: payer or buyer (vnrole: 68-agent, 33-agent)
Arg1: thing bought or paid for (vnrole: 68-theme, 33-predicate)
Arg2: seller or person being paid (vnrole: 33-theme)
Arg3: price paid (vnrole: 68-asset)
Example: transitive--note the arg3!
In all, [the company]-1 hopes *trace*-1 to repay $45 million in debt
through the sales, which will completely discharge its secured
debt, the company said.
Arg0: *trace*-1
Rel: repay
Arg3: $ 45 million in debt
Argm-mnr: through the sales, which will completely discharge its secured debt
Example: args 1 2 3
The merger agreement says [the buy-out group]-1 is entitled [*trace-1*]-2
to be repaid *trace-2* $26.7 million in fees for its investment
bankers, Lazard Freres & Co. and Salomon Brothers Inc., and
its law firm, Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison.
Rel: repaid
Arg2: *trace-2*
Arg3: $ 26.7 million in fees
Arg1: for its investment bankers, Lazard Freres & Co. and Salomon Brothers Inc., and its law firm, Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison
Example: price as subject
The buy-out group is also entitled to $16 million [0]-1 *trace*-1
to repay a fund created by the pilots union for an employee stock
ownership plan.
Arg3: *trace*-1 (= [0])
Argm-slc: [0] -> $16 million
Rel: repay
Arg2: a fund created by the pilots union for an employee stock ownership plan
Example: pay back
person: third, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: participle
Mary repaid John with a slap in the face for his impertinence.
Arg0: Mary
Rel: repaid
Arg2: John
Arg3: with a slap in the face
Arg1: for his impertinence