Frameset

Predicate climb:

Frames file for 'climb' based on survey of initial sentences of big corpus and comparison with 'rise'

Roleset climb.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "intentional climber":

Roles:

Arg0:climber

Arg1:thing climbed (clomb?)

Examples:

with NP (-)
`John likes trace to climb mountains.`
Arg0:	trace=John
REL:	climb
Arg1:	mountains

with PP (-)
The four lawyers climbed out from under a table.

Arg0: The four lawyers

REL: climbed

Arg1-out: from under a table

with PP (-)
`The four lawyers climbed out from under a table.`
Arg0:	The four lawyers
REL:	climbed
Arg1-out:	from under a table

True: 'clamber' is the same verb as 'climb'

Roleset climb.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "non-intentional climber; cf rise":

Roles:

Arg1:climber

Arg2:EXT, amount risen

Arg3:start point

Arg4:end point

ArgM-LOC:medium

Examples:

stocks, natch (-)
`Share prices of many of these funds this year have climbed much more sharply than the foreign stocks.`
Arg1:	Share prices of many of these funds
Argm-TMP:	this year
REL:	climbed
Argm-MNR:	much more sharply than the foreign stocks.

with start and end points (-)
The mark climbed to 77.70 yen from 77.65 yen late Tuesday in New York.

Arg1: The mark

REL: climbed

Arg4-to: 77.70 yen

Arg3-from: 77.65 yen

Argm-TMP: late Tuesday

Argm-LOC: in New York

with start and end points (-)
`The mark climbed to 77.70 yen from 77.65 yen late Tuesday in New York.`
Arg1:	The mark
REL:	climbed
Arg4-to:	77.70 yen
Arg3-from:	77.65 yen
Argm-TMP:	late Tuesday
Argm-LOC:	in New York

For usage of other argument refer to 'rise' frameset.