Predicate
save:
Frames file for 'save' based on sentences in financial subcorpus.
Verbnet entry get-13.5.1. No comparison.
Roleset save.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "financial sense":
Roles:
Arg0:entity saving money
Arg1:money
Arg2:beneficiary
Arg3:cause, reason
Examples:
transitive (-) |
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Unisys said that should help it save $500 million a year in costs,
again at the high end of the previously reported range of $400
million to $500 million.
|
Arg0: | it |
REL: | save |
Arg1: | $500 million a year in costs, again at the high end
of the previously reported range of $400 million to $500
million |
with reason (-) |
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In following several other oil and gas partnerships that have made
the conversion to a corporation in the last year, NRM also noted
that tax advantages for partnerships have diminished under new tax
laws and said it would save $2 million a year in administrative
costs from the change.
|
Arg0: | it |
ArgM-MOD: | would |
REL: | save |
Arg1: | $2 million a year in administrative costs |
Arg3: | the change |
cause as subject (-) |
person: third
tense: present
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
Not drinking coffee saves John three trips to the bathroom every morning.
|
Arg3: | Not drinking coffee |
REL: | saves |
Arg2: | John |
Arg1: | three trips to the bathroom every morning |
with causal agent (-) |
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The combined effect of these changes is expected *trace* to save
the company about $4 million in interest expenses next year, or
six cents a share.
|
Arg3: | *trace* -> The combined effect of these changes |
REL: | save |
Arg0: | the company |
Arg1: | about $ 4 million in interest expenses |
ArgM-TMP: | next year |
ArgM: | or six cents a share |
Roleset save.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "desperate peril sense":
Roles:
Arg0:hero
Arg1:victim
Arg2:peril
Examples:
just transitive (-) |
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Some of the money will go to the Chico Mendes Foundation, but it
isn't earmarked for groups trying *trace* to save the rain
forest.
|
Arg0: | *trace* -> groups |
REL: | save |
Arg1: | the rain forest |
with peril (-) |
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The purpose of the note is to provide added capital for the
spun-off company in a form that *trace* will save it spending cash
on immediate interest payments, Mr. Roulac said.
|
Arg0: | *trace* -> that -> a form |
ArgM-MOD: | will |
REL: | save |
Arg1: | it |
Arg2: | spending cash on immediate interest payments |
Following Treebank, I read this as "save it FROM spending cash...".
Roleset save.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "collect, accrue":
Roles:
Arg0:collector
Arg1:thing saved, collected
Arg2:purpose
Examples:
intransitive (-) |
person: ns
tense: ns
aspect: progressive
voice: active
form: participle
And they can further reduce the monthly amount if they start
saving earlier -- when mother and child come home from the
hospital.
|
Arg0: | they |
REL: | saving |
Argm-TMP: | earlier -- when mother and child come home from
the hospital |
all args, many anaphora (-) |
person: ns
tense: present
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
When the motorist returned to his car he could turn the card off
and, if it showed time remaining, save it for later.
|
Arg0: | he |
Argm-MOD: | could |
REL: | save |
Arg1: | it |
Arg2-for: | for later |
This sense and save.02 (desperate peril) lead to the wonderful pun:
"Save the whales--collect a complete set!"
Predicate
save_up:
Roleset save.04 Verbnet Class: NONE "collect, accrue (phrasal variant)":
Roles:
Arg0:collector
Arg1:thing saved, collected
Arg2:purpose
Examples:
transitive (-) |
person: ns
tense: ns
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: infinitive
``We're not asking them [*-1] to save up 50 proof-of-purchases.
|
Arg0: | [*-1] -> them |
REL: | save up |
Arg1: | 50 proof-of-purchases |
agent and purpose (-) |
person: third
tense: present
aspect: progressive
voice: active
form: participle
John is saving up for a new bicycle.
|
Arg0: | John |
REL: | saving up |
Arg2-for: | a new bicycle |