Predicate
strike:
Frames file for 'strike' based on sentences in financial subcorpus.
Verbnet entry hit-18.1, other framed members include batter, beat,
dash, kick. Comparison to Chris' old frames file.
Roleset strike.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "hit":
Roles:
Arg0:agent, hitter - animate only!
Arg1:thing hit
Arg2:instrument, thing hit by or with
Examples:
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instrumental subject (-) |
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Sentiment was helped by the small gain made by New York stocks
Wednesday despite anxiety over possible effects of the major
earthquake that *trace* struck northern California Tuesday.
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| Arg2: | *trace* -> that -> the major earthquake |
| REL: | struck |
| Arg1: | northern California |
| ArgM-TMP: | Tuesday |
|
agentive (-) |
|---|
John struck the fence with a stick.
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| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | struck |
| Arg1: | the fence |
| Arg2-with: | a stick |
|
reversed syntax! (-) |
|---|
person: ns
tense: ns
aspect: ns
voice: ns
form: gerund
Mr. Auvil sees Fujis, in part, as [*-1] striking a blow against
the perversion of U.S. apples by supermarkets.
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| Arg0: | [*-1] -> Fujis |
| REL: | striking |
| Arg2: | a blow |
| Arg1-against: | the perversion of U.S. apples by
supermarkets |
Roleset strike.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "refrain from working":
Roles:
Arg0:workers
Arg1:employer
Examples:
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work stoppage (-) |
|---|
``United pilots have shown on a number of occasions they are
willing and able *trace* to strike,'' said an executive at Fuji
Bank.
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| Arg0: | *trace* -> they |
| REL: | strike |
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transitive (-) |
|---|
person: ns
tense: present
aspect: progressive
voice: active
form: participle
Ironically, many of the pilots involved have left Eastern or are
still striking the carrier, which filed for bankruptcy protection
March 9.
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| ArgM-DIS: | Ironically |
| Arg0: | many of the pilots involved |
| ArgM-TMP: | still |
| REL: | striking |
| Arg1: | the carrier, which filed for bankruptcy protection
March 9 |
Roleset strike.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "remove":
Roles:
Arg0:remover
Arg1:thing removed
Arg2:source, removed from
Examples:
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all args (-) |
|---|
John struck all of Mary's disparaging remarks about him from her
diary.
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| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | struck |
| Arg1: | all of Mary's disparaging remarks about him |
| Arg2-from: | her diary |
Roleset strike.04 Verbnet Class: NONE "appear, seem":
Roles:
Arg1:thing seeming
Arg2:attribute
Arg3:viewer
Examples:
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all args (-) |
|---|
It struck me as a way to get back to what I really want to do.''
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| Arg1: | It |
| REL: | struck |
| Arg3: | me |
| Arg2-as: | a way to get back to what I really want to
do |
Roleset strike.05 Verbnet Class: NONE "initiate":
Roles:
Arg0:Agent
Arg1:Theme(-Creation)
Arg2:Instrument
Examples:
|
passive with instrument (-) |
|---|
The deal, which will involve an initial $ 20 million investment,
was struck *trace* with a handshake, he added.
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| REL: | struck |
| Arg1: | *trace* -> The deal, which will involve an initial
$20 million investment, |
| Arg2-with: | a handshake |
|
be careful with 'with' phrases (-) |
|---|
John struck a deal with Mary.
|
| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | struck |
| Arg1: | a deal with Mary |
Roleset strike.10 Verbnet Class: NONE "strike a pose":
Roles:
Examples:
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variation on 'initiate'? (-) |
|---|
person: ns
tense: present
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
It is also the kind of libel politicians find useful, since it
helps them strike a friendly posture on behalf of an important
constituency.
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| Arg0: | them |
| REL: | strike |
| Arg1: | a friendly posture |
| ArgM-ADV: | on behalf of an important constituency |
Predicate
strike_out:
Roleset strike.06 Verbnet Class: NONE "baseball":
Roles:
ArgA:pitcher
Arg0:batter
Arg1:with respect to
Examples:
|
agentive (-) |
|---|
John struck out every time he was at bat.
|
| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | struck out |
| Argm-TMP: | every time he was at bat |
|
causal agent (-) |
|---|
Mary struck John out with a vicious slider.
|
| ArgA: | Mary |
| REL: | struck out |
| Arg0: | John |
| Argm-MNR: | with a vicious slider |
|
arg1 only in metaphors (-) |
|---|
person: ns
tense: past
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
But he struck out with the decimal system of metric weights and
measures the French had invented.
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| Arg0: | he |
| REL: | [ struck] [ out] |
| Arg1-with: | the decimal system of metric weights and
measures the French had invented |
Roleset strike.07 Verbnet Class: NONE "remove":
Roles:
Arg0:remover
Arg1:thing removed
Arg2:source, removed from
Examples:
|
legislative process (-) |
|---|
John struck out many of the bill's riders.
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| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | struck out |
| Arg1: | many of the bill's riders |
Predicate
strike_down:
Roleset strike.08 Verbnet Class: NONE "defeat, smite (cf. hit sense above)":
Roles:
Arg0:agent, hitter - animate only!
Arg1:thing hit
Arg2:instrument, thing hit by or with
Examples:
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passivized (-) |
|---|
A natural gas rule was struck down *trace* by a federal appeals
court.
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| REL: | [ struck] [ down] |
| Arg1: | *trace* -> A natural gas rule |
| Arg0-by: | a federal appeals court |
Predicate
strike_up:
Roleset strike.09 Verbnet Class: NONE "initiate":
Roles:
Arg0:Agent
Arg1:Theme(-Creation)
Arg2:Instrument
Examples:
|
transitive (-) |
|---|
And he managed *trace* to fend off further advances and even
strike up an unlikely friendship with the interloper.
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| Arg0: | *trace* -> he |
| ArgM-DIS: | even |
| REL: | [ strike] [ up] |
| Arg1: | an unlikely friendship with the interloper |