Frameset

Predicate wind:

Frames file for 'wind' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. Verbnet classes coil-9.6 knead-26.5 meander-47.7 pit-10.7 roll-51.3.1, other framed members include: roll (coil); climb, drop, run, turn, wander (meander); move, roll (roll). Also comparison to 'end_up' for one of the 'wind_up' senses.

Roleset wind.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "move in circular fashion, cause to be coiled":

Roles:

Arg0:roller

Arg1:thing rolled or rolling

Arg2:secondary attribute of arg1

Examples:

all args (-)
`John wound his watch very tight.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	wound
Arg1:	his watch
Arg2:	very tight

another example with arg2 (-)
John wound the string around his finger.

Arg0: John

REL: wound

Arg1: the string

Arg2-around: his finger

another example with arg2 (-)
`John wound the string around his finger.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	wound
Arg1:	the string
Arg2-around:	his finger

no secondary attribute (-)
John wound his watch.

Arg0: John

REL: wound

Arg1: his watch

no secondary attribute (-)
`John wound his watch.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	wound
Arg1:	his watch

Predicate wind_up:

Roleset wind.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "wind up: result in a condition":

Roles:

Arg1:who/what's coming into a condition

Arg2:the condition

Examples:

arg2 as vp (-)
`One way out of that dilemma could be a partial recapitalization in which the pilots would wind up sharing the value of their concessions with public shareholders.`
Arg1:	the pilots
ArgM-MOD:	would
REL:	[ wind] [ up]
Arg2:	sharing the value of their concessions with public shareholders

arg2 as thing (-)
As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an ``amiable agreement,'' Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment.

ArgM-ADV: As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an ``amiable agreement

Arg1: Prospect Group

ArgM-MOD: will

REL: [ wind] [ up]

Arg2-with: control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment

arg2 as thing (-)
As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an ``amiable agreement,'' Prospect Group will wind up with control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment.
ArgM-ADV:	As part of what a Recognition spokeswoman termed an ``amiable agreement
Arg1:	Prospect Group
ArgM-MOD:	will
REL:	[ wind] [ up]
Arg2-with:	control of top management posts and an increased stake in the maker of data management equipment

Roleset wind.03 Verbnet Class: 1 "wind up: move in circular fashion, cause to be coiled":

Roles:

Arg0:roller

Arg1:thing rolled or rolling

Arg2:secondary attribute of arg1

Examples:

all args (-)
`John wound up his watch very tight.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	wound up
Arg1:	his watch
Arg2:	very tight

Can you say this?
no secondary attribute (-)
John wound up his watch.

Arg0: John

REL: wound up

Arg1: his watch

no secondary attribute (-)
`John wound up his watch.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	wound up
Arg1:	his watch

Also "John wound his watch up".

Roleset wind.05 Verbnet Class: NONE "wind up: bring to an end":

Roles:

Arg0:entity causing something else to stop

Arg1:thing stopping

Examples:

third

past

progressive

active

participle

let's wind this up (-)
`In Boston , Edwin Booth was winding up a performance of A New Way [0] [] To Pay Old Debts [T*-1] .`
ArgM-LOC:	In Boston
Arg0:	Edwin Booth
REL:	[ winding] [ up]
Arg1:	a performance of A New Way [0] [] To Pay Old Debts [T*-1]

Predicate wind_down:

Roleset wind.04 Verbnet Class: NONE "wind down: come/bring to a stop":

Roles:

Arg0:entity causing something else to stop

Arg1:thing stopping

Examples:

transitive, unstated agent (-)
`The plan may include trace selling branches, consolidating or eliminating departments, and winding down trace or disposing of unprofitable units within 18 months.`
Arg0:	trace
REL:	[ winding] [ down]
Arg1:	trace -> unprofitable units
ArgM-TMP:	within 18 months

ergative (-)
Only a week ago, when airline buy-out fever was already winding down...

Arg1: airline buy-out fever

ArgM-TMP: already

REL: [ winding] [ down]

ergative (-)
`Only a week ago, when airline buy-out fever was already winding down...`
Arg1:	airline buy-out fever
ArgM-TMP:	already
REL:	[ winding] [ down]