abandon.01: ABANDON-V NOTES: Verbnet class leave-51.2, other framed members include leave. Comparison with 'leave'. (from abandon.01-v)
Aliases:
Alias
FrameNet
VerbNet
abandon (v.)
Quitting_a_place Departing
Roles:
        Arg0-PPT: abandoner (vnrole: 51.2-theme)
        Arg1-DIR: thing abandoned, left behind
        Arg2-PRD: attribute of arg1
Example: typical transitive
        And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
        Arg0: the Big Board
        Argm-adv: under Mr. Phelan
        Rel: abandoned
        Arg1: their interest
Example: ARG1 and ARG2
        Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .
        Arg1: [which][its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant]
        Rel: abandoned
        Arg2: as a nuclear facility
        Argm-tmp: in 1984
        Argm-cau: because of construction delays and high costs
abandon.02: ABANDON-V NOTES: Verbnet class leave-51.2, other framed members include leave. Comparison with 'leave'.Note that without an arg2 the two senses cannot be distinguished. (from abandon.02-v)
        One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.
        Arg0: [*] -> Gen. Noriega
        Rel: abandon
        Arg1: his command
        Arg2: for a comfortable exile
        Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
        Arg0: he
        Rel: abandoned
        Arg1: himself
        Arg2: to the very worst