angle
angle.01 - move on an angled trajectory
ANGLE-V NOTES: Created by Claire (from angle.01-v)Aliases:
angle (v.)
angling (n.)
angling (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PPT: entity in motion
ARG1-LOC: description of path
ARG1-LOC: description of path
angle-v: Impolite visitors
His visitorsARG0
had crawled through the south fence and were crossing the meadow anglingrel
toward the houseARG1
. (a / and
:op1 (c / crawl-01
:ARG0 (p / person :pl +
:ARG0-of (v / visit-01
:ARG1 (s / she)))
:ARG1 (t / trajectory
:ARG4-of (t2 / through-01
:ARG2 (f / fence
:ARG1-of (s2 / south-01
:ARG3 (c2 / cartesian-framework-91
:ARG1 (c3 / cartographic-pole)))))))
:op2 (c4 / cross-02
:ARG0 p
:ARG1 (m / meadow)
:manner (a2 / angle-01
:ARG0 p
:ARG1 (t3 / trajectory
:ARG4-of (t4 / toward-01
:ARG2 (h / house))))))
angle.02 - cause to be/move in an angular fashion
ANGLE NOTES: Args 3 and 4 added for spatialAMR.ANGLE-V NOTES: Created by Claire (from angle.02-v)
Aliases:
angle (v.)
angle (n.)
angled (j.)
at_an_angle (j.)
at_an_angle_to (p.)
angle (n.)
angled (j.)
at_an_angle (j.)
at_an_angle_to (p.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent, cause
ARG1-SE1: entity angled
ARG2-DIR: path, axis
ARG3-SE2: compared to what entity
ARG4-ANG: angle measurement
ARG1-SE1: entity angled
ARG2-DIR: path, axis
ARG3-SE2: compared to what entity
ARG4-ANG: angle measurement
angle-v: All Arguments
SheARG0
angledrel
her lensARG1
out of the bushesARG2
so that she could get a shot of himARGM-PRP
. (a / angle-02
:ARG0 (s / she)
:ARG1 (l / lens
:poss s)
:ARG2 (t / trajectory
:ARG5-of (o / out-08
:ARG4 (b / bush :pl +)))
:purpose (p / possible-01
:ARG1 (s2 / shoot-03
:ARG0 s
:ARG1 (h / he))))
at_an_angle_to-p
One cableARG1
is atrel
anrel
anglerel
to the horizonARG2
and the other is horizontal to the ground . (a / and
:op1 (a2 / angle-02
:ARG1 (c / cable :quant 1)
:ARG3 (h / horizon))
:op2 (h2 / horizontal-01
:ARG1 (c2 / cable
:ARG1-of (o / other-01
:ARG2 c))
:ARG4 (g / ground)))