bark
bark.01 - vocalize like a dog
BARK-V NOTES: Since when did John have a dog? (from bark.01-v)Aliases:
bark (v.)
barking (n.)
barking (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: barker
ARG1-PPT: utterance
ARG2-GOL: hearer
ARG1-PPT: utterance
ARG2-GOL: hearer
ARG0 and ARG1
Weighing only about 40 kilos , Law looks light enough to blow away in a strong wind , so it 's hard to imagine
herARG0
barkingrel
outARGM-DIR
ordersARG1
on a film setARGM-LOC
.ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2
SheARG0
mustARGM-MOD
have barkedrel
an orderARG1
at the driverARG2
because he hurled himself into the driver 's seatARGM-CAU
bark_up_wrong_tree
bark_up_wrong_tree.02 - follow the wrong lead
BARK_UP_WRONG_TREE-V NOTES: Added during initial MWE frame creation.Aliases:
bark_up_wrong_tree (m.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: barker, person following bad lead
ARG1-PPT: incorrect proposition or assumption
ARG1-PPT: incorrect proposition or assumption
bark_up_wrong_tree-v: stupid idioms
TheyARG0
are barkingrel
uprel
the wrongrel
treerel
, because it is basically their fault they ca n't attract new employeesARGM-CAU
.bark_up_wrong_tree-v: with arg1
YouARG0
're barkingrel
uprel
the wrongrel
treerel
, by looking for good nutrition in a hot dogARG1
.