"catch" Rolesets

catch.01 - get

CATCH-V NOTES: Based on financial subcorpus; adjectival 'catching' found in BOLT-7. Member of Vncls get-13.5.1. Comparison with 'get'. (from catch.01-v)
CATCHING-N NOTES: catch.01 (from catching.01-n)
CATCH-N NOTES: Roleset based on verb entry catch.01, OntoNotes grouping catch-n senses 8 & 9; maps to VN class get-13.5.1. (from catch.01-n)

Aliases:

catch (v.)
catch (n.)
catching (n.)
catching (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: receiver
ARG1-PPT: thing gotten
ARG2-DIR: giver

catch-v: no giver

Inexplicably costumed as a rabbinical student , tottering around on lifts , Mr. Shicoff hardly seemed to .

ARG0 and ARG1

, stop at the Westin for a coffee and to talk business , head to one of the outlying islands in the afternoon for a round of golf , take a stroll downtown , and return to Taiwan that evening . "

catching-j

voters is - .

catching-n: Arg0, 1

was blocked by an over - enthusiastic fan in the stands .

catch-n: Args 0 & 1

was impressive .

catch-n: Arg1 only

The credit for the goes to the security guard on duty .

catch-n: All Arguments

ended the game and saved Hooks from losing any face .

catch.02 - come upon, find

CATCH-V NOTES: (from catch.02-v)
CATCHING-N NOTES: catch.02 (from catching.02-n)

Aliases:

catching (n.)
catch (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: events, usually
ARG1-PPT: entity
ARG2-PRD: attribute

catch-v: typical usage

But , , ...

catching-n: Arg0, 1

was about 15 years late .

catch.03 - trap

CATCH-V NOTES: This latter example could be regarded as the attributive 'come upon'sense; at least the tagging is basically the same. (from catch.03-v)
CATCHING-N NOTES: catch.03 (from catching.03-n)

Aliases:

catch (v.)
catching (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: trapper
ARG1-PPT: trapped
ARG2-MNR: trap, either place or instrument

catch-v: no trap mentioned

is , .

catch-v: with trap

has been .

catch-v: metaphorical trap?

.

catching-n: super awkward

The was part of the SWAT plan

catch.08 - condition/drawback

CATCH-N NOTES: Added by Julia for Lorelei.

Aliases:

catch (n.)

Roles:

ARG1-PPT: the catch
ARG2-VSP: domain in which there is a condition/drawback

catch-n

There 's a .

catch-n

People who have " won a free vacation " with the , how did your overall experience turn out ?

catch.22 - a dilemma of mutual impossibility

CATCH22-N NOTES: Added by Julia.

Aliases:

catch_22 (n.)
catch-22 (n.)

Roles:

ARG1-PAG: entity facing a dilemma
ARG2-PPT: domain in which there is a dilemma
ARG3-PPT: the details of the dilemma

catch-22-n

How do you overcome a ?

catch-22-n

As the story progresses , becomes worse .

catch_up.04 - come even with, to catch up

CATCH_UP-V NOTES: (from catch.04-v)
KETCHUP-V NOTES: Roleset based on instances in wsj-nw. Framed by Claire. Comparison to catch.04 (catch up). (from ketchup.01-v)
CATCHING_UP-N NOTES: catch.04 (from catching.04-n)
CATCH_UP-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on more-nouns, catch_up-v. No VNcls. (from catch.02-n)

Aliases:

catching_up (n.)
catch_up (v.)
ketchup (v.)
catch_up (n.)

Roles:

ARG1-PPT: entity in motion
ARG2-GOL: goal

catch_up-v: stated goal

Meanwhile , Shearson Lehman 's Mr. Devario said that , to stay competitive , needs to .

catch_up-v: no goal

`` are going to , '' said David Claridge , an analyst with Hambrecht & Quist .

ketchup-v: To ketchup or not to ketchup?

Public preference is important , So product names should match up , And firms that find they 're lagging behind Should now take to !

catch_up-n: typical corpus usage

Tokyo 's leading program traders are the big U.S. securities houses , though the Japanese are playing - .

catch_up.07 - cause something to become entangled

CATCH_UP-V NOTES: Added by Julia based on Brown corpus. Comparison to entangle. No Vncls (from catch.07-v)
CATCHING_UP-N NOTES: catch.07 (from catching.07-n)

Aliases:

catch_up (v.)
catching_up (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: causer
ARG1-PPT: entity becomeing caught
ARG2-GOL: trap

catch_up-v/j: Adj/passive

got and became a different person .

catch_up-v: all args

and threw it at the window

catch_on.05 - catch on: become popular, becoming popular

CATCH_ON-V NOTES: Latter examples nicely fronted. (from catch.05-v)
CATCHING_ON-N NOTES: catch.05 (from catching.05-n)

Aliases:

catching_on (n.)
catch_on (v.)

Roles:

ARG1-PPT: thing becoming popular
ARG2-PPT: popular with whom?

catch_on-v: no audience

... , has slick graphics yet has been slow to .

catch_on-v: with audience

, , has .

catch_on.06 - catch on: become aware of, becoming aware of

CATCH_ON-V NOTES: (from catch.06-v)
CATCHING_ON-N NOTES: catch.06 (from catching.06-n)

Aliases:

catching_on (n.)
catch_on (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: aware entity
ARG1-PPT: aware of what?

catch_on-v: you can't fool me!

At one point , the reader is two steps ahead of in -- and Marlowe is supposed to be the pro .