characterize
characterize.01 - assign a label or attribute, describing something as having a label or attribute
CHARACTERIZE-V NOTES: Latter could be considered a different roleset/sense. (from characterize.01-v)CHARACTERIZATION-N NOTES: (from characterization.01-n)
Aliases:
characterize (v.)
characterise (v.)
characterization (n.)
characterisation (n.)
characterise (v.)
characterization (n.)
characterisation (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: describer
ARG1-PPT: thing described
ARG2-PRD: secondary attribute, described-as
ARG1-PPT: thing described
ARG2-PRD: secondary attribute, described-as
characterize-v: typical transitive
William R. Laidig , Nekoosa 's chairman , chief executive officer and presidentARG0
, characterizedrel
the $ 58 - a - share bidARG1
as `` uninvited . ''ARG2
characterize-v: lacking attribute
Anheuser noted that `` beer industry sales volume in 1989 is following the trend [*T*] that has
ARG0: [*T*]
characterizedrel
the last half of the ' 80sARG1
.ARG0: [*T*]
characteristic
characteristic.02 - characteristic
CHARACTERISTIC-J NOTES: (from characteristic.01-j)Aliases:
characteristic (j.)
Roles:
ARG1-PPT: possessor of quality, characteristic of whom (should come SECOND)
ARG2-PRD: quality, characteristic itself (should come FIRST)
ARG2-PRD: quality, characteristic itself (should come FIRST)
characteristic-j: dialectal linguistics, Args 1 and 2
That accentARG2
is characteristicrel
of Northern peopleARG1
.