cloud
cloud.01 - (cause to) be cloudy, becoming cloudy
CLOUD-V NOTES: Frames file for 'cloud' based on sentences in wsj. No Verbnet entry. (from cloud.01-v)CLOUDING-N NOTES: Expanded by Julia based on BOLT, WN eventive noun lexicon, cloud.01. VNcls other_cos-45.4 corresponds, for some reason, to 'clouded', but I assume it is supposed to be 'cloud', and applies here either way. (from clouding.01-n)
Aliases:
cloud (v.)
clouding (n.)
clouding (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: causer, agent
ARG1-PPT: thing be(com)ing cloudy
ARG2-MNR: cloud, instrument
ARG1-PPT: thing be(com)ing cloudy
ARG2-MNR: cloud, instrument
cloud-v: agentive, sorta
This can have its purposes at times , but there 's no reason *trace* to
ARG0: *trace*
cloudrel
the importance and allure of Western concepts of freedom and justiceARG1
.ARG0: *trace*
cloud-v: instrumental subject
`` The New York Stock Exchange has
vested interestsARG2
'' in its big member securities firms `` thatR-ARG2
cloudrel
its objectivityARG1
, '' Mr. Timbers said .ARG1 and ARG2
In the midst of the deep and tragic crisis the Middle East is witnessing and which has devastated the existence of many people in the region , and under
skiesARG1
cloudedrel
overrel
by fears of an intensification of any crisis in the regionARG2
, it would seem that there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon .clouding-n: all args; actual cloud
And with that he resumed
hisARG0
cloudingrel
the roomARG1
with his foul - smelling smokeARG2
.clouding-n: args 0, 1; metaphorical
Reid had been struggling with enough demons without
hisARG0
cloudingrel
the issueARG1
.cloudy
cloudy.02 - occluded (with clouds or cloudiness)
CLOUDY-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on SHARP-SRED (from cloudy.01-j)Aliases:
cloudy (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: causer, agent
ARG1-PPT: cloudy thing
ARG2-MNR: cloud, instrument
ARG1-PPT: cloudy thing
ARG2-MNR: cloud, instrument
cloudy-j: causer with adjective
Raoul oreno was crouched next to her ,
his dark eyesARG1
cloudyrel
with concernARG0
.