"cross" Rolesets

cross.01 - (cause) two things to intersect

CROSS NOTES: Arg1 split during spatialAMR to accommodate the 2 distinct crossed entities. ARGs 3 and 4 are pragmatic arguments that won't affect annoation outside of spatialAMR.
CROSS-V NOTES: Frames file for 'cross' based on sentences in wsj. Verbnet entries 40.3.2 and 47.8; Framenet entries Body_movement and Path_shape. (from cross.01-v)
CROSSING-N NOTES: cross.01 (from crossing.01-n)

Aliases:

cross (v.)
crossing (n.)
crossed (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: crosser
ARG1-SE1: first entity crossing (or all entities)
ARG2-SE2: second entity, crossed by arg1
ARG3-AXS1: arg1's crossing axis
ARG4-AXS2: arg2's crossing axis

cross-v: ergative

He adds : `` parallel each other and are going to . ''

cross-v: agentive

When Mr. Glass decides to get really fancy , and hits a resonant bass note with his right hand .

cross-v: with arg1 and arg2

She knew where lifted the pen off the paper in the middle of a signature or .

cross.02 - move perpendicularly to some barrier

CROSS NOTES: Arg2 added during spatialAMR. It is a pragmatic role.
CROSS-V NOTES: (from cross.02-v)
CROSSING-N NOTES: cross.02 (from crossing.02-n)

Aliases:

crossing (n.)
cross (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity in motion
ARG1-AXSp: barrier
ARG2-AXS: axis, trajectory of motion

cross-v: most obvious usage

Cartoonist Garry Trudeau is suing the Writers Guild of America East for $ 11 million , alleging it mounted a `` campaign to harass and punish '' for .

cross-v: source adverbial

South Africa accused of , .

cross-v: destination adverbial

In a sign of easing tension between Beijing and Hong Kong , China said it will again take back caught .

cross-v: barrier as path over barrier

Although one transportation official said drivers who did n't use car pools were committing `` an anti - social act , '' about two - thirds of were alone , compared with the normal 70 % rate .

cross-v: unstated barrier

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cross.04 - eliminate from a list

CROSS-V NOTES: This is weird, but avoids adding a phrasal verb with the exact same framing. (from cross.04-v)
CROSSING-N NOTES: cross.04 (from crossing.04-n)

Aliases:

cross (v.)
crossing (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: crosser
ARG1-PPT: item
ARG2-DIR: list

cross-v: all args

, .

cross-v: ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

, .

cross.05 - make angry

CROSS-V NOTES: This seems contrived to me, but I can't figure out any better way tohandle the example. (from cross.05-v)
CROSSING-N NOTES: cross.05 (from crossing.05-n)

Aliases:

cross (v.)
crossing (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: maker
ARG1-PPT: angry entity

cross-v: an unfortunate example

In testimony recorded in the grand jury report , court employees said the judge , now 59 years old , harassed his secretaries , made imperial demands on his staff and hounded .

cross_out.03 - eliminate

CROSS_OUT-V NOTES: (from cross.03-v)
CROSSING_OUT-N NOTES: cross.03 (from crossing.03-n)

Aliases:

cross_out (v.)
crossing_out (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: eliminator
ARG1-PPT: eliminated

cross_out-v: zap!

Mr. Guber says had and written in `` Columbia , '' giving the document to Mr. Semel .

cross_over.06 - cause one entity to span a gap

CROSS OVER NOTES: Added for SpatialAMR.

Aliases:

crocross_overss_out (v.)
crossing_over (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent
ARG1-SE1: spanning entity
ARG2-SE2: spanned entity
ARG3-SRC: start location
ARG4-GOL: destination
ARG5-AXS1: spanning axis of arg1
ARG6-AXS2: spanned axis of arg1

cross_over-v

*PRO*
ARG0: *PRO*

          (c / cross-over-06 :mode imperative
            :ARG0 (y / you)
            :ARG1 (b2 / block :quant 3
              :color (o / orange)
              :mod (m / more))
            :ARG2 (t2 / thing
              :ARG2-of (t / top-06
              :ARG1 (b / bridge)
              :ARG3 (c2 / cartesian-framework-91
                :ARG1 (b3 / build-space)))))