crowd
crowd.01 - fill to capacity, crowding past capacity, full
CROWD-V NOTES: Be very careful to distinguish the agent of filling (intentional) andthe thing filling the container--although they can be merged, as in the last example, and in these cases the lower number wins. (from crowd.01-v)CROWDED-J NOTES: Added by Julia basedo n BOLT. (from crowded.01-j)
Aliases:
crowd (v.)
crowding (n.)
crowded (j.)
crowding (n.)
crowded (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent, causer
ARG1-GOL: container
ARG2-PPT: substance
ARG1-GOL: container
ARG2-PPT: substance
crowd-v: passive, prepositional arg2
The school - board hearing at which she was dismissedARG1
was crowdedrel
with students , teachers and parents who came to testify on her behalfARG2
.crowd-v: arg2 in subject position
`` Personal Computer '' yearbooks are lined up on nearly every desk , and
dog - eared copies of Nikkei ComputerARG2
crowdrel
magazine racksARG1
.crowd-v: predicative arg1
In another compartment called the Linden Bosque ,
62 linden treesARG2
were to be crowdedrel
togetherARG1
at killing intervals of 10 or 16 feetARGM-MNR
.crowd-v: agentive
TravelersARG0
crowdedrel
into subwaysARG1
, sat in traffic jams on major freeways or waited for buses in the rain , but the massive gridlock anticipated by officials in the San Francisco Bay area never materialized .crowded-j
The whole lot . Yeah ,
whenARGM-TMP
itARG1
's crowdedrel
like thatARGM-MNR
it 's impossible to get a steady pace going .crowd.02 - get too close to, violate personal space
CROWD-V NOTES: There might be some clever way to merge the two sets. (from crowd.02-v)CROWDED-J NOTES: (from crowded.02-j)
Aliases:
crowd (v.)
crowding (n.)
crowded (j.)
crowding (n.)
crowded (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agentive thing too close
ARG1-GOL: thing too close to
ARG1-GOL: thing too close to
crowd-v: gimme some space, man
HeARG0
no longerARGM-TMP
crowdsrel
the plateARG1
.crowded-j: both args
IARG1
was feeling crowdedrel
by his wild arm movementsARG0