discharge
discharge.01 - remove supply, as with electricity
DISCHARGE-V NOTES: If other senses occur (but I doubt they will) refer to 'charge'. (from discharge.01-v)Aliases:
discharge (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: supplier
ARG1-PPT: supply
ARG1-PPT: supply
discharge-v: zap
In all , the company hopes to repay $ 45 million in debt through
the salesARG0
, whichR-ARG0
willARGM-MOD
completely dischargerel
its secured debtARG1
, the company said .discharge.101 - to release, release from a location (not stuff being released itself)
DISCHARGE-V NOTES: Based on usage in Clinical Questions corpus. Framed by Anwen Feb 2011. (from discharge.101-v)DISCHARGE-N NOTES: Based on frame for discharge-v.101. Framed by Anwen March 2011. (from discharge.01-n)
Aliases:
discharge (v.)
discharge (n.)
discharging (n.)
discharge (n.)
discharging (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: releaser
ARG1-PPT: patient
ARG2-DIR: place released from (often implied)
ARG1-PPT: patient
ARG2-DIR: place released from (often implied)
discharge-v
Dr. GuptaARG0
dischargedrel
Patient JohanssenARG1
from the ICUARG2
this morningARGM-TMP
discharge-v
Patient DorothyARG1
was dischargedrel
following a checkupARGM-TMP
.discharge-n: Arg1
The patient 'sARG1
dischargerel
was given three days after his surgery .discharge-n: Arg1 and Arg2
The patient received
hisARG1
hospitalARG2
dischargerel
three days after surgery .