imagine
imagine.01 - conceptualize, create in mental space
IMAGINE-V NOTES: Frames file for 'imagine' based on sentences in financial subcorpusand automatic expansion via verbnet. (from imagine.01-v predicate notes)IMAGINATION-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT, imagine.01. Corresponds to VNcls characterize-29.2-1-1, consider-29.9-1-1-1. (from imagination.01-n)
Aliases:
imagine (v.)
imagination (n.)
imaginary (j.)
imagination (n.)
imaginary (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: thinker
ARG1-PPT: imagined thing
ARG2-PRD: attribute
ARG1-PPT: imagined thing
ARG2-PRD: attribute
imagine-v: an S
``
IARG0
caARGM-MOD
n'tARGM-NEG
imaginerel
that you 'll talk to anyone who wo n't tell you this is dynamite for Compaq and a stopper for everyone elseARG1
, '' says Gene Talsky , president of Professional Marketing Management Inc.imagine-v: secondary attribute
The results underscore Sears 's difficulties in implementing
the `` everyday low pricing '' strategyARG1
that itARG0
imaginedrel
in MarchARGM-TMP
as part of a broad attempt to revive its retailing businessARG2
.imagine-v: another passive extraction
HammersmithARG1
is imaginedrel
to have been soldC-ARG1
.imagine-v: with benefactive
The governmentARG0
imaginesrel
safety requirementsARG1
for automobilesARG2
.imagination-n: oblique arg0
There is not a one in the bunch who would capture the
imaginationrel
of the American peopleARG0
.imagination-n: all args
It is precisely through this novelistic device that Lloyd Fernando articulated
hisARG0
imaginationrel
of MalaysiaARG1
as a nation whose polyracial assemblage prevails even after the racial riots of 1969ARG2
.imaginable
imaginable.02 - able to be imagined
IMAGINABLE-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT-7. Relation to 'imagine'. (from imaginable.01-j)Aliases:
imaginable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: imaginer
ARG1-PPT: imaginable
ARG1-PPT: imaginable
imaginable-j: arg1
Since Iran has been labeled by America as a rogue countryARGM-CAU
, the harm of Iran with nuclear weapons to the worldARG1
is imaginablerel
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