know
know.01 - be cognizant of, realize
KNOW-V NOTES: Based on big corpus, comparison with 'say' and 'think'. Adjectival 'known' by Julia based on BOLT-6.(from know.01-v)KNOWLEDGEABLE-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT-1, know-v.01. (from knowledgeable.01-j)
The frame file for this verb has been restructured by Claire. March 2015.
Aliases:
know (v.)
idk (v.)
dunno (v.)
du_nno (v.)
knowledge (n.)
knowledgeable (j.)
known (j.)
idk (v.)
dunno (v.)
du_nno (v.)
knowledge (n.)
knowledgeable (j.)
known (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: knower
ARG1-PPT: fact that is known
ARG2-PRD: entity that arg1 is known ABOUT
ARG1-PPT: fact that is known
ARG2-PRD: entity that arg1 is known ABOUT
know-v: just transitive
IARG0
need to knowrel
the aircraft and flight numberARG1
.know-v: sentential thing known
The other sideARG0
knowsrel
that Giuliani has always been prochoiceARG1
.know-v: attributive
HeARG0
did n'tARGM-NEG
knowrel
( anythingARG1
) about most of the casesARG2
until WednesdayARGM-TMP
.knowledgeable-j: args 0, 2
IARG0
'm fairlyARGM-EXT
knowledgeablerel
about how the culture works in that part of the worldARG2
, as is many of the expertsARGM-ADV
.idk-v: both args
Idkrel
what I 'm going to do without youARG1
know vs. know about, compare with .02 examples
IARG0
knowrel
a lotARG1
about LondonARG2
. ( I have read much about it . )Know TO BE, rephrasable as We know the truth of your words, ignore arg2 for AMR.
WeARG0
knowrel
your wordsARG2
to be trueARG1
.Know TO BE, more weird syntax for PB, ignore arg2 for AMR
TheyARG0
knowrel
the Cherokee NationARG2
to be a sovereign stateARG1
.know.02 - kennen; be familiar with, have experienced
KNOW-V NOTES: Split off from the original .01 roleset by Julia for unification.KNOWN-J NOTES: Split off from the original .01 roleset by Julia for unification. Context may be needed to disambiguate senses .01 and .02 in some cases. The Little Prince example below may require knowledge that the Little Prince has visited this planet. This is a common distinction made in other languages such as German, French, Spanish, Italian, etc.
Aliases:
know (v.)
known (j.)
knowledgeable (j.)
known (j.)
knowledgeable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: knower, person familiar with something
ARG1-PPT: what arg0 is familiar with
ARG2-PRD: what arg1 is known AS, or TO be, do, attribute
ARG3-CAU: what arg1 is known FOR
ARG1-PPT: what arg0 is familiar with
ARG2-PRD: what arg1 is known AS, or TO be, do, attribute
ARG3-CAU: what arg1 is known FOR
know-v: just transitive
IARG0
do notARGM-NEG
knowrel
himARG1
.know vs. know about, compare with .01 examples
IARG0
knowrel
LondonARG1
wellARGM-MNR
. ( I 've been there many times . )know vs. know about, somewhat ambiguous
IARG0
knewrel
a planet that was inhabited by a lazy manARG1
.known-j
DefendantARG1
is knownrel
to meARG0
and provided his name when I asked .experience
IARG0
have knownrel
hungerARG1
.known-as
Samuel Langhorne ClemensARG1
was knownrel
as Mark TwainARG2
.known-for
Mark TwainARG1
was knownrel
for the Adventures of Huckleberry FinnARG3
.poetic usage
Her loveARG0
knewrel
no boundsARG1
.know-v: attribute
These nationsARG1
are knownrel
as " little tigers "ARG2
know-v: infinitival attribute, contrast with sense 01
IARG0
have neverARGM-NEG
knownrel
a ladyARG1
to faint in the belfryARG2
.ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2
Knowingrel
New YorkARG1
better than HualienARG2
known-j
. China and India are both ancient countries with ancient cultures , and both have long histories and cultures ;
the people of both nationsARG1
are wellARGM-EXT
knownrel
for being hard working , intelligent , and having a good natured civilizationARG3
, and have both been humiliated and invaded by foreign races .knowledgeable-j: all args
Within those two incidents of which one is not awareARGM-LOC
, weARG0
become knowledgeablerel
of themARG1
as primary forces in lifeARG2
.know.03 - have an ability, skill, or know-how
New sense added by Claire in AMR discussion March 2015.Aliases:
know (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: knower, person with an ability/skill
ARG1-PPT: ability or skill
ARG1-PPT: ability or skill
skill as NP object
IARG0
knowrel
LatinARG1
.skill as how complement
IARG0
knowrel
how to speak LatinARG1
.with dances
IARG0
knowrel
( how to dance the ) MacarenaARG1
.know.04 - recognize, differentiate
New sense added by Claire in AMR discussion March 2015.Aliases:
know (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: knower, entity with ability to recognize/differentiate
ARG1-PPT: thing recognized, first thing differentiated
ARG2-PPT: differentiated-from, when separate mention
ARG1-PPT: thing recognized, first thing differentiated
ARG2-PPT: differentiated-from, when separate mention
with Manner
The dogARG0
knewrel
his masterARG1
by his voiceARGM-MNR
.with others
The dogARG0
knewrel
his master 's callARG1
from all the other voicesARG2
.with differentiated-from
SheARG0
does n'tARGM-NEG
knowrel
one end of the carARG1
from the otherARG2
.recognize
TheyARG0
knowrel
a tasty mealARG1
when they eat oneARGM-TMP
.know.05 - Biblical sense, to have sex with
New sense added by Claire in AMR discussion March 2015. Careful to distinguish from 02 sense.Aliases:
know (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: Knower, first sexual partner
ARG1-PAG: Known, second sexual partner
ARG1-PAG: Known, second sexual partner
A special kind of familiarity
AdamARG0
knewrel
EveARG1
.know.06 - discourse usage
New sense added by Claire in AMR discussion March 2015. Annotate sense for PB, drop from AMR.Aliases:
know (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: you, addressee
ARG0
Not everyone believes in the Lord ,
youARG0
knowrel
.President Bush quote
I just ca n't envision myself ,
youARG0
knowrel
, with a big straw hat and Hawaiian shirt , sitting on some beach .