Rolesets - let

let

let.01 - allow

LET-V NOTES: DO NOT TAG this discourse-level "let alone" (John can't remember hisown name, let alone anyone else's). (from let.01-v)
ALIAS NOTES: let_go is an MWE roleset under 'go', and let_know is an MWE roleset under 'know' now.

Aliases:

let (v.)
letting (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: allower
ARG1-PPT: action allowed

let-v: allowed S

SonyARG0
woARGM-MOD
n'tARGM-NEG
letrel
a young short - term American employee take on any responsibilityARG1
.

let-v: allowed NP, really a shortening of allowed S

They wanted to roll the dice and
weARG0
're going to
letrel
themARG1
.

let.05 - to rent or lease

LET-V NOTES: Roleset based on instances in BOLT P01, Part 04. No relevant VN, FN entry for this sense. Comparison to rent.02: be a landlord. Framed by Claire. (from let.05-v)
No examples with term found for "let," seems possible but perhaps this is a difference from "rent." (from let.05-v)

Aliases:

let (v.)
letting (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: landlord
ARG1-PPT: thing rented (rooms, etc)
ARG2-GOL: renter, recipient of rented thing
ARG3-VSP: amount of rent charged, rate
ARG4-TMP: term of lease, time period

let-v: Args 0, 1, 2, 3

For the next hour or so he told me that the Vigilant has been around since 1911 when
theyARG0
letrel
roomsARG1
to mostly sailors and soldiersARG2
for five cents a nightARG3
,
doing a banner business between the World WarsARGM-ADV
.

let_on

let_on.02 - give an indication

LET_ON-V NOTES: (from let.02-v)

Aliases:

let_on (v.)
letting_on (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: giver
ARG1-GOL: getter
ARG2-PPT: indication

let_on-v: typical usage

The CIA was more interested than
theyARG0
letrel
onrel
to Mr. StollARG1
.

ARG2

IARG0
did n't
letrel
onrel
to my family andARG1
friends that I wasARG2
pregnant , I waited until after the first trimester .

let_up

let_up.03 - not be so harsh anymore

LET_UP-V NOTES: cf 'relent' (from let.03-v)

Aliases:

let_up (v.)
letting_up (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: let uper
ARG1-PPT: with respect to what?

let_up-v: take it easy, already

Ms. Browning says she believes a recapitalization involving employee ownership would succeed only if
the pilotsARG0
letrel
uprel
on their demand for controlARG1
.

let_down

let_down.04 - disappoint

LET_DOWN-V NOTES: Roleset based on instances in ectb revisions. Framed by Claire. (from let.04-v)

Aliases:

let_down (v.)
letting_down (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: Agent, cause of disappointment
ARG1-PPT: disappointed entity

let_down-v: Inanimate disappointed entity

While delivering his appreciation speech , Xiaotong Fei said that "
IARG0
willARGM-MOD
neverARGM-NEG
letrel
downrel
the encouragement given to me by this friendly neighboring countryARG1
.

let_out

let_out.06 - rent or lease

LET_OUT-V NOTES: Roleset based on instances in BOLT P01, Part04. No relevant entry in VN, FN. Phrasal version of let.05. Framed by Claire. (from let.06-v)

Aliases:

let_out (v.)
letting_out (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: landlord
ARG1-PPT: thing rented (rooms, etc)
ARG2-GOL: renter, recipient of rented thing
ARG3-VSP: amount of rent charged, rate
ARG4-VSP: term of lease, time period

let_out-v: Args 0, 1

WeARG0
initially lived in the property but
subsequentlyARGM-TMP
letrel
itARG1
outrel
having received permission to do so from NationwideARGM-ADV
.

let_off

let_off.07 - (cause to) emit

LET_OFF-V, LETTING_OFF-N NOTES: Added by Julia for Lorelei.

Aliases:

let_off (v.)
letting_off (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: causer
ARG1-PPT: emitter
ARG2-VSP: emitted

let_off-v

A convoy of police cars , ambulances and other rescue vehiclesARG0
letrel
offrel
a long blastARG2
from their hornsARG1
as the workers in orange jumpsuits stood quietly with eyes downcast , some removing their white hardhatsARGM-TMP
.