moderate
moderate.01 - make moderate
MODERATE-V NOTES: Frames file for 'moderate' based on sentences in wsj. VN class other_cos-45.4. (from moderate.01-v)MODERATION-N NOTES: (from moderation.01-n)
Aliases:
moderate (v.)
moderation (n.)
moderation (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: moderator
ARG1-PPT: thing that would be extreme otherwise
ARG2-VSP: specific aspect of arg1 that is moderate
ARG1-PPT: thing that would be extreme otherwise
ARG2-VSP: specific aspect of arg1 that is moderate
agentive
Some climate models project that interior regions of Asia would be among the first to heat up in a global warming because they are far from
oceansARG0
, whichR-ARG0
moderaterel
temperature changesARG1
.ergative
At the same time , last week 's consumer price index showed that
inflationARG1
is moderatingrel
.nominal rel: moderation
Obviously , we continue to see signs of
moderationrel
, but let 's remember this is still the longest and strongest boom in all of American history .moderate.02 - to preside over; proctor, preside over, proctor
MODERATE-V NOTES: Based on sentence in Bolt data. Comparison to preside and monitor. No VN class. Framed by Katie. (from moderate.02-v)MODERATION-N NOTES: (from moderation.02-n)
Aliases:
moderation (n.)
moderate (v.)
moderate (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: leader
ARG1-PPT: group lead or monitored
ARG1-PPT: group lead or monitored
Whole sentance usage
SheARG0
was chosen to moderaterel
the conventionARG1
.VBN usage
this
moderatedrel
threadARG1
arg1
President Mubarak is a strong supporter of
moderationrel
of the Arab - Israeli conflictARG1
.moderate.03 - mild, of a medium amount; not excessive
MODERATE-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT-1. (from moderate.01-j)Aliases:
moderate (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent
ARG1-PPT: moderate entity
ARG2-VSP: specific aspect of arg1 that is moderate
ARG1-PPT: moderate entity
ARG2-VSP: specific aspect of arg1 that is moderate
arg1
Nice to see that those lacking a religion are now a majority , although thankfully
UK ChristiansARG1
tend to be veryARGM-EXT
reserved and moderaterel
unlike their US counterpartsARGM-ADV
.both args
most students surveyedARG1
were moderaterel
in their views about alcohol useARG2
.