protect
protect.01 - shield from danger
PROTECT-V NOTES: Member of Vncls defend-85. (from protect.01-v)PROTECTION-N NOTES: Roleset based on protect.01. No corresponding verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from protection.01-n)
The protector/instrument distinction largely comes down tointentionality. Instrumental subjects seem to be much more common. (from protect.01-v)
Aliases:
protect (v.)
protection (n.)
protecting (n.)
protection (n.)
protecting (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: protector
ARG1-PPT: protected
ARG2-PPT: danger
ARG3-MNR: instrument
ARG1-PPT: protected
ARG2-PPT: danger
ARG3-MNR: instrument
protect-v: agentive subject and instrument
RepublicansARG0
want to protectrel
the measureARG1
by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats would find hard to vote againstARG3
.protect-v: instrumental subject
Mr. Wilder introduced
a billARG3
to protectrel
rape victimsARG1
from unfounded interrogationARG2
.protect-v: passivized
The informationARG1
is protectedrel
by attorney - client priviledgeARG3
.protection-n: Example with arg 2
such proceedings give it
protectionrel
from creditor lawsuitsARG2
protection-n: Another arg 1 and 2 example
ourARG1
`` earthquakeARG2
'' protectionrel
protection-n: One more arg 1 and 2 as this is the most common
TheirARG1
onlyARGM-ADJ
protectionrel
against a brutal winterARG2
protection-n: with arg3
Everything you 've ever wanted to know about the use of
personalARG1
protectionrel
with firearmsARG3
in the homeARGM-LOC
protective
protective.02 - acting defensively for the safety/preservation of something dear
PROTECTIVE-J NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an alias file for unification. (from protective.01-j)Aliases:
protective (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: protector
ARG1-PPT: protected
ARG2-PPT: danger
ARG3-MNR: instrument
ARG1-PPT: protected
ARG2-PPT: danger
ARG3-MNR: instrument
protective-j
ScottARG0
is protectiverel
of his private lifeARG1
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