quicken
quicken.01 - become faster
QUICKEN-V NOTES: Frames file for 'quicken' based on sentences in wsj. No access to Verbnet at the moment. (from quicken.01-v predicate notes)Aliases:
quicken (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: causer of speed-up
ARG1-PPT: thing becoming faster
ARG2-EXT: EXT
ARG3-DIR: old speed
ARG4-PRD: new speed
ARG1-PPT: thing becoming faster
ARG2-EXT: EXT
ARG3-DIR: old speed
ARG4-PRD: new speed
ARG0 and ARG1
At the same timeARGM-TMP
, various placesARG0
have quickenedrel
steps of relaxing control over small enterprisesARG1
.patient as subject
Housing startsARG1
are expected to quickenrel
a bitARG2
from August 's annual pace of 1,350,000 unitsARG3
.quick
quick.02 - speedy, nimble
QUICK-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT-1. (from quick.01-j)QUICKER-J NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an alias file for unification. (from quicker.01-j)
Aliases:
quicker (j.)
quick (j.)
quick (j.)
Roles:
ARG1-PPT: non-volitional speedy thing/action (may require concatenation)
arg1, argMs
Firing squadARG1
is probablyARGM-ADV
prettyARGM-EXT
quickrel
, but I do n't know that it 's used much .concatenation of arg1
On his early strikeARGM-TMP
, the livewire wingerARG1
was quickrel
to praise team - mate Jonjo Shelvey , the man who provided a delightful 50 - yard pass to assistC-ARG1
.concatenation of arg1
ItARG1
has tons of protein , good sugar , and is quickrel
to eatC-ARG1
.lexical comparative
Just finished zapping them again but this time did it myself , found
itARG1
to be muchARGM-EXT
quickerrel
.