return
return.01 - come back
RETURN-V NOTES: This is probably a different sense (Wordnet has 16 verbal senses forreturn) but the syntax seems to work. Corresponding VN class escape-51.1-2. (from return.01-v)RETURN-N NOTES: Roleset based on return.02. Verbnet class escape-51.1-2. Framed by Katie. (from return.01-n)
Aliases:
return (v.)
return (n.)
return (n.)
Roles:
ARG1-PPT: entity in motion
ARG2-EXT: (extent -- rare)
ARG3-DIR: start point
ARG4-GOL: end point
ARGM-LOC: medium
ARG2-EXT: (extent -- rare)
ARG3-DIR: start point
ARG4-GOL: end point
ARGM-LOC: medium
return-v: typical
IARG1
need to returnrel
on TuesdayARGM-TMP
.return-v: metaphorical
ParentsARG1
are returningrel
to the cloth diaperARG4
.return-n: Example of end point as 'return to ..."
they expect a
returnrel
to full operationsARG4
by SaturdayARGM-TMP
return-n: Example with arg 1 and 4
theirARG1
returnrel
to black townships across the countryARG4
return-n: Example with args 1 and 4
theirARG1
returnrel
to EarthARG4
return-n: Example with arg 1
The possible
returnrel
of the verification teamARG1
return-n: revert to
a
returnrel
to Soviet - era symbolism in RussiaARG4
return.02 - give back
RETURN-V NOTES: Nothing is actually changing hands here, so it's a different sense,but the syntax is the same. (from return.02-v)RETURN-N NOTES: Roleset based on return.02. Verbnet class send-11.1. Framed by Katie. (from return.02-n)
Aliases:
return (v.)
return (n.)
return (j.)
return (n.)
return (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: giver
ARG1-PPT: thing given
ARG2-GOL: entity given to
ARG1-PPT: thing given
ARG2-GOL: entity given to
return-v: Japanese baseball
FansARG0
politelyARGM-MNR
returnrel
foul ballsARG1
to stadium ushersARG2
.return-v: seeking comment
Charles LaBellaARG0
did n'tARGM-NEG
returnrel
phone calls seeking commentARG1
.return-j: Example with all args
hisARG0
returnrel
toastARG1
to Mr. NixonARG2
return-n: Example with args 1 and 2
the
returnrel
of cheaper sharesARG1
to the lenderARG2
return-n: Example with all args
TheirARG0
returnrel
of our refugeesARG1
to their homesARG2
return-n: Possibly confusing use
Jack 'sARG1
safeARGM-MNR
returnrel
return-n: Args 1 and 2
The
returnrel
of East JerusalemARG1
to the PalestiniansARG2
return.03 - bring back
RETURN-V NOTES: Syntax is similar to "give back". Corresponding VN class convert-26.6.2. (from return.03-v)RETURN-N NOTES: Roleset based on return.03. Verbnet class send-11.1. Framed by Katie. (from return.03-n)
Aliases:
return (n.)
return (v.)
return (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: entity bring something back
ARG1-PPT: thing brought back
ARG2-GOL: attribute of arg1, state arg1 is brought back to
ARG1-PPT: thing brought back
ARG2-GOL: attribute of arg1, state arg1 is brought back to
return-v: transitive active
The companyARG0
had returnedrel
the plantARG1
to routine inspectionARG2
in AugustARGM-TMP
.return-n: Example with arg 1
the best
puntARG1
returnrel
, quarterback sack , etcreturn-n: Example with arg 0 and arg 1
The mechine 'sARG0
ballARG1
returnrel
was broken .return.04 - send back
RETURN-V NOTES: Almost 'cause to come back' and thus closely related to return.01, butnote that you can't have a source argument (at least not to my ears). VN class send-11.1 (from return.04-v)Aliases:
return (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: sender
ARG1-PPT: thing sent
ARG2-GOL: sent-to
ARG1-PPT: thing sent
ARG2-GOL: sent-to
return-v: all args
Mr. Koskotas is fighting
extradition proceedingsARG0
thatR-ARG0
wouldARGM-MOD
returnrel
himARG1
to Greece , where he is charged with embezzling more than $ 250 million from the Bank of CreteARG2
.return.05 - exchange, trade
RETURN-N NOTES: Roleset based on exchange.01. Verbnet class exchange-13.6. Framed by Katie. (from return.05-n)Aliases:
return (n.)
in_return (r.)
in_return_for (p.)
in_return (r.)
in_return_for (p.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent, entity trading
ARG1-PPT: theme
ARG2-COM: other exchanger
ARG3-PPT: secondary theme
ARG1-PPT: theme
ARG2-COM: other exchanger
ARG3-PPT: secondary theme
in_return_for-p: Example with args 1
in
returnrel
for removing all our tariff barriersARG1
in_return_for-p: Often in the form of 'in return for'
In
returnrel
for services renderedARG1
in_return_for-p: It is rare to find this with more than arg 1
In
returnrel
for your patienceARG1
return.06 - give a dividend
RETURN-N NOTES: Roleset based on yield.03. No corresponding verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from return.04-n)Aliases:
return (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: thing providing a dividend
ARG1-PPT: dividend, earnings
ARG2-GOL: recipient
ARG1-PPT: dividend, earnings
ARG2-GOL: recipient
return-n: Monitary example (usual use)
a
0.89 %ARG1
returnrel
on assetsARG0
for Security PacificARG2
return-n: the return percentage can be 'earnings'
KKR racked up
annualARGM-TMP
returnsrel
of 60 %ARG1
in the three years it owned Storer .return-n: Non-monitary example
Returnsrel
from just under a third of the polling stationsARG0
return-n: Arg 0 is often inanimate
A
returnrel
of investmentsARG0
of 32 %ARG1
return-n: Animate arg 2
whoseARG2
returnsrel
after taxARGM-TMP
have trailed tuition increasesreturnable
returnable.07 - eligible/able to be given back
RETURNABLE-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on SMS. Relation to return.02 (from returnable.02-j)Aliases:
returnable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: giver
ARG1-PPT: thing given back
ARG2-GOL: recipient
ARG1-PPT: thing given back
ARG2-GOL: recipient
returnable-j: arg1
I ca n't get a fucking answer . If
itARG1
s returnablerel
, buy it , I guess , but I really do n't see us using it . It supposed to be 70 on Monday . You can always return it .