"run" Rolesets

run.01 - operate, proceed, operate or proceed

RUN-V NOTES: Frames file for 'run' based on survey of initial sentences of big corpus and comparison with 'work.' For additional examples for this sense/roleset, refer to work.01. Could be interpreted as "walk quickly"sense also. Created by Olga (from run.01-v)
RUN-N NOTES: Roleset based on run.01-v. No corresponding verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from run.02-n)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.01-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
run (n.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: operator
ARG1-PPT: machine, operation, procedure
ARG2-GOL: employer
ARG3-COM: coworker
ARG4-MNR: instrumental

run-v: agentive

wants to resume a more influential role in .

run-v: unaccusative

.

run-v: with instrument

.

run-n: Example with arg 1 as procede

prevent from a

run-n: Another arg 1 as procede

're going to a

run.02 - walk quickly, a course or contest, run/jog, run for office

RUN-V NOTES: I am so going to get in trouble for that. Probably more natural as a passive: "The Boston Marathon is run over Labor Day weekend." Beware of "run out of the room", which could be misinterpreted as the phrasal "run_out". VN classes run-51.3.2, swarm-47.5.1-1 (from run.02-v)
RUN-N NOTES: Roleset based on eventive-nouns-00060. Comparison to run.02-v. Framed by Katie. (from run.06-n)
RUN-N NOTES: Roleset based on eventive-nouns-000060. Comparison to run.02-v. No corresponding Verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from run.07-n)
RUN-N NOTES: Roleset based on eventive-nouns-000060. Comparison to run.02-v. No corresponding Verbnet class. Framed by Katie.
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.02-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
run (n.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PPT: runner
ARG1-LOC: course, race, distance
ARG2-PPT: opponent

run-v: ARG0 and ARG1

According to the agreement , restrictions on those seeking association membership and sub - committee posts will be relaxed , but the rules will be tightened for , .

run-v: Political race, with opponent

By , who has been reported in Vanity Fair to have a mistress , could ...

run-v: ergative race

.

run-v: with direction

decide it 's not worth it and .

run-v: with pole position

The fact is that , .

run-n: Example with arg 0 and direction

He had to warm up for

run-n: Example with both args

run-n: Another example with both args

run.03 - cost

RUN-V NOTES: (from run.03-v)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.03-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG1-PPT: commodity
ARG2-VSP: price
ARG3-GOL: buyer

run-v: wino

.

run-v: with buyer

, , .

run.04 - range, extend

RUN-V NOTES: VN class meander-47.7. (from run.04-v)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.04-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent (rare)
ARG1-PPT: logical subject, thing ranging
ARG2-EXT: EXT, distance run
ARG3-DIR: start point
ARG4-GOL: end point
ARGM-MNR: medium

run-v: extend

, .

run-v: with arg0

, .

run.07 - run into: encounter

RUN-V NOTES: VN class bump-18.4 (from run.07-v)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.07-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PPT: encounterer
ARG1-LOC: thing encountered

run-v: ARG0 and ARG1

If you take an interest in the aboriginal tribes of central Taiwan , it wo n't be long before .

run.08 - caused motion

RUN-V NOTES: VN class carry-11.4. (from run.08-v)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.08-n)

Aliases:

running (n.)
run (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: causer of motion
ARG1-PPT: entity in motion
ARG2-GOL: destination
ARG3-DIR: source

run-v: ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

Prosecutors in Southern Florida indicted five Panamanians on charges of .

run.09 - cause to appear in media, broadcasting

RUN-V NOTES: (from run.09-v)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.09-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: advertiser
ARG1-PPT: advertisement, series, etc
ARG2-MNR: medium

run-v: without medium

.

run-v: ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

: .

run.10 - various idioms/multi-word expressions, various idioms, multi-word expressions

RUN-V NOTES: predicate added by Arrick (from run.10-v)
RUNNING-N NOTES: (from running.10-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
running (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: runner, agent
ARG1-PPT: idiom; deficit, risk, etc.
ARG2-PRD: attribute of arg 1

run-v: run the risk

... the president does n't .

run-v: run a tab

able to

run.13 - progression over a specific (maybe time) span

RUN-N NOTES: No corresponding verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from run.01-n)
RUN-V NOTES: Added by Julia and Tim.
This sense is also used for stretches of time ('in the long run') (from run.01-n)

Aliases:

run (v.)
run (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: instigator/ agent/ causer of run
ARG1-PPT: thing progressing
ARG2-EXT: time span
ARG3-VSP: secondary theme

run-v

run-n: Example with arg 1

a

run-n: Example with arg 0 as copier

an

run-n: Example of run as in a length of time

In the ,

run-n

A series of accidents has lead to the end of the

run-n

ended on Saturday

run-v

run.14 - earn points (on exam/competition)

RUN-N NOTES: Roleset based on score.01. Comparison to score.01. No corresponding verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from run.03-n)

Aliases:

run (n.)
home_run (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: athlete, scorer

run-n: Example with scorer

tied the game .

run-n: Baseball example

run-n: Another baseball example

A

run.15 - defect: hole or snag

RUN-N NOTES: No corresponding verbnet class. Framed by Katie. (from run.04-n)

Aliases:

run (n.)

Roles:

ARG1-PPT: damaged item or location of the run

run-n: arg 1 as location

a

run-n: Arg 1 as damaged item

There is a

run.16 - nomlike-run-away

RUN-N NOTES: Roleset based on escape.01. Comparison to escape.01. Verbnet class escape-51.1. Framed by Katie. (from run.05-n)

Aliases:

run (n.)
on_run (x.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity escaping
ARG1-PPT: place or thing escaped
ARG2-DIR: running from

on_run-x: Example with 'on the run' in a clause, so you can't use arg 0

After on the , Mr. Chan learned the order for hisarrest had been canceled .

on_run-x: Watch the trees, if you can annotate an arg 0, do so.

Steinbaugh , on the , turned up on Thursday evening .

run.17 - mass mad dash to take money out of the banks

RUN-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on more-nouns. No corresponding VNcls. (from run.09-n)

Aliases:

run (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: scared bank customers
ARG1-PPT: bank

run-n: arg1

Economist Maria Delapasvela , who works with the magazine Rabista Hastion says adopting the US dollar has put an end to Ecuador 's crisis atmosphere characterized by andother disruptions .

run-n: both args

This is only the beginning as depositors have continued even after the bailout .

run-n: Light Verb

, a and it had to close its doors .

run.23 - check information against a database

RUN-V NOTES: Added by Julia.

Aliases:

run (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent
ARG1-PPT: information checked
ARG2-GOL: database run against

run-v

After , he came to my window with his hand on his holster .

run_out.05 - run out: exhaust, exhausting, running out

RUN_OUT-V NOTES: Compare to the "walk quickly" roleset id="run.08" above. (from run.05-v)
RUNNING_OUT-N NOTES: (from running.05-n)

Aliases:

run_out (v.)
running_out (n.)

Roles:

ARG1-PPT: commodity
ARG2-GOL: benefactive

run_out-v: ergative

... before .

run_out-v: with beneficiary

`` , '' Mr. Jerritts said .

run_up.06 - run up: accumulate, accumulating

RUN_UP-V NOTES: (from run.06-v)
RUNNING_UP-N NOTES: (from running.06-n)

Aliases:

run_up (v.)
running_up (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity accumulating something
ARG1-PPT: thing/stuff accumulated

run_up-v: poor planning

The ruling could lead to the cancellation of .

run_up.19 - progression (maybe time span) leading up to a deadline

RUN_UP-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on more-nouns. Corresponds to run-n.01, run_up-v.06, VNcls meander-47.7. (from run.10-n)

Aliases:

run_up (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent of running-up
ARG1-PPT: thing progressing
ARG2-GOL: deadline

run_up-n: arg2

Local elections took place peacefully across Colombia on Sunday despite violence that had marred the - .

run_up-n: arg1

For all of , Renaissance Investment Management Inc. 's computer sat on the sidelines .

run_down.11 - run_down: wear out, tire

RUN_DOWN-V NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT; adjectival 'run_down' based on BOLT-2,3. No VNcls. (from run.11-v)
RUN_DOWN-J NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an alias file for unification. (from run.11-j)

Aliases:

run_down (v.)
run_down (j.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent/cause of tiredness
ARG1-PPT: entity becoming tired

run_down-v: ergative

Time to plug yourself in for a recharge , re starting to .

run_down-v: more typical usage

You know are getting and overly tired when : 1 . You 're easily enervated . Little things set you off .

run_down-j

are .

run_down.21 - explain

RUN_DOWN-N NOTES: Based on Bolt data. Comparison to explain.01. Explain.01 is a member of VN classes indicate-78-1 and transfer_mesg-37.1.1.Framed by Katie. (from run.12-n)

Aliases:

run_down (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: explainer
ARG1-PPT: thing explained
ARG2-GOL: explained to

run_down-n: args 0 and 1

A :

run_over.12 - drive over somebody/something

RUN_OVER-V NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT. No VNcls. (from run.12-v)

Aliases:

run_over (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: agent, driver
ARG1-PPT: victim, smashed thing
ARG2-MNR: vehicle

run_over-v: args 0, 1

, dragged it 300 feet , dead college student .

run_off.18 - final round of voting between remaining candidates

RUN_OFF-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on more-nouns. No corresponding VNcls. (from run.08-n)
If you see an instance with more than one competitor, where each is individually taggable, we should add a role for that. No such examples found so far. (from run.08-n)

Aliases:

run_off (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: voters
ARG1-PPT: candidates
ARG2-PRD: position candidate will be elected to, subject matter of election

run_off-n: Args 1 and 2

No , there is n't going to be a - .

run_off-n: Args 0 and 1

The issue came to a head in 1986 when the Democrats ruled too many Republicans had voted in - .

run_off.24 - run away, abscond

RUN_OFF-V, RUNNING_OFF-N NOTES: Added b Julia for AMR.

Aliases:

run_off (v.)
running_off (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: runaway
ARG1-PPT: thing taken
ARG2-GOL: destination
ARG3-COM: entity accompanied

run_off-v: arg3

A betrayed wife yesterday spoke of the torment she went through after .

run_off-v: arg1

I have a flatmate !

run_off-v: arg2 and PRP

The Joe 's recruitment policies suffered once .

run_in.20 - encounter

RUN_IN-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on more-nouns. No corresponding VNcls. (from run.11-n)

Aliases:

run_in (n.)
run-in (n.)
have_run_in (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: entity doing the encountering
ARG1-PPT: subject-matter of the encounter
ARG2-GOL: entity encountered

run_in-n: arg2

Mr. Blinder said the change was n't related to the brokerage 's recent troubles , which have included sharp declines in earnings , - and lawsuits by former customers .

run_in-n: all args

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jerome Simpson has plead guilty to the charges placed against him for - .

runaround.22 - evasive or avoiding behavior

Based on Google data. Comparison with deceive.01. No VN or FN classes. Framed by Katie and Meredith.
Based on Google data. Comparison with deceive.01. No VN or FN classes. Framed by Katie and Meredith.

Aliases:

runaround (n.)
give_runaround (l.)
get_runaround (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: causer
ARG1-PPT: delayed or deceived entity
ARG2-PRD: topic, decieved about/delayed in

give_runaround-l: light verb

the .

run_aground.25 - to touch ground below the water, become stuck because of it

prepped by Tim during MWE framing

Aliases:

run_aground (m.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: captain
ARG1-PPT: ship, thing ran aground
ARG2-LOC: ground or shoal touched

run-n: Example with 'on the run' in a clause, so you can't use arg 0

run_afoul.26 - offend a person, break a set or rules or norms

prepped by Tim during MWE framing

Aliases:

run_afoul (m.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: person running afoul; person offending
ARG1-PPT: thing or group offended
ARG2-LOC: action that ran afoul of norms

run-n: Example with 'on the run' in a clause, so you can't use arg 0

If you keep stealing

cut_and_run.27 - to hurry off promptly, escape, flee danger

prepped by Tim during MWE framing

Aliases:

cut_and_run (m.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: person fleeing, cutter and runner
ARG1-PPT: who or where they are leaving
ARG2-CAU: danger; in the face of what

arg0

Does America want to lose this war and

arg1

When , how did that war change ?

have_good_run.28 - to conclude an activity after many accomplishments

prepped by Tim during MWE framing

Aliases:

have_good_run (m.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: ground that had some success
ARG1-PPT: activity that one had some success at

have_good_run-m

a