serve
serve.01 - act, work, performance of a service
SERVE-V NOTES: Frames file for 'serve' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. Comparison to 'work'. Member of Vncls masquerade-29.6-2, spend_time-104. (from serve-v.01)SERVING-N NOTES: (from serving-n.01)
SERVICE-N NOTES: Roleset based on serve-v.01, service-v.01. Corresponds to VNcls masquerade-29.6, spend_time-104. (from service-n.01)
Aliases:
serving (n.)
serve (v.)
service (n.)
serve (v.)
service (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: worker, entity performing a service/acting in some capacity
ARG1-PPT: job, project, service performed
ARG2-GOL: employer/recipient/beneficiary of service
ARG1-PPT: job, project, service performed
ARG2-GOL: employer/recipient/beneficiary of service
serve-v: just employer
Each new trading roadblock is likely to be beaten by
institutionsARG0
seeking better ways to serverel
their high - volume clientsARG2
, here or overseasARGM-LOC
.serve-v: just job
Mr. Reupke was one of
three executivesARG0
on Reuters 's eight - person executive committee whoR-ARG0
did n'tARGM-NEG
alsoARGM-ADV
serverel
on the company 's board of directorsARG1
.serve-v: job and employer
He has never met Lynn Williams , the president of the United Steelworkers union , and is n't active in the industry 's main trade group ,
the American Iron and Steel InstituteARG2
, whichR-ARG2
Mr. Roderick servedrel
as chairmanARG1
.serve-v: job as pro-controlled S
In a statement , Arnold B. McKinnon , chairman and chief executive officer , noted that
the new repurchase programARG0
`` shouldARGM-MOD
serverel
to enhance shareholder valueARG1
. ''serving-n
HisARG0
servingrel
as CTOARG1
for many yearsARGM-TMP
had given him great insight into the dynamics of small companies .service-n
The
servicerel
of securityARG1
service-n
HisARG0
exemplaryARGM-ADV
servicerel
as Secretary of CommerceARG1
service-n
a company that provides
disaster recoveryARG1
servicesrel
for computer - dependent businessesARG2
service-n
Mike raised $ 35000 for Help For Heroes , a charity that is close to his heart following
hisARG0
ten yearARGM-TMP
servicerel
in the British ArmyARG2
.service-n
CommunityARG2
servicerel
serve.02 - cater (to someone or something), delivery of something concrete
SERVE-V NOTES: Member of Vncls fulfilling-13.4.1-1. Updated by Julia, 11/2010. (from serve-v.02)SERVING-N NOTES: (from serving-n.02)
SERVICE-N NOTES: Roleset based on serve-v.02. Corresponds to VNcls fulfilling-13.4.1-1. (from service-n.02)
Aliases:
serve (v.)
serving (n.)
service (n.)
servicing (n.)
serving (n.)
service (n.)
servicing (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: server
ARG1-PPT: thing served/delivered
ARG2-GOL: served/delivered to
ARG1-PPT: thing served/delivered
ARG2-GOL: served/delivered to
serve-v: ARG0 and ARG2 and ARG1
The MembersARG0
could still try to serverel
their constituentsARG2
with special - interest goodiesARG1
, but the police -LRB- in the form of a President -RRB- would be there with a straitjacket if they really get crazy , as they do now .serving-n
HerARG0
servingrel
popcornARG1
all dayARGM-TMP
caused her to go home smelling like butter substitute .service-n
For that reason , the
servicerel
of legal documentsARG1
on the premises of the trade showARGM-LOC
has been prohibited .service-n
Proof of
servicerel
of divorce papersARG1
to someone in jail in floridaARG2
service-n
A part of the Hotel - Villa BB is Adria tavern where we offer
servicerel
of breakfastARG1
to our guestsARG2
serve.04 - serve a sentence
SERVE-V NOTES: Added by Julia (from serve-v.04)SERVING-N NOTES: (from serving-n.04)
Aliases:
serve (v.)
serving (n.)
serving (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: entity doing time
ARG1-PPT: sentence served (maybe given as a period of time)
ARG2-CAU: crime, reason for sentence
ARG1-PPT: sentence served (maybe given as a period of time)
ARG2-CAU: crime, reason for sentence
serve-v: args 0, 1
... no one ... wanted
herARG0
to serverel
prison timeARG1
more than myself .serve_up
serve_up.03 - provide, offer
SERVE-V NOTES: No direct Vncls, but see fulfilling-13.4.1-1. (from serve-v.03)SERVING-N NOTES: (from serving-n.03)
Aliases:
serving_up (n.)
serve_up (v.)
serve_up (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: server
ARG1-PPT: served
ARG2-GOL: served to
ARG1-PPT: served
ARG2-GOL: served to
serve_up-v: unmentioned beneficiary
Servedrel
uprel
as a soloARGM-PRD
, however , the musicARG1
lacks the resonance provided by a context within another medium .serving_up-n
TheirARG0
servingrel
uprel
pancakesARG1
late into the afternoonARGM-TMP
caught the lodge many customers straight off the slope .service
service.05 - do things to, like maintenance
SERVICE-V NOTES: Frames file for 'service' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. No Verbnet entry, no Framenet entry. (from service-v.01)SERVICE-N NOTES: Added by Julia during unification.
Aliases:
service (n.)
service (v.)
service (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: doer
ARG1-PPT: thing worked on
ARG2-ADJ: kind of service (thing done to arg1)
ARG1-PPT: thing worked on
ARG2-ADJ: kind of service (thing done to arg1)
service-n: ARG0 and ARG1
This year , Mr. Wathen says
the firmARG0
will be able to servicerel
debtARG1
and still turn a modest profit .service-n; arg2
It has been going in for
oil changeARG2
servicerel
every 2.5k miles .service.06 - religious service or ceremony
SERVICE-N NOTES: Roleset loosely based on celebrate.01. Verbnet class judgement-33. Framed by Katie. (from service.03-n)Aliases:
service (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: honorer/attendees
ARG1-PPT: type of service
ARG2-PRD: explicit mention of entity honored at the service
ARG1-PPT: type of service
ARG2-PRD: explicit mention of entity honored at the service
service-n: Example with arg 1 as religious service
Thirty - five percent attend
religiousARG1
servicesrel
regularlyservice-n: example with arg 1 and 2
More than 100 people
theirARG2
weddingARG1
servicerel
.