unplayable
unplayable.01 - game play: not able to be played
UNPLAYABLE-J NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT-4,5. Relation to play.01. (from unplayable.01-j)Because the 'opponent' argument is not a numbered arg in any of the 'play-v' rolesets, because it can be a primary subject role here, and because it doesn't apply to the music sense, I have divided the game and music sense into two separate senses here. (from unplayable.01-j)
Aliases:
unplayable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: Player
ARG1-PPT: Game that can't be played
ARG2-MNR: instrument used to play game (or not)
ARG3-COM: opponent
ARG1-PPT: Game that can't be played
ARG2-MNR: instrument used to play game (or not)
ARG3-COM: opponent
arg3
As for IrelandARGM-ADV
, wellARGM-DIS
the FrenchARG3
were unplayablerel
arg1
That 's like saying
baseballARG1
is unplayablerel
without taking steroidsARGM-MNR
.args 1, 2
BaseballARG1
is unplayablerel
without a batARG2
.unplayable.02 - not able to be performed, musically
UNPLAYABLE-J NOTES: Added by Julia. Relation to play.01. (from unplayable.02-j)Aliases:
unplayable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: musician
ARG1-PPT: piece performed
ARG2-MNR: instrument
ARG1-PPT: piece performed
ARG2-MNR: instrument
args 1, 2
This songARG1
is unplayablerel
on three instrumentsARG2
.unplayable.03 - role not able to be played, theatrically
UNPLAYABLE-J NOTES: Added by Julia. Relation to play.02. (from unplayable.03-j)Aliases:
unplayable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: Actor
ARG1-PPT: role
ARG1-PPT: role
Therefore, Angela Lansbury is not a hack.
After allARGM-DIS
the roleARG1
is unplayablerel
by a hackARG0
. I saw Angela Lansbury play Rose and she was spectacular .