MYSQL

word	c
go	20
run	14
take	13
have	11
leave	11
pass	11
blow	10
call	10
get	10
come	9
work	9
break	8
close	8
make	8
open	8
charge	7
clear	7
right	7
short	7
stand	7

rolesethead	GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT word)	c
take	take,take_aback,take_away,take_down,take_hold,take_in,take_off,take_on,take_out,take_over,take_up,taking	35
go	go,go_back,go_down,go_off,go_on,go_out,go_over,go_through,gone,undergo	33
come	come,come_about,come_across,come_along,come_by,come_down,come_in,come_off,come_on,come_out,come_over,come_through,come_to,come_up,come_upon	30
get	get,get_along,get_away,get_back,get_by,get_down,get_even,get_off,get_on,get_out,get_through,get_together,get_up	30
break	break,break_away,break_down,break_even,break_ground,break_in,break_off,break_out,break_through,break_up,broke,broke_ass	27
make	make,make_believe,make_do,make_it,make_off,make_out,make_over,make_up,making	25
run	run,run_down,run_in,run_off,run_out,run_over,run_up,runaround	24
pass	pass,pass_away,pass_by,pass_off,pass_on,pass_out,pass_over,pass_up	22
turn	turn,turn_away,turn_down,turn_in,turn_off,turn_on,turn_out,turn_over,turn_up	19
call	call,call_in,call_off,call_on,call_out,call_up,call_upon	17
leave	leave,leave_behind,leave_off,leave_out,leave_over,left	17
set	set,set_about,set_down,set_forth,set_off,set_out,set_up,set_upon	17
stand	keg_stand,longstanding,stanced,stand,stand_by,stand_down,stand_out,stand_up,standoff	17
put	hard_put,put,put_down,put_in,put_off,put_on,put_out,put_up	16
give	give,give_away,give_back,give_in,give_off,give_out,give_over,give_rise_to,give_up	15
hold	hold,hold_back,hold_off,hold_on,hold_out,hold_over,hold_up	15
work	work,work_out,work_up,worked_up	15
better	best,better,good,well,well_off,well_up	14
blow	blow,blow_out,blow_over,blow_up	14
close	close,close_down,close_in,close_off,close_over,close_up	13

pbwordid	rolesetid	rolesethead	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	wordid	word
4643	4005	go	go.01	motion	60084	go
4643	4006	go	go.02	self-directed motion, disapear or go away	60084	go
4643	4007	go	go.03	pursue (often with after)	60084	go
4643	4008	go	go.04	modal / future	60084	go
4643	4009	go	go.05	serial verb construction	60084	go
4643	4010	go	go.06	proceed (with a variety of prepositions)	60084	go
4643	4011	go	go.07	sell	60084	go
4643	4012	go	go.08	become	60084	go
4643	4013	go	go.09	operate	60084	go
4643	4014	go	go.10	benefactive	60084	go
4643	4015	go	go.11	serve	60084	go
4643	4016	go	go.12	experience, undergo	60084	go
4643	4017	go	go.14	be left	60084	go
4643	4018	go	go.21	have on your side	60084	go
4643	4019	go	go.22	go with, match, accompany	60084	go
4643	4020	go	go.23	say	60084	go
4643	4021	go	go.24	existential	60084	go
4643	4022	go	go.29	potty	60084	go
4643	4023	go	go.31	an attempt, effort	60084	go
4643	4024	go	go.32	attack or insult	60084	go
4644	4025	go	go_back.19	return to being		go_back
4645	4026	go	go_down.27	happen		go_down
4647	4028	go	go_off.16	become on		go_off
4648	4029	go	go_on.15	go on: occur, continue		go_on
4648	4030	go	go_on.25	continue speaking		go_on
4649	4031	go	go_out.17	leave		go_out
4649	4032	go	go_out.18	extinguish		go_out
4649	4033	go	go_out.34	date		go_out
4650	4034	go	go_over.26	review, discuss, analyze, explain		go_over
4650	4035	go	go_over.30	be received, create an impression		go_over
4651	4036	go	go_through.20	come to completion		go_through
4661	4045	go	gone.33	telling time: after X o'clock	60494	gone
11463	10001	go	undergo.28	experience, undergo	141844	undergo

pbwordid	wordid	word	rolesetid	rolesethead	rolesetname	rolesetdescr
84	1105	accompany	65	accompany	accompany.01	go along with

pbwordid	wordid	word	rolesetid	rolesethead	rolesetname	rolesetdescr
179	2105	admit	136	admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth
179	2105	admit	137	admit	admit.02	allow to enter

word	GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')'))
abandon	abandon.01 (leave behind),abandon.02 (exchange),abandon.03 (surrender, give_over)
abduct	abduct.01 (to carry someone off by force),abduct.02 (move away from a central axis)
ablate	ablate.01 (surgical removal of a body part; controlled surgical removal),ablate.02 (erode)
about	about.01 (located 'around', in the general vicinity),about.02 (about to __)
abuse	abuse.01 (mistreat a person or animal, often repeatedly, with violence or with cruelty),abuse.02 (use (something) to bad effect or for a bad purpose; misuse),abuse.03 (use offending language)
abysmal	abysmal.01 (generally terrible, in the absolute lowest ranges),abysmal.02 (be extremely unskilled at)
accord	accord.01 (to give),accord.02 (follow a procedure; be in line with expectations or other facts),accord.03 (create or agree to a pact)
act	act.01 (play a role; behave),act.02 (do something, perform an action),act.05 (thing done)
add	add.01 (say),add.02 (mathematics, mixing, add something to something else, increase),add.03 (achieve or gain)
address	address.01 (put an address on, or speak to),address.02 (deal with),address.03 (answer, pay attention to)
adhere	adhere.01 (stick (to)),adhere.02 (follow (policy, etc))
adjourn	adjourn.01 ((bring to a) close),adjourn.02 (go from one location to another)
admit	admit.01 (acknowledge truth),admit.02 (allow to enter)
admonish	admonish.01 (persuade warningly),admonish.02 (chastise)
advance	advance.01 (move forward or upward),advance.03 (pay out a portion of wages/credit before they are due)
affair	affair.01 (an illicit romantic relationship),affair.02 (matter, occurance)
affect	affect.01 (have an effect on, have an effect on),affect.02 (assume, take on)
afford	afford.01 (be able to spare, have the financial means),afford.02 (provide, make available)
aggress	aggress.01 (hostile behavior, actively hostile),aggress.02 (fast-growing)
ahead	ahead.01 (proceding faster than designated schedule),ahead.02 (be spatially in front of),ahead.03 (be winning)

SELECT word, COUNT(*) AS c,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')')) FROM pb_words LEFT JOIN pb_rolesets USING (pbwordid) GROUP BY pbwordid ORDER BY c DESC LIMIT 20

word	c	GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesetname,' (',rolesetdescr,')'))
go	20	go.01 (motion),go.02 (self-directed motion, disapear or go away),go.03 (pursue (often with after)),go.04 (modal / future),go.05 (serial verb construction),go.06 (proceed (with a variety of prepositions)),go.07 (sell),go.08 (become),go.09 (operate),go.10 (benefactive),go.11 (serve),go.12 (experience, undergo),go.14 (be left),go.21 (have on your side),go.22 (go with, match, accompany),go.23 (say),go.24 (existential),go.29 (potty),go.31 (an attempt, effort),go.32 (attack or insult)
run	14	run.01 (operate, proceed, operate or proceed),run.02 (walk quickly, a course or contest, run/jog, run for office),run.03 (cost),run.04 (range, extend),run.07 (encounter),run.08 (caused motion),run.09 (cause to appear in media, broadcasting),run.10 (various idioms/multi-word expressions, various idioms, multi-word expressions),run.13 (progression over a specific (maybe time) span),run.14 (earn points (on exam/competition)),run.15 (defect or hole),run.16 (nomlike-run-away),run.17 (mass mad dash to take money out of the banks),run.23 (check information against a database)
take	13	take.01 (take, acquire, come to have, choose, bring with you from somewhere, internalize, ingest),take.02 (tolerate),take.03 (cause (to be)),take.04 (understand to be),take.10 (need, requiring),take.14 (fixed phrase: take place),take.15 (write-off, acknowledge a (financial) loss),take.16 (take by surprise, taking by surprise (or some other manner)),take.17 (become fond of),take.25 (swindle/rob someone of something),take.32 (take after; heredity, similarity),take.34 (opinion, perspective, position),take.LV (light verb)
pass	11	pass.01 (bill becomes law),pass.02 (overtake),pass.03 (go by),pass.04 (allow to go by),pass.05 (give),pass.06 (suffice, get away (with)),pass.07 (pass a class, pass a test),pass.08 (push through a passage (like a clot)),pass.20 (die),pass.21 (overtake),pass.22 (make a pass at, attempt something (esp flirtation))
have	11	have.01 (auxiliary),have.02 (modal),have.03 (own, possess),have.04 (caused action),have.05 (birthing sense),have.06 (light verb-- FOR AMR USE ONLY),have.07 (semi-modal: had better/best),have.08 (have at you! (tackle)),have.09 (have_one's_way_with: have sex with, possibly rape-ily),have.10 (have a go at; attempt, try out),have.11 (have yet to)
leave	11	leave.02 (bequeath, as in a will),leave.05 (lack; leave something to be desired),leave.09 (absence from work),leave.10 (permission),leave.11 (depart, physically go away from a place),leave.12 (put in a location/state when physically leaving),leave.13 (resulting from an event or situation),leave.14 (allow to remain or to continue by inaction, agent cannot be moving),leave.15 (abandon something in exchange for another; permanently leave an association/relationship/way of living),leave.16 (Put off or postpone something),leave.17 (exist or remain (potentially after others were removed))
get	10	get.01 (transfer of goods, acquire),get.02 (have-got: already possess),get.03 (become),get.04 (cause to do or be something),get.05 (move),get.06 (must),get.22 (have the pleasure of doing something, "i gettuh..."),get.24 (auxiliary usage (rel followed by a vp)),get.28 (get to: aggravate, annoy),get.30 (understand, grasp conceptually)
call	10	call.01 (label),call.02 (summon, perhaps to or by phone),call.03 (demand),call.07 (say across a distance),call.09 (call into question, doubt),call.10 (prediction, decision),call.11 (call (the shots); decide, dictate, officiate),call.13 (call someone out on something (non-VPC version)),call.14 (claim (like dibs)),call.16 (visit)
blow	10	blow.01 (cause motion by air current),blow.02 (create, shape by blowing air),blow.03 (oral sex),blow.04 (like the wind),blow.08 (explode, explosion),blow.09 (sound, like a trumpet),blow.10 (make an error),blow.11 (waste, consume, use),blow.13 (suck, be bad),blow.14 (strike)
come	9	come.01 (motion),come.02 (pursue (often with after), pursuing),come.03 (arise (from)),come.04 (become, various near-idioms),come.05 (pertaining to a purchase),come.12 (come to: speaking of),come.14 (idiom: come to terms with),come.16 (amount to),come.28 (serial verb construction)
work	9	work.01 (work, being employed, acts, deeds (no physical parts or gov't departments!)),work.06 (move with purpose),work.07 (put, manipulate, inserting),work.08 (confused with wreak),work.09 (function, operate),work.10 (resultative construction),work.11 ('in the works'),work.12 (work-of-art),work.13 ('at-work' cause change, at/in play)
close	8	close.01 (shut, closure of an entity, not open),close.02 (terminate),close.03 (come about, come to completion (as of deals)),close.06 (become nearer),close.10 (spatially close, of concrete or abstract things),close.11 (similar, a near approximation,),close.12 (evenly matched, difficult to decide),close.13 (affectionate)
break	8	break.01 (break, cause to not be whole),break.02 (break_in: gain entry),break.13 (happen, come to light, onset, beginning),break.16 (separate one entity from another),break.18 (violate (the law, an oath, trust, etc)),break.19 (to suspend an action, take a break from something, pause, musical interlude),break.20 (Break into motion, for a goal or from a source location),break.21 (notable occurance; point at which one's luck turns (bad break, lucky break, etc))
make	8	make.01 (create),make.02 (cause (to be)),make.05 (earn cash or wages, earning),make.06 (achieve being, seem),make.18 (arrive at, achieve),make.19 ("way" construction: make one's way, travel),make.27 (interpret, have an understanding of),make.LV (light verb)
open	8	open.01 ((cause to) become open; change of state, free for passage/entry),open.02 (begin),open.04 (freely giving of info, feelings, free to be seen),open.05 (open-minded, freely accepting of input),open.06 (spacious, unenclosed),open.07 (available),open.08 (vulnerable/subject to, exposed),open.09 (free for passage, entry)
right	7	right.01 (make right, correct),right.02 (morally/legally appropriate),right.03 (suited to),right.04 (be located on the right side),right.05 (something due to you by law, tradition or moral principle),right.06 (correct, accurate),right.08 (politically leaning towards conservative)
short	7	short.01 (sell stocks short),short.02 (short-circuit),short.03 (short change),short.05 (crumbly due to heavy fat content (as pie crust)),short.06 (not having enough to reach a goal),short.07 (minimal length/duration),short.08 (snippy, brusk)
charge	7	charge.01 (asking price),charge.02 (walk quickly),charge.03 (supply, as with electricity),charge.04 (buy on credit),charge.05 (make an allegation or criminal charge against someone),charge.06 (allege (an utterance or complement clause)),charge.08 (to be in charge of something, have a responsibility or role)
clear	7	clear.01 (clean, make clear or open),clear.02 (approve, permit),clear.03 (escape, avoid, get past or through),clear.06 (apparent, obvious, well-explained, ),clear.07 (translucent),clear.08 (unobstructed, clean, open),clear.09 (having avoided obstruction)
stand	7	stand.01 ((cause to) be in a vertical position),stand.02 (be poised for an action),stand.03 (tolerate),stand.04 (be),stand.08 (represent),stand.11 (have a strong stance, having a strong position on a subject matter),stand.12 (balance upside down)

SELECT word,rolesetid,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,argtypeid,roledescr,theta FROM pb_words LEFT JOIN pb_rolesets USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pb_roles USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pb_thetas USING (thetaid) WHERE word = 'abandon' ORDER BY rolesetid,argtypeid

word	rolesetid	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	argtypeid	roledescr	theta
abandon	5	abandon.01	leave behind	0	abandoner	Theme
abandon	5	abandon.01	leave behind	1	thing abandoned, left behind
abandon	5	abandon.01	leave behind	2	attribute of arg1
abandon	6	abandon.02	exchange	0	abandoner
abandon	6	abandon.02	exchange	1	thing abandoned, left behind
abandon	6	abandon.02	exchange	2	preferred item
abandon	7	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	0	entity abandoning something
abandon	7	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	1	thing abandoned
abandon	7	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	2	benefactive, abandoned-to

SELECT word,rolesetid,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(argtypeid,'-',roledescr,'-',IFNULL(theta, '?')) ORDER BY argtypeid SEPARATOR ' / ') FROM pb_words LEFT JOIN pb_rolesets USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pb_roles USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pb_thetas USING (thetaid) WHERE word = 'abandon' GROUP BY rolesetid ORDER BY rolesetid

word	rolesetid	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(argtypeid,'-',roledescr,'-',IFNULL(theta, '?')) ORDER BY argtypeid SEPARATOR ' / ')
abandon	5	abandon.01	leave behind	0-abandoner-Theme / 1-thing abandoned, left behind-? / 2-attribute of arg1-?
abandon	6	abandon.02	exchange	0-abandoner-? / 1-thing abandoned, left behind-? / 2-preferred item-?
abandon	7	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	0-entity abandoning something-? / 1-thing abandoned-? / 2-benefactive, abandoned-to-?

SELECT word,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,exampleid,`text`,form,aspect,tense,person,voice FROM pb_words LEFT JOIN pb_rolesets USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pb_examples USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pb_aspects USING (aspectid) LEFT JOIN pb_forms USING (formid) LEFT JOIN pb_tenses USING (tenseid) LEFT JOIN pb_voices USING (voiceid) LEFT JOIN pb_persons USING (personid) WHERE word = 'abandon' ORDER BY rolesetid, exampleid

word	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	exampleid	text	form	voice
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	6	And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	infinitive	active
abandon	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	8	Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.

word	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	exampleid	text	form	aspect	tense	person	voice
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	6	And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	infinitive				active
abandon	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	8	Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.
abase	abase.01	to lower in estimation, humble	9	If He seem to frown, you are then to abase yourselves as miserable wretches.
abase	abase.01	to lower in estimation, humble	10	He felt they were degrading him by making him report to a supervisor.
abash	abash.01	cause shame	11	Naturally, John-1 was rather abashed *-1 at the prospect of meeting a couple who had taken an interest in him and the college.
abate	abate.01	to decrease, become less strong	12	Economists consider that a sign that inflationary pressures are abating .	participle	progressive	present		active
abate	abate.01	to decrease, become less strong	13	What [T-1] 's more , the corporate borrowing binge has n't abated in the past two years .	participle	perfect	present	third	active
abbreviate	abbreviate.01	make shorter, especially words	14	He secretly planned and founded the "Palestinian National Liberation Movement," abbreviated none the "FATAH."	full		past		passive
abbreviate	abbreviate.01	make shorter, especially words	15	His abbreviation of urethral catheter out to UCO was confused for urinary catheter out.
abdicate	abdicate.01	to relinquish (power or responsibility)	16	Which Bourbon king was restored to the French throne during Napoleon 's abdication ?
abdicate	abdicate.01	to relinquish (power or responsibility)	17	By [*-1] ignoring costs , U.S. strategists abdicate their responsibility for hard decisions .	full		present		active
abdominal	abdominal.01	of the abdomen	18	PRO Abdominal :
abduct	abduct.01	to carry someone off by force	19	There are several accounts of this event; however, all center around his abduction of an Amazon queen.
abduct	abduct.01	to carry someone off by force	20	His solicitor wrote him a letter at the airport, with a copy to the customs authorities, saying that Bella had evidence he was drinking and unfit to have the care of [the child], whom-1 he had anyway abducted trace-1 without written consent.
abduct	abduct.02	move away from a central axis	21	His abduction of the left arm is impaired.
aberrate	aberrate.01	diverge from what is expected	22	"Ymirites do not aberrate in such fashion," said Thua stiffly.
aberrate	aberrate.01	diverge from what is expected	23	Few words have aberrated from their primaries less than this
aberrate	aberrate.01	diverge from what is expected	24	This apparent ellipse of motion of the star is called the aberration of starlight.

word	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	exampleid	text	form	aspect	tense	person	voice
autograph	autograph.01	to sign	1173	`` I feel like a little kid , '' says a gleeful Alex de Castro , a car salesman , who has stopped by a workout of the Suns to slip six Campaneris cards to the Great Man Himself [0] [T-4]to be autographed [*-30] .	infinitive				passive
autopsy	autopsy.01	perform a post-mortem dissection in search of cause of death	1179	[Twenty-two]-1 patients were autopsied trace-1 for brain damage.	participle		past	third	passive
bake	bake.01	create via heat	1313	[The bread]-2 baked [-2]from this mixture is light in color and fragrant in aroma.	participle				passive
bake	bake.01	create via heat	1314	Today whole grains are freshly ground every day and baked into bread.	participle		present		passive
balance	balance.01	establish a balance	1318	2 . In seeking approval of a TRO, the prosecutor must articulate [any anticipated impact that forfeiture and the TRO would have on innocent third parties]-2, balanced trace-2 against the government's need to preserve the assets.	participle				passive
ballyhoo	ballyhoo.01	advertise noisily or blatantly	1334	[The problem]-1 is being ballyhooed trace-1, experts say, because the 486 is Intel's future flagship.	participle	progressive	present	third	passive
bandage_up	bandage_up.03	bandage completely	1345	But she 's like she had to have [her hand]-1 bandaged trace-1 up and stuff	participle		past	third	passive
bandy_about	bandy_about.01	discuss casually	1346	Some investors [whose names]-1 [T-2] were bandied [-1] about by traders as potential UAL stock buyers said [0] they weren't buying .	participle		past		passive
banish	banish.01	send away, expel	1356	Meanwhile, they tackle the mounds of paper -- and fantasize about a dream world where [bulk-mail postal regulations and government inspectors]-1 are banished [-1].	participle		present		passive
bank_up	bank_up.03	create an embankment	1367	It was a long, low room, like a root cellar, for [it]-1 was banked [-1]up with soil, and vines had run [*-2] rampant over that, too.	participle		past	third	passive
barb	barb.01	cause to have barbs	1380	The company claims a 40% share of the U.S. field fence business, a 35% share of poultry netting sales and a 30% share of barbed wire sales.	participle				passive
barter	barter.01	trade	1414	[What Aeroflot doesn't pour into its own gas-guzzling Ilyushins]-1 is bartered [-1]to the airport authority, which resells it to 11 Western carriers including Air France, Trans World Airlines and Pakistan International Airlines.	participle		present	third	passive
baste	baste.01	moisten periodically with liquid while cooking	1429	[The chicken]-1 must be repeatedly basted trace-1.	participle		present	third	passive
baste	baste.03	stitch together loosely	1434	[The waist]-1 may be basted trace-1 to the outside piece of the band	participle		present	third	passive
bat_in	bat_in.03	bring in runs by hitting a baseball	1445	They combined for 25 hits, six home runs and [24 runs]-1 batted in [-1]in the five games against the Cubs.	participle				passive
bathe	bathe.01	have a bath, giving or having a bath	1450	...so that the whole place was bathed in the maximum of light without any point admitting even so much as a crack of glare.	participle		past	third	passive
bead	bead.02	apply beads to	1490	[Faux pearls]-1 were beaded trace-1 onto slightly stretchy jewelry sting.	participle		present	third	passive
bead	bead.02	apply beads to	1491	[Seed pearls]-1 were beaded trace-1 into patterns to create fanciful images of flowers.	participle		past	third	passive
beam	beam.01	to emit or transmit	1493	He gives pep talks in [periodic `` family briefings '']-1 beamed [-1]internationally on `` FXTV , '' the company 's own television network .	participle				passive
beleaguer	beleaguer.01	harass	1597	American Express Co. and General Motors Corp.'s beleaguered Buick division are joining forces in a promotion aimed at boosting Buick's sales while encouraging broader use of the American Express card.	participle				passive
belt	belt.02	deliver a blow to, possibly with a belt	1619	A split second before [he]-1 was belted trace-1, Crompton unloaded a pass to Williams.	participle		past	third	passive
belt	belt.02	deliver a blow to, possibly with a belt	1620	[Inland regions]-1 were belted trace-1 with wet snow, while rain, slush socked the shoreline.	participle		present	third	passive
belt	belt.03	fasten with a belt	1622	[The waist]-1 is belted trace-1 with a matching suede sash.	participle		present	third	passive
besiege	besiege.01	to surround or harass (as with questions or requests)	1663	GE Chairman John Welch has been `` besieged with phone calls '' complaining about his unit 's program trading , according to a person close to him .	participle	perfect	present	third	passive
bestow	bestow.01	to present, give as a gift	1667	[The Bravo Zulu award , the Navy accolade for a `` job well done [] , '']-1 is bestowed [-1] on Federal 's workers who [T*-2] surpass the call of duty .	participle		present		passive
betray	betray.01	treason	1684	Next, he continued to court the communists -- many of whom [T-1] feel betrayed by the left-right coalition's birth -- by bringing into PASOK a well-respected Communist Party candidate.	participle				passive
betray	betray.01	treason	1685	``I felt betrayed,'' he later said.	participle				passive
bewitch	bewitch.01	entrance	1697	That list includes last season's champs, the Los Angeles Dodgers, who rode a miracle home run by Kirk Gibson and two faultless pitching performances by Orel Hershiser to a five-game triumph over a bewitched, bothered Oakland crew.	participle				passive
bias	bias.01	display a bias	1698	Obviously I am biased as I am an independant mortgage adviser but...	participle				passive
bias	bias.01	display a bias	1702	The department's Office of Thrift Supervision said that doesn't necessarily mean [thrifts]-1 are biased [-1], but conceded that it doesn't have data about applicants to determine why blacks are rejected more often.	participle				passive
bill	bill.02	describe	1750	[That complex bid]-1 was billed trace-1 as France's largest takeover ever (this one is slightly smaller).	participle		past		passive
bind	bind.01	attach tightly, physically or metaphorically., constricting physically	1758	He was bound by a recognizance to not communicate with his ex-girlfriend.	infinitive				passive
bind	bind.01	attach tightly, physically or metaphorically., constricting physically	1762	The fundamental rule of contract law applied to both cases was that courts will not enforce agreements to which [the parties]-1 did not intend trace-1 to be bound [T] *.	infinitive				passive
bind	bind.01	attach tightly, physically or metaphorically., constricting physically	1763	In the Pennzoil/Texaco litigation, the courts found [Pennzoil and Getty Oil]-3 intended trace to be bound trace-3; in Arcadian Phosphates they found there was no intention to be bound.	infinitive				passive
bite	bite.01	to cut or tear with or as if with the teeth, nom/partitive-quant	1795	When it comes to money [T-1] : Once [-3]bitten [-2] , [*] 2,000 times shy .	participle				passive
black_out	black_out.03	cause to not emit light	1815	In this way, while the Stick itself was blacked out, we kept up to date on events.	participle		past	third	passive
blacken	blacken.01	(cause to) become black in color	1817	Although Exxon spent heavily during the latest quarter [-2] to clean up [the Alaskan shoreline]-2 blackened [-2] by its huge oil spill , those expenses as well as the cost of a continuing spill-related program are covered [-1] by $ 880 million [U] in charges taken [*] during the first half .	participle		present		passive
bless	bless.01	bless, act of saying prayer, bestowing happiness/wellbeing	1895	To Mr. Engelken, it is also a story ``about love, because I'm blessed to have a wife who still thinks her slightly eccentric husband's 50th birthday deserves the ultimate present.''	participle		present		passive
bless	bless.01	bless, act of saying prayer, bestowing happiness/wellbeing	1898	Though [I've]-1 been blessed trace-1 with academic degrees and some success in the materialistic world, I've never forgotten or lost contact with those memories of the 1930s.	participle	perfect	present		passive
blind	blind.01	cause to be unable to see	1900	He was blinded to the law by his own obsessions.	participle				passive
blind	blind.01	cause to be unable to see	1902	Clearly you are too blinded by your personal selfishness and greed to see and feel the rain falling on your head from your Tea Party overlords.	participle		past	third	passive
blind	blind.01	cause to be unable to see	1904	[One man]-2, badly burned about the face and eyes by an arc welding torch, was blinded [-2]and could not find a doctor at the time.	participle		past	third	passive
blind	blind.01	cause to be unable to see	1905	[She]-1 lived by the rules, [-1]never compromising, never blinded or diverted [*-2] by circumstance.	participle				passive
blindfold	blindfold.01	cover the eyes	1908	When it comes to investing, trying to weigh risk and reward can seem like [*] throwing darts blindfolded: Investors don't know the actual returns that securities will deliver, or the ups and downs that will occur along the way.	participle				passive
blow	blow.01	cause motion by air current	1954	Battle-tested Japanese industrial managers here always buck up nervous newcomers with the tale of the first of their countrymen to visit Mexico , [a boatload]-3 of samurai warriors blown trace-3 ashore 375 years ago.	participle		present		passive
blow_up	blow_up.05	inflate	1982	``[The balloon]-2 had been blown trace-2 up so big that when somebody came along with a pin -- in this case the UAL deal -- we got a little pop.''	participle	perfect	past		passive
bludgeon	bludgeon.01	hit hard	1991	First Interstate said [the unit]-2, bludgeoned trace-2 by Arizona's worsening real-estate woes, will have a $174 million loss for the quarter.	participle				passive
bomb	bomb.01	to attack or damage, attacking with bombs	2052	And only last week [the newspaper Vanguardia Liberal in the city of Bucaramanga]-1 was bombed [-1], and its installations destroyed [*-2] .	participle		past		passive
bond	bond.02	secure with financial bond	2060	The air-waybill number was changed en route, and paper work showing that the crates had cleared customs was misplaced, so it was a week before three of the four crates could be located in a bonded warehouse and the Gauguin discovered missing.	participle				passive
boo	boo.01	express disapproval, express disapproval by saying "boooooo"	2067	[John]-1 was booed trace-1 for playing to the peanut gallery.	participle		past	third	passive
bootleg	bootleg.01	copy or manufacture illegally	2106	In September 1971 California officials seized ``bootlegged''lenses -- made by unlicensed companies -- after some showed traces ofbacteria.	participle				passive
border	border.01	(cause to) be one the edge of	2112	Still, it was in Argentine editions that his countrymen first read his story of Pascal Duarte, a field worker who stabbed his mother to death and has no regrets as he awaits his end in a prison cell: ``Fate directs some men down the flower-bordered path, and others down [the road]-1 bordered trace-1 with thistles and prickly pears.	participle		present		passive
bore	bore.08	be dull, experiencing boredom	2120	But she was bored with him and ended the relationship.	participle		past	third	passive
bore	bore.08	be dull, experiencing boredom	2123	Mr. Azoff reportedly was bored and frequently clashed with top MCA management over a number of issues such as compensation and business plans.	participle		past	third	passive
bore	bore.08	be dull, experiencing boredom	2127	Ettore would say it was boring to have a normal house, you have to change things around all the time.	participle		past	third	passive
bound	bound.05	be destined for	2157	Reports are flying that pop princess Britney Spears is bound for bachelorette-hood once again.	infinitive				passive
bound	bound.05	be destined for	2158	[It]-1 is rumored trace to be bound trace-1 for a newmodel in the luxury Acura line in the U.S., but Honda officialswouldn't comment.	infinitive				passive
boycott	boycott.01	avoid for political reasons, avoid, in protest	2184	[The vote in Ankara]-2 was boycotted trace-2 by opposition politicians, who vowed to oust Ozal.	participle		past	third	passive
bread	bread.01	coat/cover with bread	2223	Using direct mail for a TV show is like fishing for whale with a breaded hook.	participle				passive
brief	brief.01	give a summary of information	2330	Administration officials say [President Bush]-1 was briefed trace-1 throughout Friday afternoon and evening, even after leaving for Camp David.	participle		present		passive
bring_on	bring_on.06	cause onset	2352	I do n't want to guess their specific motives , but it seems to me that such an arrangement could be very advanategous for those nations in the event of a crisis brought * on by peak oil .	participle		past	third	passive
broadcast	broadcast.01	to transmit or announce	2375	[Last year 's series]-1, broadcast [-1]by General Electric Co. 's NBC , was the lowest-rated Series in four years ; instead of [*] featuring a major East Coast team against a West Coast team , it pitted the Los Angeles Dodgers against the losing Oakland A's .	participle				passive
bruise	bruise.01	bruise, causing to become or becoming bruised	2404	NO MORE STUBBED toes or bruised shins, promises Geste Corp. of Goshen, Ind., the designer of a bed support to replace traditional frames.	participle				passive
brush	brush.01	to rub, clean, or remove with or as if with a brush, rubbing	2409	Mr. Broderick , the Massachusetts grower , says [0] the `` big boss '' at a supermarket chain even rejected his Red Delicious recently because [they]-1 were n't waxed and brushed [-1] for extra shine .	participle		past		passive
budget	budget.01	allocate money to some purpose	2441	Knowledgeable employees said the retrofitting, which trace hadn't yet been budgeted trace-1, was part of a planned, three-stage reinforcement of the Cypress structure begun by the California transportation department several years ago.	participle	perfect	past		passive
budget	budget.01	allocate money to some purpose	2442	[The move]-1, budgeted trace-1 at about $7 million, actually came in at about $10 million, he said.	participle				passive
budget	budget.01	allocate money to some purpose	2443	Mitsubishi is also pushing ahead with a controversial plan to redevelop Marunouchi into a business center of high-tech buildings, [a project]-2 budgeted trace-2 for 30 years and six trillion yen.	participle		present		passive
bulldoze	bulldoze.01	destroy with a bulldozer	2478	``If Flynn hadn't lived there, the property might have been priced $1 million lower,'' says Mr. Rambo, noting that [Flynn's house]-1 has been bulldozed [-1], and only the swimming pool remains.	participle	perfect	present	third	passive
bump	bump.02	move slightly	2492	Conceivably, in a scaled-back buy-out, [they]-2 could be bumped trace-2 back to coach seats for life.	participle				passive
bunch_up	bunch_up.02	bunch up (completive)	2499	Most new saloons were small and the bars short , accommodating with difficulty the many bunched up trace, in ranks , if you will , calling for whiskey .	participle		past	third	passive

word	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	exampleid	text	form	aspect	tense	person	voice
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	infinitive				active
abide	abide.01	conform to	29	Saturday, he amended his remarks to say that [he]-1 would continue trace-1 to abide by the cease-fire if the U.S. ends its financial support for the Contras.	infinitive
absorb	absorb.01	suck up	76	[Allstate]-1 is expected trace-1 to absorb another big hit in the fourth quarter as claims pour in from the San Francisco earthquake.	infinitive
access	access.01	access, gain entry	129	Disk drives, which allow a computer to access its memory, generated 38% more revenue in the most recent period compared with the fiscal first quarter a year earlier.	infinitive
acclaim	acclaim.01	approve of loudly	139	On Oct. 3, following conversations with Secretary of State James Baker,[Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze]-1 arrived in Managua [*-1} to acclaim ``Nicaragua's great peace efforts.''	infinitive				active
accommodate	accommodate.01	allow, be helpful	142	It was that oddly shaped space at the very top of the house , where ceiling heights had PRO to accommodate themselves to the varying angles of roof slope .	infinitive		past	third	active
accord	accord.01	to give	155	Several of the city's black leaders, including Democratic mayoralnominee David Dinkins, have spoken out for racial gerrymandering [0][T*-1]to accord blacks and Hispanics ``the fullest opportunity forrepresentation.''	infinitive				active
acquiesce	acquiesce.01	comply passively	220	A key is whether [House Republicans]-2 are willing trace-2 to acquiesce to their Senate colleagues' decision to drop many pet provisions.	infinitive
acquit	acquit.01	relieve of guilt	226	Ultimately, [that carefully picked jury]-1 deadlocked with a 10-2 vote trace trace-1 to acquit, and the prosecution decided not to retry the case.	infinitive				active
adapt	adapt.01	make (more) suitable, becoming or making more accustomed or suitable, cause to fit	259	And [surprising numbers of small investors]-1 seem trace-1 to be adapting to greater stock market volatility and say they can live with program trading.	infinitive				active
address	address.02	deal with	299	[Digital]-2 hopes trace-2 to address that with the debut of its first mainframe-class computers next Tuesday.	infinitive
adhere	adhere.02	follow (policy, etc)	310	Opponents of the project had claimed that [the city and the state of New York, which are co-sponsoring the project,]-2 had failed [*-2]to adhere to environmental guidelines.	infinitive				active
administer	administer.01	to manage, distribute, or apply	338	Worse , it remained to [a well-meaning but naive president of the United States]-1 PRO-1 to administer the final infamy upon those who fought and died in Vietnam .	infinitive				active
administer	administer.01	to manage, distribute, or apply	339	The idea would be PRO to administer to patients the growth-controlling proteins made [*] by healthy versions of the damaged genes .	infinitive				active
aid	aid.01	help	495	The Fed chairman 's caution was apparent again on the Monday morning after the market 's plunge , when the central bank took only modest steps [0] [T-2]to aid the markets [T-1] .	infinitive
aid	aid.01	help	496	The House , meanwhile , approved $ 2.85 billion [U] [0][T-1] to aid in the recovery from the temblor and from Hurricane Hugo as state legislators moved toward a temporary sales-tax increase .	infinitive				active
airlift	airlift.01	to transport in an airlift	515	Rebel artillerists bombarded the capital of Afghanistan , killing at least 12 people , as [the Soviet Union]-1 was reported [*-1]to be airlifting arms and food to Kabul 's forces .	infinitive	progressive			active
alert	alert.01	alert, warn	525	After discovering that the hacker had taken over the dormant account of a legitimate user named Joe Sventek, he rigged up [an alarm system]-2, including a portable beeper, trace trace-2 to alert him when Sventek came on the line.	infinitive
alert	alert.01	alert, warn	532	When the hacker moved, [Mr. Stoll]-1 moved too, trace calling up other systems managers trace-1 to alert them but keeping his own system open to avoid arousing suspicion.	infinitive
allay	allay.01	to relieve, calm	550	[] Seeking [-3]to allay European concerns , [U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter]-3 said in Washington that the new U.S. plan would n't `` put farmers out of business '' but would encourage them to `` grow what the markets desire [T-1] instead of what the government wants [T*-2] . ''	infinitive				active

SELECT word,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,exampleid,e.`text`,rel,arg,argtypeid,func FROM pb_words LEFT JOIN pb_rolesets AS s USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pb_examples AS e USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pb_rels AS r USING (exampleid) LEFT JOIN pb_args AS a USING (exampleid) LEFT JOIN pb_funcs AS f ON (f.funcid = a.funcid) WHERE word IN ('abandon','admit','accept') ORDER BY rolesetid, e.exampleid, a.argtypeid

word	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	exampleid	text	rel	arg	argtypeid	func
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .	abandoned	[which][its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant]	1
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .	abandoned	as a nuclear facility	2
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .	abandoned	in 1984	M	TMP
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .	abandoned	because of construction delays and high costs	M	CAU
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	6	And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.	abandoned	the Big Board	0
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	6	And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.	abandoned	their interest	1
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	6	And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.	abandoned	under Mr. Phelan	M	ADV
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	abandon	[*] -> Gen. Noriega	0
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	abandon	his command	1
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	abandon	for a comfortable exile	2
abandon	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	8	Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.	abandoned	he	0
abandon	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	8	Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.	abandoned	himself	1
abandon	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	8	Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.	abandoned	to the very worst	2
accept	accept.01	take willingly	113	At a glance you can find information such as regional and seasonal variations in sales , or market acceptance of a given product .	acceptance	market	0
accept	accept.01	take willingly	113	At a glance you can find information such as regional and seasonal variations in sales , or market acceptance of a given product .	acceptance	of a given product	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	114	Their acceptance of the literal truth of the Bible made them reject any theory of natural evolution.	acceptance	Their	0
accept	accept.01	take willingly	114	Their acceptance of the literal truth of the Bible made them reject any theory of natural evolution.	acceptance	of the literal truth of the Bible	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	115	government acceptance of its bid for control of Jaguar	acceptance	government	0
accept	accept.01	take willingly	115	government acceptance of its bid for control of Jaguar	acceptance	of its bid for control of Jaguar	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	116	In accordance with our acceptance of funds from the U.S. Treasury, cash dividends on common stock are not permitted without prior approval from the U.S.	acceptance	Our	0
accept	accept.01	take willingly	116	In accordance with our acceptance of funds from the U.S. Treasury, cash dividends on common stock are not permitted without prior approval from the U.S.	acceptance	of funds	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	116	In accordance with our acceptance of funds from the U.S. Treasury, cash dividends on common stock are not permitted without prior approval from the U.S.	acceptance	from the U.S. Treasury	2
accept	accept.01	take willingly	117	The acceptance of the baby as her own required the lamb to smell the same as the ewe's own offspring.	acceptance	of the baby	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	117	The acceptance of the baby as her own required the lamb to smell the same as the ewe's own offspring.	acceptance	as her own	3
accept	accept.01	take willingly	118	The companies prevent [them]-1 from trace-1 accepting our superior cash offer.	accepting	trace-1 (= them)	0
accept	accept.01	take willingly	118	The companies prevent [them]-1 from trace-1 accepting our superior cash offer.	accepting	our superior cash offer	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	119	There are [many practices]-1 historically accepted trace-1 as normal here.	accepted	trace-1 (= many practices)	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	119	There are [many practices]-1 historically accepted trace-1 as normal here.	accepted	as normal	3
accept	accept.01	take willingly	119	There are [many practices]-1 historically accepted trace-1 as normal here.	accepted	here	M	LOC
accept	accept.01	take willingly	119	There are [many practices]-1 historically accepted trace-1 as normal here.	accepted	historically	M	TMP
accept	accept.01	take willingly	120	He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.	accept	He	0
accept	accept.01	take willingly	120	He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.	accept	anything of value	1
accept	accept.01	take willingly	120	He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.	accept	from those he was writing about	2
accept	accept.01	take willingly	120	He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.	accept	n't	M	NEG
accept	accept.01	take willingly	120	He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.	accept	would	M	MOD
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	345	Peter Li , the Singaporean who produced both Sun Yan Zi and My Desire Happiness for Sun , admits that she was n't an outstanding student at his music academy , and that her rapid success has surprised many people .	admits	Peter Li , the Singaporean who produced both Sun Yan Zi and My Desire Happiness for Sun ,	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	345	Peter Li , the Singaporean who produced both Sun Yan Zi and My Desire Happiness for Sun , admits that she was n't an outstanding student at his music academy , and that her rapid success has surprised many people .	admits	that she was n't an outstanding student at his music academy , and that her rapid success has surprised many people	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	346	Only once we admit this to ourselves individually and as a nation can the true healing begin .	admit	we	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	346	Only once we admit this to ourselves individually and as a nation can the true healing begin .	admit	this	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	346	Only once we admit this to ourselves individually and as a nation can the true healing begin .	admit	to ourselves	2
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	346	Only once we admit this to ourselves individually and as a nation can the true healing begin .	admit	individually and as a nation	M	MNR
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	347	Kemmick's blog entry starts with his admission of addiction to the Montana News.	admission	his	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	347	Kemmick's blog entry starts with his admission of addiction to the Montana News.	admission	of addiction	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	347	Kemmick's blog entry starts with his admission of addiction to the Montana News.	admission	to the Montana News	2
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	348	any admission or denial of guilt by Mr. Holmes	admission	by Mr. Holmes	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	348	any admission or denial of guilt by Mr. Holmes	admission	of guilt	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	349	Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls ``temporary setbacks.''	admits	Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee,	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	349	Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls ``temporary setbacks.''	admits	to what he calls ``temporary setbacks	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	350	The charity admits spending a lot on fund raising, but says that was necessary to establish a donor base it can tap at much lower cost in years to come.	admits	The charity	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	350	The charity admits spending a lot on fund raising, but says that was necessary to establish a donor base it can tap at much lower cost in years to come.	admits	spending a lot on fund raising	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	351	``[We've had a few bombs]-1,'' admits trace-1 Mr. Peters.	admits	Mr. Peters	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	351	``[We've had a few bombs]-1,'' admits trace-1 Mr. Peters.	admits	trace-1	1
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	352	Do the mavs want Josh Howard gone because of his admitting that he smokes weed in the off-season?	admitting	his	0
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	352	Do the mavs want Josh Howard gone because of his admitting that he smokes weed in the off-season?	admitting	that he smokes weed in the off-season	1
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	353	For example , P.K. Chiang , chairman of the Council for Economic Planning and Development , visited Macau shortly before the handover , and even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi have been admitted to Macau on their way to the mainland - though the mainland authorities of course refused to allow Wu'er to cross into the PRC .	admitted	even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi	1
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	353	For example , P.K. Chiang , chairman of the Council for Economic Planning and Development , visited Macau shortly before the handover , and even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi have been admitted to Macau on their way to the mainland - though the mainland authorities of course refused to allow Wu'er to cross into the PRC .	admitted	to Macau	2
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	353	For example , P.K. Chiang , chairman of the Council for Economic Planning and Development , visited Macau shortly before the handover , and even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi have been admitted to Macau on their way to the mainland - though the mainland authorities of course refused to allow Wu'er to cross into the PRC .	admitted	on their way to the mainland	M	TMP
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	353	For example , P.K. Chiang , chairman of the Council for Economic Planning and Development , visited Macau shortly before the handover , and even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi have been admitted to Macau on their way to the mainland - though the mainland authorities of course refused to allow Wu'er to cross into the PRC .	admitted	though the mainland authorities of course refused to allow Wu'er to cross into the PRC	M	ADV
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	354	Sally was a little jealous of Jane's admission to the Academy of Sciences.	admission	Jane's	1
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	354	Sally was a little jealous of Jane's admission to the Academy of Sciences.	admission	to the Academy of Sciences	2
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	355	Her condition required frequent hospital admissions.	admissions	hospital	2
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	355	Her condition required frequent hospital admissions.	admissions	frequent	M	TMP
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	356	Their nation is seeking admission into the EU.	admission	into the EU	2
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	357	the doctors wouldn't admit him to the hospital	admit	the doctors	0
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	357	the doctors wouldn't admit him to the hospital	admit	him	1
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	357	the doctors wouldn't admit him to the hospital	admit	to the hospital	2
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	357	the doctors wouldn't admit him to the hospital	admit	n't	M	NEG
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	357	the doctors wouldn't admit him to the hospital	admit	would	M	MOD
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	358	Previous to their admitting him to the hospital, they had telephoned social services.	admitting	their	0
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	358	Previous to their admitting him to the hospital, they had telephoned social services.	admitting	him	1
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	358	Previous to their admitting him to the hospital, they had telephoned social services.	admitting	to the hospital	2

SELECT word,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,exampleid,e.`text`,CONCAT(rel,'(',GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT('[',a.argtypeid,']{',r.roledescr,'}->',arg) ORDER BY a.argtypeid),')') AS analysis FROM pb_words LEFT JOIN pb_rolesets AS s USING (pbwordid) LEFT JOIN pb_examples AS e USING (rolesetid) LEFT JOIN pb_rels AS f USING (exampleid) LEFT JOIN pb_args AS a USING (exampleid) LEFT JOIN pb_roles AS r ON (s.rolesetid = r.rolesetid AND r.argtypeid = a.argtypeid) WHERE word IN ('abandon','admit','accept') GROUP BY exampleid,e.`text`,word,s.rolesetid,rolesetname,rolesetdescr,e.`text`,rel ORDER BY s.rolesetid, e.exampleid

word	rolesetname	rolesetdescr	exampleid	text	analysis
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	5	Consumers Power Co. , now the main unit of CMS Energy , ran into financial problems over its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant , which was abandoned as a nuclear facility in 1984 because of construction delays and high costs .	abandoned([1]{thing abandoned, left behind}->[which][its $ 4.2 billion Midland nuclear plant],[2]{attribute of arg1}->as a nuclear facility)
abandon	abandon.01	leave behind	6	And they believe the Big Board, under Mr. Phelan, has abandoned their interest.	abandoned([0]{abandoner}->the Big Board,[1]{thing abandoned, left behind}->their interest)
abandon	abandon.02	exchange	7	One Colombian drug boss, upon hearing in 1987 that Gen. Noriega was negotiating with the U.S. [*] to abandon his command for a comfortable exile, sent him a hand-sized mahogany coffin engraved with his name.	abandon([0]{abandoner}->[*] -> Gen. Noriega,[1]{thing abandoned, left behind}->his command,[2]{preferred item}->for a comfortable exile)
abandon	abandon.03	surrender, give_over	8	Once he had abandoned himself to the very worst, once he had quieted all the dragons of worry and suspense, there would n't be very much for Mae to do.	abandoned([0]{entity abandoning something}->he,[1]{thing abandoned}->himself,[2]{benefactive, abandoned-to}->to the very worst)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	113	At a glance you can find information such as regional and seasonal variations in sales , or market acceptance of a given product .	acceptance([0]{acceptor}->market,[1]{thing accepted}->of a given product)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	114	Their acceptance of the literal truth of the Bible made them reject any theory of natural evolution.	acceptance([0]{acceptor}->Their,[1]{thing accepted}->of the literal truth of the Bible)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	115	government acceptance of its bid for control of Jaguar	acceptance([0]{acceptor}->government,[1]{thing accepted}->of its bid for control of Jaguar)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	116	In accordance with our acceptance of funds from the U.S. Treasury, cash dividends on common stock are not permitted without prior approval from the U.S.	acceptance([0]{acceptor}->Our,[1]{thing accepted}->of funds,[2]{accepted-from}->from the U.S. Treasury)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	117	The acceptance of the baby as her own required the lamb to smell the same as the ewe's own offspring.	acceptance([1]{thing accepted}->of the baby,[3]{attribute}->as her own)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	118	The companies prevent [them]-1 from trace-1 accepting our superior cash offer.	accepting([0]{acceptor}->trace-1 (= them),[1]{thing accepted}->our superior cash offer)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	119	There are [many practices]-1 historically accepted trace-1 as normal here.	accepted([1]{thing accepted}->trace-1 (= many practices),[3]{attribute}->as normal)
accept	accept.01	take willingly	120	He wouldn't accept anything of value from those he was writing about.	accept([0]{acceptor}->He,[1]{thing accepted}->anything of value,[2]{accepted-from}->from those he was writing about)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	345	Peter Li , the Singaporean who produced both Sun Yan Zi and My Desire Happiness for Sun , admits that she was n't an outstanding student at his music academy , and that her rapid success has surprised many people .	admits([0]{admitter}->Peter Li , the Singaporean who produced both Sun Yan Zi and My Desire Happiness for Sun ,,[1]{truth}->that she was n't an outstanding student at his music academy , and that her rapid success has surprised many people)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	346	Only once we admit this to ourselves individually and as a nation can the true healing begin .	admit([0]{admitter}->we,[1]{truth}->this,[2]{hearer}->to ourselves)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	347	Kemmick's blog entry starts with his admission of addiction to the Montana News.	admission([0]{admitter}->his,[1]{truth}->of addiction,[2]{hearer}->to the Montana News)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	348	any admission or denial of guilt by Mr. Holmes	admission([0]{admitter}->by Mr. Holmes,[1]{truth}->of guilt)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	349	Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls ``temporary setbacks.''	admits([0]{admitter}->Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee,,[1]{truth}->to what he calls ``temporary setbacks)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	350	The charity admits spending a lot on fund raising, but says that was necessary to establish a donor base it can tap at much lower cost in years to come.	admits([0]{admitter}->The charity,[1]{truth}->spending a lot on fund raising)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	351	``[We've had a few bombs]-1,'' admits trace-1 Mr. Peters.	admits([0]{admitter}->Mr. Peters,[1]{truth}->trace-1)
admit	admit.01	acknowledge truth	352	Do the mavs want Josh Howard gone because of his admitting that he smokes weed in the off-season?	admitting([0]{admitter}->his,[1]{truth}->that he smokes weed in the off-season)
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	353	For example , P.K. Chiang , chairman of the Council for Economic Planning and Development , visited Macau shortly before the handover , and even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi have been admitted to Macau on their way to the mainland - though the mainland authorities of course refused to allow Wu'er to cross into the PRC .	admitted([1]{enterer}->even figures such as mainland democracy activist Wu'er Kaixi,[2]{place entered}->to Macau)
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	354	Sally was a little jealous of Jane's admission to the Academy of Sciences.	admission([1]{enterer}->Jane's,[2]{place entered}->to the Academy of Sciences)
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	355	Her condition required frequent hospital admissions.	admissions([2]{place entered}->hospital)
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	356	Their nation is seeking admission into the EU.	admission([2]{place entered}->into the EU)
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	357	the doctors wouldn't admit him to the hospital	admit([0]{allower (ticket)}->the doctors,[1]{enterer}->him,[2]{place entered}->to the hospital)
admit	admit.02	allow to enter	358	Previous to their admitting him to the hospital, they had telephoned social services.	admitting([0]{allower (ticket)}->their,[1]{enterer}->him,[2]{place entered}->to the hospital)

func	GROUP_CONCAT(argid)
STR	7987
as	2057
at	34728
for	6873
from	35713
m	51206
pag	31216

func	GROUP_CONCAT(argid)	GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(rolesethead,'.xml'))
STR	7987	claim.xml
as	2057	approve.xml
at	34728	point.xml
for	6873	carve.xml
from	35713	prevent.xml
m	51206	travel.xml
pag	31216	noncontributory.xml

argtypeid	argtype	c
1	[1]	10377
0	[0]	8906
2	[2]	5935
3	[3]	1314
4	[4]	417
m	modifier	72
5	[5]	57
6	[6]	6

argtypeid	argtype	c
1	[1]	18909
M	modifier	13920
0	[0]	13752
2	[2]	7146
3	[3]	1144
4	[4]	359
5	[5]	56
A	agent	8
6	[6]	3

rolesetname	argtypeid	theta	classtag	roletype
abandon.01	0	Theme	51.2	Theme
abase.01	0	Agent	45.4	Agent
abase.01	1	Patient	45.4	Patient
abase.01	2	Instrument	45.4	Instrument
abash.01	0	Stimulus	31.1	Stimulus
abash.01	1	Experiencer	31.1	Experiencer
abate.01	0	Agent	45.4	Agent
abate.01	1	Patient	45.4	Patient
abbreviate.01	0	Agent	45.4	Agent
abbreviate.01	1	Patient	45.4	Patient
abdicate.01	0	Agent	10.11	Agent
abdicate.01	1	Source	10.11	Source
abduct.01	0	Agent	10.5	Agent
abduct.01	1	Theme	10.5	Theme
abet.01	0	Agent
abet.01	1	Beneficiary
abhor.01	0	Experiencer	31.2	Experiencer
abhor.01	1	Stimulus	31.2	Stimulus
ablate.01	0	Agent	10.1	Agent
ablate.01	1	Theme	10.1	Theme

funcid	func	funcdescr
1	ADV	adverbial modification
2	CAU	cause
3	DIR	direction
4	DIS
5	DSP
6	EXT	extent
7	LOC	location
8	MNR	manner
9	MOD	general modification
10	NEG	negation
11	PNC	purpose no cause
12	PRD	secondary predication
13	PRP	purpose (deprecated)
14	RCL	relative clause
15	REC	reciprocal
16	SLC
17	STR
18	TMP	temporal
19	adj
20	as
21	at
22	by
23	com
24	cxn
25	for
26	from
27	gol
28	in
29	lvb
30	m
31	of
32	pag
33	ppt
34	prr
35	to
36	vsp
37	with

funcid	func	funcdescr	c
33	ppt		10284
32	pag		9105
27	gol		2395
12	PRD	secondary predication	1106
8	MNR	manner	1007
3	DIR	direction	980
36	vsp		679
7	LOC	location	580
6	EXT	extent	292
2	CAU	cause	267
23	com		197
13	PRP	purpose (deprecated)	118
18	TMP	temporal	37
19	adj		19
1	ADV	adverbial modification	14
15	REC	reciprocal	4

rolesetname	argtypeid	theta	classtag	roletype
acknowledge.01	1	Topic	29.9-1	Theme
add.02	1	Patient	108	Theme
admit.01	1	Theme	37.10	Topic
adopt.01	2	Result	29.2	Attribute
advance.01	1	Patient	102	Theme
affirm.01	0	Experiencer	29.5-2	Agent
affirm.01	1	Stimulus	29.5-2	Theme
affirm.01	1	Stimulus	78-1-1	Topic
ail.01	0	Stimulus	40.8.1	Patient
aim.01	0	Experiencer	61.2	Agent
alternate.01	1	Patient	86.1	Theme
amplify.01	1	Patient	37.12	Theme
announce.01	1	Topic	48.1.2	Theme
appear.02	1	Theme	109	Attribute
applaud.01	0	Agent	31.2	Experiencer
applaud.01	1	Theme	31.2	Stimulus
argue.02	2	Theme	37.6	Topic
arrange.01	1	Product	9.1	Theme
ascend.01	1	Trajectory	47.7	Location
ascertain.01	1	Theme	37.13	Topic