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People_by_residence [entity]
This frame contains words for individuals, i.e. humans, with respect to their proximity of residence. This relationship may be defined either symmetrically (as Residents) or asymmetrically (in terms of a Known_resident and a Indicated_resident). The Residents or the Indicated_resident may have an Age, Descriptor, Persistent_characteristic, or Ethnicity specified.
The dead included homeowner Todd Underfoot, 33, his wife Spring Back Underfoot, 32, their|kno housemate, Luisa Life|ind, 46, and two of the Underfoot's three children.
I|kno have a Swedish|eth [roommate|ind|target] that translated for me!
The dead included homeowner Todd Underfoot, 33, his wife Spring Back Underfoot, 32, their|kno housemate, Luisa Life|ind, 46, and two of the Underfoot's three children.
I|kno have a Swedish|eth [roommate|ind|target] that translated for me!
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- frm_people_by_residence
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- People_by_residence (fn_1.7_2023)
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- People_by_residence
Core Frame Elements (3)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indicated_resident |
A person or group of people defined in terms of the fact that they reside in the proximity of the Known_resident.
Bill Jankelow|ind is my house-mate. |
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| Known_resident |
The individual(s) that serve(s) as a reference point for the definition of the Indicated_resident due to the proximity of residences.
I have no problem with him becoming Madonna's|kno neighbour at all! |
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| Residents |
The individuals who reside in proximity to each other.
Smithers and Kornfeldt|res are neighbors. |
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Peripheral Frame Elements (5)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age |
The Age is the length of time the Indicated_resident has been alive.
Perhaps you know someone who has been doing errands for an elderly neighbour for years, or has performed an extraordinary act of heroism or kindness. |
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| Descriptor |
The Descriptor is a temporary condition of the Indicated_resident.
If Western's administration is not careful about how they handle themselves in this situation, they could find themselves with some very angry|des neighbours on their front doorstep. |
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| Ethnicity |
The Ethnicity is the religious, racial, national, socio-economic or cultural group to which the Indicated_resident belongs.
With the real estate boom, half of my Polish|eth neighbours have sold their properties for a hefty price to young, left-wing, educated professionals. |
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| Location |
The place in which the Residents|res or the Indicated_resident|ind reside.
My old house-mate in Berkeley|loc thought it was a hilarious idea. |
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| Persistent_characteristic |
The Persistent_characteristic is a physiological characteristic or personality trait of the Indicated_resident which is concieved of as persisting over time.
We don't know his more irascible|per neighbours, of course, but we warm to them anyway. |
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Lexical Units (3)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| housemate.n | — | FN: A person occupying the same house, flat or apartment as another |
| neighbor.n | — | COD: a person living next door to or very near to another. |
| roommate.n | — | COD: a person occupying the same room, flat, or house as another. |
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