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Visitor_and_host [agentive]

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A Visitor and a Host become co-located at a location strongly associated with the Host. The Visitor is allowed by the Host to use the Host's location and/or resources for the achievement of a Purpose. The visit is often social in nature.

Properties

ID
#1942
Entry
frm_visitor_and_host
Namespace
Eventive.Agentive
FrameNet version
Visitor_and_host (fn_1.7_2023)
Domains
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Types
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Ontological type
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English name
Visitor_and_host

Core Frame Elements (3)

Core Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Host
An individual that allows the use of his or her resources for the benefit of the Visitor.
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Host_location
A location strongly associated with (in the territory of) the Host, often a place of residence, government, or employment. The Visitor is allowed onto the Host_location and may be invited to make use of it or resources contained within it.
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Visitor
The sentient entity that heads toward and is temporarily with the Host in order to fulfil some Purpose.
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Peripheral Frame Elements (2)

Peripheral Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Normal_location
The location that the Visitor normally resides in or is (permanently) associated with.
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Purpose
The activity that is enabled by the Host and that the Visitor wishes to achieve.
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Frame-Frame Relations (7)

Inheritance

Inheritance relations
Inherits from
Visiting_scenario
FE-FE

Perspective

Perspective relations
Is perspectivized in
Receive_visitor_scenario
FE-FE
Is perspectivized in
Visit_host
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SubFrame

SubFrame relations
Has as subFrame
Visit_host_arrival
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Has as subFrame
Visit_host_departure
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Has as subFrame
Visit_host_stay
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Using

Using relations
Uses
Guest_and_host
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Lexical Units (0)

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