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Abounding_with [localization]
A Location is filled or covered with the Theme. The Location is realized as the External Argument, and the Theme either as PP complement headed by with, in or of.
NB: This frame does not include uses of adjectives like paved when they merely specify the Type of some location, as in "paved and unpaved roads".
The waters of the bay teemed with fish.
The waters of the bay were teeming with fish.
The road was completely covered in mud.
NB: This frame does not include uses of adjectives like paved when they merely specify the Type of some location, as in "paved and unpaved roads".
The waters of the bay teemed with fish.
The waters of the bay were teeming with fish.
The road was completely covered in mud.
Properties
- ID
- #262
- Entry
- frm_abounding_with
- Namespace
- Relation.Localization
- FrameNet version
- Abounding_with (fn_1.7_2023)
- Domains
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- Types
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- Ontological type
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- English name
- Abounding_with
Core Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location |
Location is the object or area that the Theme fills or covers. This frame element generally occurs as the External Argument.The walls crawled with nanite surveillance probes.
The picture frame was thickly coated with dust. |
category
location
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| Theme |
The Theme covers or fills the Location. This FE most frequently occurs in a PP Complement headed by with or in.
The waters of the bay teemed with fish. |
category
physical_object
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Peripheral Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree |
This FE identifies the Degree of abundance with which the Theme covers or fills the Location.
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category
degree
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| Time |
The period of time during which the the Abounding_with event occurs.
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Extra-thematic Frame Elements (1)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Depictive |
The Depictive describes the state of the Location.She had a closet crammed full of clothes.
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Frame-Frame Relations (7)
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Lexical Units (67)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| adorned.a | — | FN: decorated |
| asphalted.a | — | FN: covered in asphalt |
| bedecked.a | — | FN: decorated lavishly |
| bejewelled.a | — | FN: covered in jewels |
| bespattered.a | — | FN: covered in patch of liquid |
| blanketed.a | — | FN: covered (in, with) |
| brimming.a | — | COD: full to the point of overflowing. |
| brushed.a | — | FN: covered by something which was applied with a brush |
| buttered.a | — | FN: covered with butter |
| chock-a-block.a | — | COD: crammed full. |
| chock-full.a | — | COD: filled to overflowing. |
| cloaked.a | — | FN: enveloped (in, with), generally to the point of being hidden |
| coated.a | — | FN: layered or covered (with,in) something |
| covered.a | — | FN: having a large quantity of something on the surface |
| crammed.a | — | FN: filled to the point of overflowing |
| crawl.v | — | COD: be unpleasantly covered or crowded with. |
| crawling.a | — | FN: unpleasantly covered or crowded with. |
| crowded.a | — | FN: filled so far as to inhibit movement. |
| dabbed.a | — | FN: having been covered with quick light strokes |
| decked.a | — | FN: decorated brightly and extensively |
| decorated.a | — | FN: furned with ornamental things |
| dotted.a | — | FN: covered (with, in) |
| draped.a | — | FN: covered with a loose cloth |
| drizzled.a | — | FN: having been covered by trickling a thin stream of liquid |
| dusted.a | — | FN: covered with a powedered substance |
| embellished.a | — | FN: adorned or decorated |
| festooned.a | — | FN: adorned with festoons |
| filled.a | — | FN: full |
| full.a | — | FN: containing many objects, but not necessarily without room for more |
| gilded.a | — | FN: covered in a thin layer of gold |
| glazed.a | — | FN: covered with a glaze |
| heaped.a | — | FN: loaded copiously |
| hung.a | — | FN: covered or adorned with hanging objects |
| injected.a | — | FN: filled by means of injection |
| jammed.a | — | FN: over-crowded |
| jostling.a | — | FN: being full of people or objects pushing against each other |
| lacquered.a | — | FN: covered in lacquer |
| lined.a | — | FN: having its interior covered with a layer of different material |
| littered.a | — | FN: having sporadic instances (esp. of something undesirable) irregularly distributed on the surface. |
| ornamented.a | — | FN: covered in ornamental objects |
| overcrowded.a | — | FN: extremely full |
| overfilled.a | — | FN: too full |
| painted.a | — | FN: covered with paint |
| panelled.a | — | FN: covered in panels |
| paved.a | — | FN: covered with stones or asphalt |
| piled.a | — | FN: to have a large quantity of objects on a surface |
| plastered.a | — | FN: covered in plaster or otherwise completely covered |
| replete.a | — | FN: filled |
| rife.a | — | FN: full (often of something bad). |
| smeared.a | — | FN: covered with a sticky or greasy substance |
| spattered.a | — | FN: covered with drops or spots. |
| splattered.a | — | FN: covered with a sticky or viscous liquid. |
| sprinkled.a | — | FN: covered by small drops or particles |
| strewn.a | — | FN: covered with untidly scattered things |
| studded.a | — | FN: decorated with studs or other similar objects |
| stuffed.a | — | FN: filled to tightly with something |
| surfaced.a | — | FN: covered with a particular surface |
| swarm.v | — | COD: move in or form a swarm, or move somewhere in large numbers. |
| swarming.a | — | FN: moving in or form a large group of people or things |
| teem.v | — | COD: be full of or swarming with. |
| teeming.a | — | FN: filled with |
| throng.v | — | FN: be filled (with), teem (with) |
| thronged.a | — | FN: filled (with) |
| thronging.a | — | FN: swarming (with) |
| tiled.a | — | FN: covered with tiles |
| varnished.a | — | FN: covered in varnish |
| wallpapered.a | — | FN: covered in wallpaper |
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