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Co-association [association]

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Two or more individuals have a relationship by virtue of belonging to the same organization or institution. They may or may not be personally acquainted, and may or may not have chosen to have the relationship.

Properties

ID
#3013
Entry
frm_co-association
Namespace
Relation.Association
FrameNet version
Co-association (fn_1.7_2023)
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Types
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Ontological type
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English name
Co-association

Core Frame Elements (3)

Core Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Participant1
The profiled member of a co-association relationship.
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Participant2
The backgrounded member(s) of a Co-association relationship.
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Participants
The members of a Co-association relationship (collectively).
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Peripheral Frame Elements (3)

Peripheral Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Institution
The institution or organization that the Participants have in common.
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Place
The place at which the Co-association relationship exists.
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Time
The time during which the co-association relationship exists.
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Frame-Frame Relations (0)

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Lexical Units (10)

Lexical units of this frame
LU Type Definition
associate.n โ€” FN: a fellow member of a firm, especially a person having high rank within a partnership or private company.
brother.n โ€” FN: member of the same fraternal organization or men's religious order. More generally, member of the same church or labor union (the latter usually plural, including the form "bretheren").
co-religionist.n โ€” FN: a fellow member of the same religion.
co-worker.n โ€” FN: fellow worker; someone who works for the same company or institution.
colleague.n โ€” FN: A person working together with another in the same institution.
comrade.n โ€” FN: member of the same political party or military institution, co-worker.
countryman.n โ€” FN: people from the same country, or having the same citizenship.
fellow.a โ€” FN: Having the same employer, belonging to the same organization or institution, of the same nationality, etc.
partner.n โ€” FN: fellow member of the same partership. This is a business usage, as opposed to the use in the Personal_relatoinship frame.
sister.n โ€” FN: member of the same sororal organization, especially women's religious organization or labor union.
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