| In this frame, an Agent changes the temperature of an Item. A Temperature_goal can specify the desired temperature. A Temperature_change can also be indicated. The Temperature_start indicates the initial temperature. | |
| La cocinera CALENTÓ el aceite en la sartén. | |
| En las épocas de escasez económica, se utilzaban braseros para CALENTAR las habitaciones. CNI | |
| Por la tarde, el sol CALIENTA las habitaciones del otro lado de la casa. | |
| Agent [Agt] Semantic Type Sentient | The Agent performs the intentional act which changes the temperature of the Item. | |
| Ryan REHEATED the pasta in the microwave. | ||
| Cause [Cause] | An animate or inanimate entity, a force, or event that changes the temperature. Volitionality is not a necessary characteristic of Causes. | |
| The sun WARMED the house. | ||
| Item [Item] | The Item undergoes the temperature change. | |
| Ryan REHEATED the pasta in the microwave. | ||
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| Circumstances [cir] | This FE identifies the Circumstances at which the temperature change occurs. | |
| Bill COOLED the jello at room temperature. | ||
| Container [Container] | This FE identifies the Container that holds the Item whose temperature is being changed. | |
| HEAT the potatoes in a medium-sized pan. | ||
| Degree [Degr] Semantic Type Degree | The degree to which the Item approaches (an implicit) Temperature_goal, which is often construed to be the ambient temperature. | |
| You'll probably have to wait a while to WARM your legs UP completely. | ||
| Depictive [Depict] | This FE identifies the Depictive phrase describing the Agent or Item. | |
| Duration [Dur] Semantic Type Duration | The length of time for which the Agent changes the temperature of the Item. | |
| REFRIGERATE the cookie dough for an hour before baking. | ||
| Hot_Cold_source [H/C] | The Hot_Cold_source is the source of the heat or coolness. | |
| We CHILLED the drinks on ice. | ||
| Instrument [Ins] Semantic Type Physical_entity | This FE identifies the Instrument with which the Agent changes the temperature of the Item. | |
| Manner [Mnr] Semantic Type Manner | This FE identifies the Manner in which the Agent changes the temperature of the Item. | |
| Means [Mns] Semantic Type State_of_affairs | This FE identifies the Means by which the Agent changes the temperature of the Item. | |
| Place [Place] Semantic Type Locative_relation | This FE identifies the Place where the Agent changes the temperature of the Item. | |
| Purpose [Purp] Semantic Type State_of_affairs | This FE identifies the Purpose for which the Agent changes the temperature of the Item and what the Agent hopes to accomplish. | |
| Result [Result] | Result is the resultant state of the Agent changing the temperature of the Item. | |
| Subregion [sub] Semantic Type Locative_relation | The Subregion describes which part of a larger whole is being affected. | |
| The mousse was CHILLED around the edges. | ||
| Temperature_change [] | The Temperature_change is the amount of difference between the intial and goal temperatures. | |
| Temperature_goal [Temperature_goal] | The Temperature_goal is the temperature to which the Agent is heating or cooling the Item. | |
| HEAT the syrup to 180 degrees. | ||
| Temperature_start [Temperature_start] | Temperature_start is the initial temperature of the Item. | |
| HEAT the sugar water mixture from room temperature until it reaches 180 degrees. | ||
| Time [Time] Semantic Type Time | This FE identifies the Time when the Agent changes the temperature of the Item. | |
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Is Causative of: Inchoative_change_of_temperature
See Also:
caldear.v, calentar.v, enfriar.v, entibiar.v, recalentar.v, refrigerar.v
Created by acwright on Fri May 31 11:45:09 CEST 2002