Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

XXXIFrame and definition Core Frame Elements Lexical Units Frame relationsSmugglingThe words in this frame describe situations inwhich the Perpetrator secretly takes Goods intoor out of a country or other area which areprohibited by law or on which one has not paidthe required duty.Goal [Goal]Semantic Type GoalGoal is the location the Goods end up in.Goods [Goods]The FE Goods is anything (including labor,time, or legal rights) that can be illegally takeninto our out of a country.Path [Path]The path refers to (a part of the) ground theGoods travel over or to a landmark the Goodstravel by.Perpetrator [Perp]Semantic Type SentientThis is the person (or other agent) that illegallytakes the goods into or out of a country.Source [Src]Semantic Type SourceThe source is the location the goods occupyinitially before change of location.contraband.a, contraband.n,smuggle.v, smuggler.n,smuggling.nInherits From: Bringing,Committing_crimeSuspicionA person or group, the Authority, believes thatanother person, the Suspect is a participant in acriminal Incident.The police SUSPECT Noah Rogers of aidingthe robbery last night at Shop-n-drive.Authority [Aut]Semantic Type SentientThe Authority is the group or person whosuspects the Suspect of criminal activity.Incident [Inc]The (typically criminal) Incident in which theSuspect is suspected of being involved.suspect.n, suspect.v, undersuspicion.prepUses: Criminal_investigation