Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

XXXIIFrame and definition Core Frame Elements Lexical Units Frame relationsSuspect [Sus]Semantic Type GoalThe Suspect is the target of the Authority'ssuspicion.TheftThese are words describing situations in whicha Perpetrator takes Goods from a Victim or aSource. The Means by which this isaccomplished may also be expressed.I can't believe he PICKPOCKETED my goldwatch !I had to PILFER from the office just to get by .INISNATCHING purses from little old ladies isnot a living . CNIGoods [Goods]Goods is anything (including labor, time, orlegal rights) that can be taken away.Leslie STOLE the watch from Kim.Perpetrator [Perp]Semantic Type SentientPerpetrator is the person (or other agent) thattakes the goods away.Leslie STOLE the watch from Kim.Source [Src]Semantic Type SourceSource is the initial location of the goods, beforethey change location.Leslie STOLE the watch from the table.Victim [Vict]Semantic Type SentientVictim is the person (or other sentient being orgroup) that owns the goods before they aretaken away by the perpetrator.Leslie STOLE the watch from Kim.abstract.v, cop.v, cutpurse.n,embezzle.v, embezzlement.n,embezzler.n, filch.v, flog.v,heist.n, kleptomaniac.n,larceny.n, lift.v, light-fingered.a,misappropriate.v,misappropriation.n, nick.v,peculation.n, pickpocket.n,pickpocket.v, pilfer.v,pilferage.n, pilferer.n,pilfering.n, pinch.v, purloin.v,rustle.v, shoplift.v, shoplifter.n,shoplifting.n, snatch.n, snatch.v,snatcher.n, snitch.v, steal.v,stealer.n, stealing.n, stolen.a,swipe.v, theft.n, thief.n, thieve.v,thieving.a, thieving.nInherits From:Committing_crime, TakingIs Used By: RobberyTrialA trial is a process conducted in a Court beforea Judge and (usually) a Jury in which theCase [Cse]The Case which a Trial is convened to decide.Charges [Chg]case.n, trial.nSubframe of: Criminal_processHas Subframes:Court_examination,