Expensiveness
has lex unit: low-cost.a
frame c date: 2001-02-07T13:12:29+01:00
has lex unit: costly.a
narrower match: synset-complimentary-adjectivesatellite-2
definition: <def-root>A <fen>Payer</fen> gives up (or potentially gives up) the use of an <fen>Asset</fen> (generally money) in order to achieve an <fen>Intended_event</fen>. This event is often more specifically described as gaining possession of some <fen>Goods</fen> or receiving a Service. In the majority of cases, the <fen>Payer</fen> is described generically (INI), and the situation depicted answers the question of how much of an <fen>Asset</fen> would have to be given up to receive the <fen>Goods</fen> or bring about the <fen>Intended_event</fen>. <ex>It 'll <t>cost</t> <fex name="Payer">Sandra's parents</fex> <fex name="Asset">fifty grand a year</fex> <fex name="Intended_event">for her to attend that school</fex>. </ex> <ex><fex name="Intended_event">That book</fex> would <t>cost</t> <fex name="Payer">you</fex> <fex name="Asset">more than twenty dollars</fex> <fex name="Intended_event">to bind</fex> <fex name="">in a local book bindery</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Goods">Stamps</fex> used to <t>cost</t> <fex name="Asset">only five cents</fex>. <fex name="Payer">INI</fex></ex> <ex>The <t>cost</t> <fex name="Intended_event">of a trip to a resort or spa</fex> varies by region, dependent primarily on weather, not local economic conditions. <fex name="Payer">INI</fex></ex> <ex>Well, <fex name="Intended_event">it</fex> 'll <t>cost</t> <fex name="Payer">you</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Payer">For you</fex>, <fex name="Asset">thirty bucks</fex> <m>is</m> <fex name="Degree">practically</fex> <t>free</t>. <fex name="Intended_event">DNI</fex></ex></def-root>
has frame relation: Commerce scenario
frame other feature: scalar
narrower match: synset-exorbitant-adjectivesatellite-1
narrower match: synset-costly-adjectivesatellite-2
has lex unit: affordable.adj
frame ID: 83
frame sectivity: inter
has lex unit: cheap.a
has lex unit: overpriced.adj
frame c by: ChW
has lex unit: low-cost.adj
narrower match: synset-overpriced-adjectivesatellite-1
narrower match: synset-cheap-adjective-1
has lex unit: overpriced.a
has lex unit: pricey.adj
has frame element: Goods.expensiveness
has frame element: Intended event.expensiveness
narrower match: synset-expensive-adjective-1
has lex unit: set back.v
uses: Abounding with
has lex unit: cheap.adj
has lex unit: affordability.n
has lex unit: exorbitant.adj
has frame element: Time.expensiveness
has lex unit: cost.v
has frame element: Origin.expensiveness
has lex unit: costly.adj
has frame relation: Abounding with
has lex unit: inexpensive.a
has lex unit: free.a
uses: Commerce scenario
has lex unit: affordable.a
has lex unit: expensive.adj
has lex unit: exorbitant.a
has lex unit: free.adj
has lex unit: low-priced.adj
comment: A Payer gives up (or potentially gives up) the use of an Asset (generally money) in order to achieve an Intended_event. This event is often more specifically described as gaining possession of some Goods or receiving a Service. In the majority of cases, the Payer is described generically (INI), and the situation depicted answers the question of how much of an Asset would have to be given up to receive the Goods or bring about the Intended_event. It 'll cost Sandra's parents fifty grand a year for her to attend that school. That book would cost you more than twenty dollars to bind in a local book bindery. Stamps used to cost only five cents. INI The cost of a trip to a resort or spa varies by region, dependent primarily on weather, not local economic conditions. INI Well, it 'll cost you. For you, thirty bucks is practically free. DNI
has lex unit: low-priced.a
has frame element: Rate.expensiveness
has frame element: Asset.expensiveness
has lex unit: pricey.a
definition: A Payer gives up (or potentially gives up) the use of an Asset (generally money) in order to achieve an Intended_event. This event is often more specifically described as gaining possession of some Goods or receiving a Service. In the majority of cases, the Payer is described generically (INI), and the situation depicted answers the question of how much of an Asset would have to be given up to receive the Goods or bring about the Intended_event. It 'll cost Sandra's parents fifty grand a year for her to attend that school. That book would cost you more than twenty dollars to bind in a local book bindery. Stamps used to cost only five cents. INI The cost of a trip to a resort or spa varies by region, dependent primarily on weather, not local economic conditions. INI Well, it 'll cost you. For you, thirty bucks is practically free. DNI
has frame element: Payer.expensiveness
frame name: Expensiveness
type: Frame
definition: A Payer gives up (or potentially gives up) the use of an Asset (generally money) in order to achieve an Intended_event. This event is often more specifically described as gaining possession of some Goods or receiving a Service. In the majority of cases, the Payer is described generically (INI), and the situation depicted answers the question of how much of an Asset would have to be given up to receive the Goods or bring about the Intended_event. It 'll cost Sandra's parents fifty grand a year for her to attend that school. That book would cost you more than twenty dollars to bind in a local book bindery. Stamps used to cost only five cents. INI The cost of a trip to a resort or spa varies by region, dependent primarily on weather, not local economic conditions. INI Well, it 'll cost you. For you, thirty bucks <m>is</m> practically free. DNI
type: Class
has frame element: Degree.expensiveness
has lex unit: cost.n
has lex unit: expensive.a
has lex unit: expense.n
has lex unit: inexpensive.adj
narrower match: synset-low-cost-adjectivesatellite-1