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Target Role: communicator

Source Role: transferortransferor

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Target Role: addressee

Source Role: transfer_recipienttransfer_recipient

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Target Role: message

Source Role: transferred_objecttransferred_object

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Target Role: language

Source Role: vehicle_for_transfervehicle_for_transfer

Comment: these roles are not in framesthese roles are not in frames

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Target Entailment: Success of communication

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Type of Inferential Structure: x-schema stagex-schema stage

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Target Entailment: Accepting ideas

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Target Entailment: Understanding

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Target Entailment: Intially, addressee is not aware of message

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Target Entailment: acquiring ideas

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Target Entailment: Words and linguistic expressions

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Text: You gave me a great idea!You gave me a great idea!

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Text: Try to pack more thoughts into fewer words.Try to pack more thoughts into fewer words.

Provenance: Reddy (1979)Reddy (1979)

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Text: Whenever you have a good idea practice capturing it in words.Whenever you have a good idea practice capturing it in words.

Provenance: Reddy (1979)Reddy (1979)

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Text: Don't force your meanings into the wrong words.Don't force your meanings into the wrong words.

Provenance: Reddy (1979)Reddy (1979)

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Text: Try to get your thoughts across better.Try to get your thoughts across better.

Provenance: Reddy (1979)Reddy (1979)

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Text: You still have to give me an idea of what you mean.You still have to give me an idea of what you mean.

Provenance: Reddy (1979)Reddy (1979)

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Entailment	Success of communication (Success of transfer, x-schema stage, ?) +, Accepting ideas (Accepting objects, ?, ?) +, Understanding (Ability to accept objects, ?, ?) +, Intially, addressee is not aware of message (Initially, transfer_recipient does not possess transferred_object, ?, ?) +, acquiring ideas (gaining possession of objects, ?, ?) + and Words and linguistic expressions (containers and vehicles via which objects are transferred, ?, WORDS ARE CONTAINERS) +
Example	English (You gave me a great idea!, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) +, English (Try to pack more thoughts into fewer words., ?, ?, Reddy (1979), ?, ?, ?) +, English (Whenever you have a good idea practice capturing it in words., ?, ?, Reddy (1979), ?, ?, ?) +, English (Don't force your meanings into the wrong words., ?, ?, Reddy (1979), ?, ?, ?) +, English (Try to get your thoughts across better., ?, ?, Reddy (1979), ?, ?, ?) + and English (You still have to give me an idea of what you mean., ?, ?, Reddy (1979), ?, ?, ?) +
Has source frame	Frame:Transfer scenario +
Has target frame	Frame:Communication +
Mapping	communicator (transferor, ?) +, addressee (transfer_recipient, ?) +, message (transferred_object, ?) + and language (vehicle_for_transfer, these roles are not in frames) +
Metaphor.Alias	COMMUNICATION IS OBJECT EXCHANGE (?) +
Metaphor.Investigated for	English +
Metaphor.Level	General +
Metaphor.Source frame	Frame:Transfer scenario +
Metaphor.Target frame	Frame:Communication +
Metaphor.Type	Primary + and Composed/complex +
Related metaphor	makes use of (PURPOSEFUL THINKING IS GOAL-DIRECTED MOTION, ?) + and is related to (IDEAS ARE OBJECTS, ?) +
Has subobject "Has subobject" is a predefined property representing a container construct that allows to accumulate property-value assignments similar to that of a normal wiki page.	Metaphor:COMMUNICATING IS OBJECT TRANSFER#Is_example_of +

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