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Target Role: whole

Source Role: possessor

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Target Role: parts

Source Role: possession

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Target Role: whole-part_relation

Source Role: possess_relation

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Text: The eye possesses several parts.


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Text: Which car part belongs to which car?


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ExampleEnglish (The eye possesses several parts., ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) + and English (Which car part belongs to which car?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) +
Has source frameFrame:Possession +
Has target frameFrame:Part whole +
Mappingwhole (possessor, ?) +, parts (possession, ?) + and whole-part_relation (possess_relation, ?) +
Metaphor.LevelGeneral +
Metaphor.Source frameFrame:Possession +
Metaphor.Target frameFrame:Part whole +
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