obj: object
The object of a verb is the second most prominent argument of a verb after the subject. Typically, it is the noun phrase that denotes the entity acted upon or which undergoes a change of state or motion (the proto-patient).
# user_id = jmgm60
# sent_id = VV-FRE#081
# text = HOMBRE PERSONA COMER2(2Msu) FRUTA
# gloss_en = MAN PERSON EAT2(2Hsuc) FRUIT
# text_es = El hombre se atiborra de fruta
# text_en = The man devours the fruit
1 HOMBRE _ NOUN N.P _ 3 nsubj _ Gloss=MAN
2 PERSONA _ NOUN N.Loc _ 1 appos _ Gloss=PERSON
3 COMER2(2Msu) _ VERB V _ 0 root _ Gloss=EAT2(2Hsuc)
4 FRUTA _ NOUN N _ 3 obj _ Gloss=FRUIT
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