hasFeature

P182
predicate

Indicates that an entity possesses, exhibits, or includes a particular characteristic, attribute, or component.

All labels observed (200)

Label Occurrences
hasFeature canonical 426,443
hasService 24,493
hasPhonologicalFeature 6,131

Sample triples (480,904)

Subject Object
Dropbox link-based file sharing
Dropbox offline access
Dropbox two-factor authentication
Dropbox ransomware recovery
Dropbox document scanning
Dropbox integrations with third-party apps
Rano Raraku interior freshwater lake
Rano Raraku steep crater walls
Rano Raraku carving terraces
Rano Raraku quarry faces with moai in situ
MIT Alumni Pool indoor pool
MIT Alumni Pool locker rooms
MIT Alumni Pool showers
MIT Alumni Pool spectator area
Chicano English phonological features via predicate surface "hasFeatureType"
Chicano English syntactic features via predicate surface "hasFeatureType"
Chicano English prosodic features via predicate surface "hasFeatureType"
Chicano English lexical features via predicate surface "hasFeatureType"
Chicano English monophthongization of /eɪ/ in some contexts via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Chicano English reduced distinction between /ɪ/ and /iː/ for some speakers via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Chicano English possible devoicing or weakening of final consonants in some varieties via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Chicano English rhotic pronunciation (pronounced /r/ in all positions) for many speakers via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Chicano English influence of Spanish vowel system on English vowels via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Chicano English variable use of past tense and participle morphology in some speakers via predicate surface "hasSyntacticFeature"
Chicano English variable use of prepositions influenced by Spanish patterns via predicate surface "hasSyntacticFeature"
Chicano English occasional calques from Spanish structures via predicate surface "hasSyntacticFeature"
Chicano English borrowing of Spanish-origin words via predicate surface "hasLexicalFeature"
Chicano English code-switching with Spanish for some bilingual speakers via predicate surface "hasLexicalFeature"
Western American English cot–caught merger via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English relatively uniform pronunciation across large geographic area via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English lack of strong regional vowel distinctions compared to other U.S. regions via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English generally rhotic pronunciation via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English /r/ pronounced in all positions via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English t-flapping between vowels in many words via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English yod-dropping in words like "tune" and "dune" for many speakers via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English /æ/ often somewhat raised before nasal consonants via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English /u/ fronting to [ʉ] or [y]-like quality in many environments via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English /oʊ/ often fronted and monophthongized for many speakers via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English /eɪ/ sometimes slightly monophthongized via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English weak distinction between "Mary" "merry" and "marry" for many speakers via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English weak distinction between "pin" and "pen" only in some subregions via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English generally lacks the strong Southern drawl via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English generally lacks traditional New England non-rhoticity via predicate surface "hasPhonologicalFeature"
Western American English use of "hella" as an intensifier in some areas via predicate surface "hasLexicalFeature"
Western American English use of "snow machine" for snowmobile in some northern areas via predicate surface "hasLexicalFeature"
Western American English use of "soda" as common term for carbonated soft drink in many areas via predicate surface "hasLexicalFeature"
Western American English use of "you guys" as second-person plural pronoun via predicate surface "hasLexicalFeature"
Western American English use of "like" as discourse marker via predicate surface "hasSyntacticFeature"
Western American English use of "be like" as quotative construction via predicate surface "hasSyntacticFeature"
Western American English tendency to avoid double modals via predicate surface "hasSyntacticFeature"