Frameset

Predicate load:

Frames file for 'load' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. Verbnet class spray-9.7-2; no other framed members. Comparison to 'unload'.

Roleset load.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "cause to be burdened":

Roles:

Arg0:loader, agent

Arg1:beast of burden

Arg2:cargo

Arg3:instrument

Examples:

plain ol' transitive (-)
`Because UPS drivers aren't permitted trace to load their own vehicles at the depot...`
Arg0:	trace -> UPS drivers
REL:	load
Arg1:	their own vehicles
ArgM-LOC:	at the depot

with cargo (-)
The blue-collar machinists, longtime rivals of the white-collar pilots, say the buyout would load the company with debt and weaken its finances.

Arg0: the buyout

ArgM-MOD: would

REL: load

Arg1: the company

Arg2-with: debt

with cargo (-)
`The blue-collar machinists, longtime rivals of the white-collar pilots, say the buyout would load the company with debt and weaken its finances.`
Arg0:	the buyout
ArgM-MOD:	would
REL:	load
Arg1:	the company
Arg2-with:	debt

Predicate load_up:

Roleset load.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "phrasal cause to be burdened":

Roles:

Arg0:loader, agent

Arg1:beast of burden

Arg2:cargo

Examples:

no beast of burden (-)
`...that investors buy stocks of companies that trace have avoided trace loading up on debt.`
Arg0:	trace -> trace -> that -> companies
REL:	[ loading] [ up]
Arg2-on:	debt

with beast of burden (-)
John loaded up the truck with his collection of teddy bears.

Arg0: John

REL: loaded up

Arg1: the truck

Arg2-with: his collection of teddy bears

with beast of burden (-)
`John loaded up the truck with his collection of teddy bears.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	loaded up
Arg1:	the truck
Arg2-with:	his collection of teddy bears

Instrument? Maybe. If so, arg3.