Roleset stock.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "store":

Roles:

Arg0:agent, storer


Arg1:commodity


Arg2:location or destination

Examples:

all args (-)
John stocked his fallout shelter with a year's supply of Twinkies and YooHoo.
Arg0:	John
REL:	stocked
Arg2:	his fallout shelter
Arg1-with:	a year's supply of Twinkies and YooHoo




no location (-)
John's hardware store doesn't stock any actual hardware.
Arg0:	John's hardware store
Argm-NEG:	n't
REL:	stock
Arg1:	any actual hardware

person: ns tense: ns aspect: ns voice: active form: infinitive


fish stock (-)
He sold quarter-inch fingerlings [0] [*T*-2] to stock other farmers' ponds, and he bought back one-pound-or-so food-fish that he ``live-hauled'' to market along with his own whiskery crop.
Arg1:	[*T*-2] ->[0] quarter-inch fingerlings
REL:	stock
Arg0:	other farmers' ponds

Roleset stock.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "store":

Roles:

Arg0:agent, storer


Arg1:commodity

Examples:

intransitive (-)
And while customers such as steel service centers are continuing to reduce inventories through the fourth quarter, they eventually will begin stocking up again, he notes.
Arg0:	they
ArgM-TMP:	eventually
REL:	[ stocking] [ up]
ArgM-TMP:	again




transitive (-)
Last year's drought in the Midwest prompted retailers to stock up on oils ahead of anticipated price increases, boosting sales for Crisco and Puritan oils, analysts said.
Arg0:	retailers
REL:	[ stock] [ up]
Arg1-on:	oils
ArgM-TMP:	ahead of anticipated price increases