shop
shop.01 - look for something to buy
SHOP-V NOTES: Comparison with other verbs-of-trade. 'Tis the season! Member of Vncls search-35.2. (from shop.01-v)SHOPPING-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on shop-v.01. Corresponds to Vncls search-35.2. (from shopping.01-n)
arg2 added based on corpus examples, VN. (from shopping.01-n)
Aliases:
shopping (n.)
shop (v.)
shop (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: shopper
ARG1-PPT: thing sought
ARG2-LOC: store/seller
ARG3-GOL: beneficiary
ARG1-PPT: thing sought
ARG2-LOC: store/seller
ARG3-GOL: beneficiary
intransitive
The number of people who said
theyARG0
were more likely to shoprel
at SearsARG2
...ARG3
heARG0
was shoppingrel
for a ringARG1
for his fianceeARG3
.arg1
one - stopARGM-MNR
shoppingrel
for takeover financeARG1
arg0 and PRP
Dealers said the market was supported to some extent by ...
shoppingrel
by market - makersARG0
to cover internal requirements for selected stocks in the 100 - share indexARGM-PRP
.args 0 and 2
She thought back to
herARG0
shoppingrel
at the grocery storeARG2
.shop.02 - try to sell
SHOP-V NOTES: This usage is totally alien to me, but WSJ seems quite fond of it. Idon't know if args 3, 4 will appear. (from shop.02-v)Aliases:
shop (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: Seller
ARG1-PPT: Thing Sold
ARG2-GOL: Buyer
ARG3-PRP: Price Paid
ARG4-GOL: Benefactive
ARG1-PPT: Thing Sold
ARG2-GOL: Buyer
ARG3-PRP: Price Paid
ARG4-GOL: Benefactive
with commodity and buyer
Some think
Columbia 's thrift , which now is seeking a new chief operating officerARG1
, mightARGM-MOD
be capitalized at , say $ 300 million , and shoppedrel
to a commercial bank that wants a California presenceARG2
.