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基本词汇
v.（使）振作；打扮；竖起
vi.滤煮
n.额外津贴；特权；利益
过去式: perked 过去分词: perked 现在分词: perking 第三人称单数: perks
英英释义
词典解释
网络解释
noun
1. an incidental benefit awarded for certain types of employment (especially if it is regarded as a right)
e.g. a limousine is one of the fringe benefits of the job
Synonym: fringe benefitperquisite
verb
1. gain or regain energy
e.g. I picked up after a nap
Synonym: perk uppercolatepick upgain vigor
1. 补贴；津贴；额外待遇
Perks are special benefits that are given to people who have a particular job or belong to a particular group.
e.g. ...a company car, private medical insurance and other perks...
公司配车、提供私人医疗保险以及其他额外待遇
e.g. One of the perks of being a student is cheap travel.
当学生的好处之一是旅行购票可以优惠。
相关词组：perk up
1. 外快：Pentagon 五角大楼 | perk 外快 | politburo 政治局
2. perk的反义词
2. 振作：perjury 伪证 | perk 振作 | perky 自信的
3. 额外收入：staff advantage 员工福利 | perk 额外收入 | discount 折扣
4. 额外津贴：Pentagon 五角大楼 | perk额外津贴 | politburo 政治局
相关词组
经典引文
1. perk up : (使)振作, (使)活跃起来；
The main perks are expenses, particularly while on location.
出自：Sunday TimesFree lunch...This pathetic little perk of the office was taken very seriously.
出自：T. K. WolfeThe male was off again, perking up his feathers.
出自：M. DibdinI just perked some coffee...Would you like a cup?
出自：R. Macdonald