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perkBrE /pɜːk/NAmE /pɜːrk/ noun (also formal per·quis·ite) [usually pl.] something you receive as well as your wages for doing a particular job （工资之外的）补贴，津贴，额外待遇◆Perks offered by the firm include a car and free health insurance. 公司给予的额外待遇包括一辆汽车和免费健康保险。◆(figurative) Not having to get up early is just one of the perks of being retired. 不必早起只是退休生活的好处之一。 perkBrE /pɜːk/NAmE /pɜːrk/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they perk BrE /pɜːk/ NAmE /pɜːrk/present simple - he / she / it perks BrE /pɜːks/ NAmE /pɜːrks/past simple perked BrE /pɜːkt/ NAmE /pɜːrkt/past participle perked BrE /pɜːkt/ NAmE /pɜːrkt/ -ing form perking BrE /ˈpɜːkɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈpɜːrkɪŋ/ ●ˌperk ˈup●ˌperk sb↔ˈup(informal) to become or to make sb become more cheerful or lively, especially after they have been ill/sick or sad （使）振奋，活跃，快活 SYN brighten ◆He soon perked up when his friends arrived. 朋友一来他就精神起来了。●ˌperk ˈup●ˌperk sth↔ˈup(informal) to increase, or to make sth increase in value, etc. 上扬；增加；使增值◆Share prices had perked up slightly by close of trading. 收盘时股价略有上扬。●ˌperk sth↔ˈup(informal) to make sth more interesting, more attractive, etc. 使更有趣；使更诱人 SYN liven up ◆ideas for perking up bland food 给无味的食品增添味道的主意 |