perk

UK
/pɜːk/
US
/pɜrk/

Übersetzungen

perksubstantiv
perks
Pl.
UK
/pɜːk/
US
/pɜrk/
One of the perks of the job is a company car.
Одной из льгот работы является служебный автомобиль.
The free gym membership is a perk offered by the company.
Бесплатное членство в спортзале - это бонус, предлагаемый компанией.
Having a flexible schedule is a perk of working from home.
Гибкий график - это привилегия работы из дома.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
дополнительная выгода
perkverb
perked
Präteritum
perked
Partizip Perfekt
perking
Gerundium
UK
/pɜːk/
US
/pɝk/
She began to perk up after hearing the good news.
Она начала оживляться после того, как услышала хорошие новости.
He seemed to perk up after the coffee.
Он, казалось, воспрянул после кофе.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
воспрянуть духом
perkadjektiv
perker
Komp.
perkest
Super.
UK
/pɜːk/
US
/pɝk/
Archaic; still encountered in literary contexts meaning 'jaunty, lively, smart in appearance'

Definitionen

perksubstantiv
A benefit or advantage that comes with a job or position, often in addition to salary.
One of the perks of working at the company is the free gym membership.
An additional payment or gratuity given to an employee.
The holiday bonus was a nice perk for the staff.
Percolated coffee, especially when considered informally as a beverage.
He poured himself a mug of hot perk before heading to work.
perkverb
To become more lively or cheerful.
She began to perk up after hearing the good news.
To raise or lift something, especially the head, in a lively or alert manner.
The dog perked its ears at the sound of the doorbell.
To improve or enhance something, often by adding something extra.
He decided to perk up the room with some fresh flowers.
To percolate, especially of coffee while it is brewing.
The coffee was already perking on the stove when she woke up.
perkadjektiv
Jaunty, lively, or smart in appearance.
She wore a perk little cap that matched her cheerful mood.