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perk 中文解釋 wordnet sense Collocation Usage Collins Definition
Adjective
/pərk/,
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Become more cheerful, lively, or interesting,
  1. Perky; pert

Verb
  1. (of coffee) Percolate
    • - while the coffee perks, head out for the morning paper
  2. Percolate (coffee)

Noun
  1. Money, goods, or other benefit to which one is entitled as an employee or as a shareholder of a company
    • - many agencies are helping to keep personnel at their jobs by providing perks
  2. An advantage or benefit following from a job or situation
    • - they were busy discovering the perks of town life
  1. fringe benefit: an incidental benefit awarded for certain types of employment (especially if it is regarded as a right); "a limousine is one of the fringe benefits of the job"
  2. perk up: gain or regain energy; "I picked up after a nap"
  3. Perk may refer to: *The Perks of Being a Wallflower, an epistolary novel *Polly Perks, a discworld character
  4. Perquisite; To become more lively or enthusiastic; Shortened form of percolate
  5. (perks) Short for perquisites; compensation in addition to salary, such as day care or a company car.
  6. (Perks) Another name for the benefits given to you by your employer.
  7. (PERKS (Performance Equity Return linKed Securities)) PERKS are medium-term notes that pay interest semi-annually. Under this structure, principal is not protected. ...
  8. (Perks) As in prerequisites, refers to free and discounted fringe benefits that accrue to travel industry employees.
  9. (Perks) Shortened version of 'perquisite'. See 'Fringe Benefits'.
  10. An additional, nonmonetary privilege given to a key cast or crew member to “sweeten” the deal.
  11. Short for perquisite. Non-cash rewards that recognize exceptional performance or commitment to the company, its goals, and its values. Examples of perks include tickets to sports and cultural events, extra time off, dinners, and awards ceremonies.
  12. Abbreviation for Percolation. Perk refers to a soil's inherent ability to absorb water. All soil types have some degree of ability to absorb water, but not all soils absorb water at a rate that allows for the soil type to be utilized for the installation of a septic system.
  13. the abbreviation for perquisite; something the employer supplies in addition to a regular salary (i.e. gas allowance)
  14. A special privilege or an 'extra'