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perk English

Meaning perk meaning

What does perk mean?
Definitions in simple English

perk Noun

— A perk is an extra bonus or gift My new job does not have as many perks, like paid vacations. One perk of riding my bike to work is that I can spend more time outside.

perk Verb

— If someone perks up, they become more cheerful, awake, or attentive. The sleepy student perked up when the teacher began giving hints for tomorrow's test.

perk

— verb (= pick up) gain or regain energy I picked up after a nap — noun (= 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

Synonyms perk synonyms

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perk English » English

bonus perquisite dividend premium pick up perk up percolate gain vigor fringe benefit spruce up trim tog titivate tip smarten up smarten oneself up reward revive renew recondition ramp profit privilege prink primp prim prerogative prank pep up ornament mend liven up liven lighten up jazz up jazz interest improve good garnish freshen favor embellish doll up doll oneself up doll decorate deck caparison buoy up

Topics perk topics

What do people use perk to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Happy

Conjugation perk conjugation

How do you conjugate perk?

perk · verb

Examples perk examples

How do I use perk in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom will perk up.

Movie subtitles

I thought a stroll in the fresh air might perk up our appetites before dinner.
Come on, perk up.
I hope the fire will perk up in a few minutes.
There, that'll perk you up.
This will perk you up, Miss Leslie.
This town's starting to perk up and look around.
Hey, perk up, pop.
He'll perk up when we get home.
Just when things were beginning to perk up.
Move it! Come on, girls. Perk up.
But the perk of changing name is new to me as well.
A drink will perk you up.
It's the only perk in an extremely boring job.
That oughta perk it up.
Nothing like a cold shower to perk a fellow up.
Hey, listen, slip that in an envelope for me, will you, Perk?
Later, Perk.
The perk.
Shut up, Perk, and let's get out of here.
So I sort of fabricated things, embroidered the story, you know, the way your grandma embroiders a tablecloth to sort of perk it up, well, I embroidered my story.
Well, Son, maybe what your ma is trying to say is if you could find a way to perk up Ep's speeches, you know, and tone down Oldfield's we might have a race here.
Poor little battered things. I'll put 'em in some water and they'll perk up.
Perk up.
But my ears perk up, because I hear this stuff is Laotian, right?
Well, if they don't perk up, they'll be having their butcher.
Perk up. Show some life.
Murray, see what you can do to perk this up.
Look perk-ish now, so you don't grieve him none.
That's how society begins to perk up. The sciences, the arts, the industries and even the political custom, are transformed.
A nice cup of tea will perk you up.
Do you know Central Perk?
Everybody, let's give a warm Central Perk welcome to.
They perk me right up.

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