perk

英 [英 [pɜːk]]

美 [美 [pɜːrk]]

n.  (工资之外的)补贴，津贴，额外待遇
v.  使振作; 打扮; 竖起

过去式：perked　 过去分词：perked　 现在分词：perking　 复数：perks　 第三人称单数：perks

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双语例句

• A cup of coffee will soon perk you up.
  你喝一杯咖啡马上精神会振作起来。
• I need a stiff drink to perk me up!
  我需要喝点酒来提一提神。
• If your morning beverage of choice is coffee, recent research provides an extra perk.
  如果你早上选择喝咖啡，最新的研究会让你对咖啡有一个全新的看法。
• Will this help to perk up sales?
  这样做是否有助于活跃销路？
• Anything that could save the company money and perk up its cash flow was examined.
  所有能够为公司节省开支、增加流动资金的办法都研究过了。
• Would you like a cup of coffee? It might perk you up a bit.
  你想要杯咖啡吗？它也许能给你提提精神。
• Another perk of open source is that the software actually evolves and gets more secure over time.
  开放源码另一个优点是：软件实际上随时间发展并变得更为安全。
• Buying short sales also came with another perk: bigger discounts.
  购买短售房还有另一个好处，即折扣幅度更大。
• House prices could perk up during the autumn
  秋季房价可能上涨。
• A nagging oversupply of houses and record-low home-builder confidence suggest new-home sales won't perk up soon, either.
  房屋始终供大于求和房屋建筑商信心处于历史低位，表明新屋销售也不会很快复苏。