perk — an advantage or benefit that comes with a job or situation
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an advantage or benefit that comes with a job or situation
Pronunciation (IPA): /pɝːk/
Korean meaning: 특전, 혜택, 부가 혜택
Korean pronunciation: 퍼크 (강세: 퍼크)
Example Sentences
- The best perk of being a pizza delivery driver? Free pizza when someone cancels their order!
- My ears always perk up when I hear someone opening a bag of chips.
- The company's generous perks include gym membership and flexible working hours.
perk
NOUN//pɝːk//
an advantage or benefit that comes with a job or situation
Job benefits and special advantages
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Great perks at work always make me smirk!
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Origin
14세기에 'perch(높은 곳에 앉다)'에서 유래되어, 나중에 '기운을 차리다'는 의미로 발전했습니다. 현대의 '특전' 의미는 20세기에 등장했어요.
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“The best perk of being a pizza delivery driver? Free pizza when someone cancels their order!”
“My ears always perk up when I hear someone opening a bag of chips.”
“The company's generous perks include gym membership and flexible working hours.”
“She seemed tired, but perked up immediately when someone mentioned chocolate cake.”
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