perk in Italian
perk in Italian is privilegio — perk means an extra benefit that comes with a job, beyond the salary.
perk in Italian
privilegio
(informal) Perquisite.
What does "perk" mean?
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noun An extra benefit that comes with a job, beyond the salary.
"Free lunch is one of the perks of working here."
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verb (often "perk up") To become more lively, cheerful, or alert.
"She perked up as soon as the coffee arrived."
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verb Of coffee, to brew by percolating through hot water.
"The coffee perked on the stove while we set the table."
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perk in a sentence
- Free lunch is one of the perks of working here.
- She perked up as soon as the coffee arrived.
- The coffee perked on the stove while we set the table.
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What is "perk" in Italian?
"perk" in Italian is privilegio. perk means: An extra benefit that comes with a job, beyond the salary.
How do you use "perk" in a sentence?
Example: "Free lunch is one of the perks of working here." In Italian, "perk" is privilegio.
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