perked

英 [pɜːkt]

美 [pɜːrkt]

v.  使振作; 打扮; 竖起
perk的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 补贴；津贴；额外待遇
  Perksare special benefits that are given to people who have a particular job or belong to a particular group.
  1. ...a company car, private medical insurance and other perks...
     公司配车、提供私人医疗保险以及其他额外待遇
  2. One of the perks of being a student is cheap travel.
     当学生的好处之一是旅行购票可以优惠。

双语例句

• He perked up at the news.
  他听到消息就振作了起来。
• Perked up when I told her she could come with us.
  当我告诉她可以和我们同去时，她马上高兴起来。
• Everyone can recall that time they stopped sipping their coffee and perked up as they looked to see where that beautiful sound came from.
  几乎每人都能回忆起那一刻&不再品尝咖啡，而是停下来竖起耳朵听，仔细寻找这美妙的声音是从何而来。
• Nevertheless, the surge in the index is not confined to manufacturing: in particular, retailers are more confident than they have been for six years. Surveys of German consumer confidence have also perked up this year.
  但此指数的飙涨并不限于制造业：零售业者更是比以往六年都有信心；调查表明消费者信心指数也在今年开始回升。
• Surveys of German consumer confidence have also perked up this year.
  据调查，德国消费信心今年略有上扬。
• Share prices perked up slightly before the close of trading.
  股票价格在收盘前稍稍涨了一些。
• The first time I heard myself say this, my inner ear perked up at the word harbor, which is a noun as well as a verb.
  头一次念，我内在的耳朵在听见停泊一词的时候扬了起来。
• I see, it's nice to have accomplishments, and be elegant, but not show off, or get perked up, said Amy thoughtfully.
  “我明白了，一个人有教养，又风雅，却不卖弄，不摆架子，该多好啊！”阿蜜沉思地说。
• The horse perked up its head.
  那匹马精神抖擞地昂起头来。
• He looked depressed but perked up when his friends arrived.
  打起精神来，振作起来，别灰心。他看上去无精打彩的，但朋友一来就精神起来了。