I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
enjoy
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Those, like Bord, who were a part of the sprawling Ailey inner circle enjoyed additional perks .
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At least he enjoyed his perks with finesse.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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It's not always fun being an air hostess, but the perks are good.
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One of the perks of working for a fashion designer is that you get to wear lots of nice clothes.
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The professors regard foreign travel as a perk , and they go to all the international conferences.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Leisure time is not a perk .
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Park gave the members of the club, which was headed by Chun, fast promotions and special perks.
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Privilege parking places yield little profit, while special perks can precipitate horrendous losses.
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Some one else would get the perks of office; whereas a rector received the full tithes.
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The chives and parsley will provide a bright perk and a complementary flavor to the cheese.
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The truth is that most congressional perks have been eliminated.
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You are giving this unfeeling corporation so much, why not grab what you can in expense-account-paid perks?
II. verb
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Fortunately in the second half the dance perked up.
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Moving the light spot is capable of getting an otherwise silent neuron to perk up and take notice.
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Striped shirt and pink tie perked up a little.
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Though you look as though you could do with something to perk you up.