Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Perk"

A: A special privilege. Important guests at a fancy hotel might have perks like massages, or free drinks, free meals etc. Ironically, the richer the guest, the more free stuff they get.

A: a perk is like a positive outcome, or something good that comes with an action or choice :)

A: Advantages or benefits.

A: "Perk" has two meaning :)

1. Having an advantage or bonus
- "One perk about being a Starbucks worker is having a free Spotify premium membership!"

2. To be cheerful and lively
- "Don't be sad.. Perk up!"
- "I perked up after my friend took me to the beach"

A: @DanserSansArret: 好处。something extra that is good

A: "She had a really difficult day at school, but getting ice cream with her father afterwards really helped her perk up."

A: A 40 hour work week, great healthcare, and free childcare were just some of the many perks of her job.

Sally always knew what to say. It was one of the many perks of their friendship

A: After having some coffee, she perked up. Your smile really perked me up. Don’t tell a joke. That won’t perk me up.

A: "The perks of being short"

"The perks of being ugly"

"The perks of having glasses"

Basically, it means the advantage someone has because of something they are/possess (:

A: Perk - a bonus reward/benefit in addition to what you already get.
e.g. the perks of being a member is that you also get to enjoy free drinks.

Allowance - a sum of money given to you to spend by someone (e.g. your mum).

Reward - something nice you get in return for doing something good or a service to someone.

A: They are basically the same. But there are some differences.

For example you can say:
“Studying every night will benefit you greatly.”

But you can’t say “studying every night will perk you”

Although you can say “studying every night will be advantageous”

It’s hard to describe the difference because they can all mean the same 😅 haha but if you have a specific sentence/question I could answer that.

A: The second one is correct and the first doesn’t really make sense. Also, I believe you meant “perks”, not “parks”.

A: An advantage is a state in which one is situated in better standing in comparison to someone or something else
"If 2 people wrestle, the heavier man usually has the advantage"

A perk is a bonus, a nifty, beneficial and positive feature that comes alongside something else
"The perk of working as a barista is being able to drink all the coffee you want for free during shifts"

A: "Perk" and "bonus" are very similar. But as just a general rule:

A perk is a benefit or advantage.
Example: He thought the the perks of living in a city outweighed the perks of living in a small town.

A bonus is an extra reward.
Example: He gained a bonus for working hard at his job that week.

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A: Have you ever watched a movie about the perks of being a wallflower?

A: Perks of the job means the benefits of the job. From what I've heard and seen it is mostly used positively.

"Some perks of the job are free insurance, above average salary safe and working environment."

You can use it sarcastically, I've heard it used like that a couple of times, but that's like every other phrase you come across, can be used sarcastically.

"Perks of the job are a grumpy boss and dumb co-workers."

A: One of the perks of buying this computer is that you can buy a $20 keyboard for $10.

A: They receive benefits. For example, discounts, health insurance, paid vacations, and more. Although I am NOT saying that McDonald's provide this.

A: Being able to learn, and being able to be part of clubs and student groups and activities. Help in preparation for college or a career. Getting to see your friends everyday and meet new people your age.

A: it's very understandable, but s small change.
We also have special perks for our regular customers.
Oh, that's a good one!