| Id | ESLPod_0940_WE_1554 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 940 |
| Episode Title | Ending Excessive Spending |
| Phrase | perk |
| Text | The word "perk," in this podcast, means a benefits one receives in a job in addition to pay or salary: "Getting to use the corporate jet is a really nice perk." Or, "We can't offer you a higher salary, but let me tell you about some of the perks of working here." The phrase "to perk up" means to become more cheerful or active and alert: "Perk up! The workday is almost done." Or, "A cup of coffee will help you perk up." The phrase "to perk (something) up" means to make something more interesting or lively: "Some fresh herbs can perk up any salad." Finally, a person who is "perky" is confident, happy, and extroverted: "Our customer service representatives need to be perky, but not annoying." |
| Topics | Business | Money |
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