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1 perk
I 1.(coll.)intransitive verb2. transitive verb1)2)II noun* * *[pə:k]- academic.ru/89982/perk_up">perk up- perky
- perkily
- perkiness* * *perk1[pɜ:k, AM pɜ:rk]nperk2[pɜ:k, AM pɜ:rk]to \perk coffee Kaffee machenperk3[pɜ:k, AM pɜ:rk]* * *[pɜːk]n(= benefit) Vergünstigung f* * *perk1 [pɜːk; US pɜrk] umgA v/i1. den Kopf oder die Nase hoch tragen, selbstbewusst oder forsch oder überheblich oder dreist auftreten2. perk upa) aufleben,b) munter werden,c) Aus sl kotzenB v/tperk o.s. (up) sich schön machenperk3 [pɜːk; US pɜrk] umgA v/t Kaffee filternB v/i durchlaufen* * *I 1.(coll.)intransitive verb2. transitive verb1)perk up — (restore liveliness of) aufmuntern
2)II nounperk up — (raise briskly) aufstellen [Schwanz, Ohren]; heben [Kopf]
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2 perquisite
per·qui·site[ˈpɜ:kwɪzɪt, AM ˈpɜ:r-]n ( form)the clerk got to take home his old desk as a \perquisite seinen ausrangierten Schreibtisch konnte der Angestellte umsonst mit nach Hause nehmen* * *['pɜːkwIzɪt]n (form)Vergünstigung f* * *1. Vergünstigung f2. Trinkgeld n3. Privileg n, Vorrecht n* * *n.Vergütung f. -
3 perquisite
per·qui·site [ʼpɜ:kwɪzɪt, Am ʼpɜ:r-] n( form)the clerk got to take home his old desk as a \perquisite seinen ausrangierten Schreibtisch konnte der Angestellte umsonst mit nach Hause nehmen -
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5 supplementary
adjectivezusätzlich; Zusatz[rente, -frage]supplementary fare/charge — Zuschlag, der
* * *[-'men-]adjective (added to supply what is lacking; additional.) ergänzend* * *sup·ple·men·ta·ry[ˈsʌpləmentəri, AM -t̬ɚi]AM sup·ple·men·tal[ˈsʌpləmentəl, AM ˈsʌpləment̬əl]adj inv\supplementary charge Zuschlag m\supplementary income Zusatzeinkommen nt\supplementary reading ergänzende Lektüre2. MATH supplementär* * *["sʌplI'mentərI]adjzusätzlich, ergänzend; (MED) vitamins ergänzend* * *supplementary [ˌsʌplıˈmentərı] (adv supplementarily [ˌsʌplıˈmentərəlı; US besonders ˌsʌpləmənˈterəliː])A adj1. ergänzend, Ergänzungs…, zusätzlich, Zusatz…, Nach(trags)…:be supplementary to sth etwas ergänzen;supplementary charge Zuschlag m;supplementary order Nachbestellung f;a) Zusatzverfahren n,b) Offenbarungsverfahren n (zwecks Vollstreckung);supplementary question Zusatzfrage f;take a supplementary ticket (eine Fahrkarte) nachlösen2. MATH supplementär:supplementary angle Supplementwinkel mB s Nachtrag m, Ergänzung fsup. abk1. superior2. superlative Superl.3. supplement4. supplementary zusätzl.5. supply6. supra, abovesupp. abk1. supplement2. supplementary zusätzl.suppl. abk1. supplement2. supplementary zusätzl.* * *adjectivezusätzlich; Zusatz[rente, -frage]supplementary fare/charge — Zuschlag, der
* * *adj.ergänzend adj.
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