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

• The cock's head perked when it was challenged.
  受到挑战时公鸡昂首挺立。
• 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。
• Today, the computer technology has perked in every field in society. The digital work about the collection and catalogue of ancient books has become an important problem in the library.
  计算机技术已经渗透到了社会的各个领域，古籍整理、古籍编目等数字化工作已成为图书馆界探讨的一个重要课题。
• Yet despite the lackluster enthusiasm for the speeches, the energy perked up during the pitching session.
  不过尽管人们对发言了无兴趣，但在展示环节上他们还是充满热情。
• In Moscow, a family psychologist perked up when I brought up the subject of adultery. It's obligatory, she said.
  在莫斯科，我对一位家庭心理学家提到了通奸话题，她显得很有兴致。
• After a few minutes, the students perked up and began a heated discussion.
  过了几分钟，学生们活跃起来，开始了热烈的讨论。
• "Sorry," he said to the other dogs as his ears fell down from their perked position.
  “对不起，”老狗对它们说，同时它的耳朵搭拉下去。
• He seemed depressed, but he perked up when I suggested going out for a meal.
  他看上去情绪很消沉，但当我建议出去吃饭时，他又活跃起来了。
• "Yeah, you're right." I perked up a bit.
  “对，你说得对。”我也有点振作起来了。
• We perked up at the good news.
  我们听到这个好消息精神振奋起来了。