perk in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for perk in the English»French Dictionary

I.perk [Brit pəːk, Am pərk] inf N

perk (gen)

avantage m

perk (benefit in kind)

avantage m en nature

II.perk [Brit pəːk, Am pərk] inf VB trans (percolate)

perk coffee

passer

I.perk up VB [Brit pəːk -, Am pərk -] (perk up)

perk up person:

se ragaillardir

perk up business, life, plant:

reprendre

perk up weather:

s'adoucir

II.perk up VB [Brit pəːk -, Am pərk -] (perk [sth] up, perk up [sth])

perk up person, plant, business

revigorer

perk up dress

égayer

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attendant cost, danger, issue, perk, problem

associé

Translations for perk in the French»English Dictionary

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ravigoter alcool, boisson:

to perk [sb/sth] up

la pluie a ravigoté mes plantes

the rain made my flowers perk up

à-côté (avantages)

perk

revigorer boisson:

to perk [sb] up, to revive

se requinquer

to perk up inf

reprendre du poil de la bête inf

to perk up

perk in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for perk in the English»French Dictionary

perk¹ [pɜ:k, Am pɜ:rk] N (advantage)

perk

avantage m

I.perk² [pɜ:k, Am pɜ:rk] Am VB trans inf (make in percolator, percolate)

perk

passer

to perk coffee

faire passer le café

II.perk² [pɜ:k, Am pɜ:rk] Am N

perk

percolateur m

I.perk up VB intr

1. perk up (become more lively):

perk up

s'animer

2. perk up (cheer up):

perk up

se ragaillardir

3. perk up (increase, recover):

perk up

augmenter

4. perk up (twitch):

perk up ears

se dresser

II.perk up VB trans

1. perk up (cheer up):

perk up

ranimer

2. perk up (make more interesting):

perk up

relever

3. perk up (cause increase in):

perk up

augmenter

4. perk up (raise):

perk up a. fig

relever

to perk up one's ears

dresser l'oreille

Translations for perk in the French»English Dictionary

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ragaillardir boisson, repos

to perk up

reprendre du poil de la bête (se rétablir)

to perk up again

perk Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to perk up one's ears

dresser l'oreille

to perk coffee

faire passer le café

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The perks of becoming an angel investor include receiving information about upcoming campaigns before they go online, and having exclusive face-to-face access with the entrepreneur.

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They signed three-year guaranteed contracts beginning in 1975 with a total value, including perks, of $3.5 million.

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Now the two bachelors must give up some of their perks to develop their crude parenting skills.

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Officials recruited prior to 2004 also enjoy sharply higher pay and perks than more recently recruited officials.

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He would have sought to eliminate numerous perks such as state-owned take-home vehicles.

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But this tune perks me up all the time.

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The captain can be a specialist in some technical field or warfare area, and he gains levels and perks in time.

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The alliance is an agreement to link international networks and share technology and passenger perks.

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Perk had rejected all the formulas of rhetorical poetry, and had broken up the conventional rhythms.

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The descendant gets various perks and bonuses, including one item that is handed down from its ancestor.

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