perquisite
ˈpɜrkwɪzɪt
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Definition of perquisite - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
employmentRareUKextra benefits received beyond regular salaryRareUK
  • Company cars are common perquisites for executives.
bonus fringe benefit perk
2.
privilegeRareexclusive right or privilege held by a groupRare
  • Hunting on these lands is a perquisite of the nobility.
advantage benefit privilege
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Origin of perquisite

Latin, perquisitum (acquired)

Terms with perquisite included in their meaning

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social right
rightful perquisite appropriate to one's social status

Examples of perquisite in a sentence

  • Free meals are offered as a perquisite at the tech company.
  • The CEO's parking spot is a perquisite of his position.
  • Access to the private lounge is a perquisite for members.

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  1. French:avantage en nature, privilège, ...
  2. German:Vergünstigung, Privileg, ...
  3. Italian:benefit, privilegio, ...
  4. Spanish:beneficio adicional, privilegio, ...
  5. Portuguese:privilégio, ...
  6. Chinese:额外福利, 特权, ...
  7. Japanese:特典, 特権, ...
  8. Arabic:اِمْتِيَاز, حَقّ حَصْريّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הֲטָבָה, זְכוּת יֶתֶר, ...
  10. Russian:льготы, привилегия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:додаткові вигоди, привілей, ...
  12. Hindi:विशेषाधिकार, परक्विजिट, ...

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