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perquisite

/ˈpɜː.kwɪ.zɪt/

Traduction: Avantage ou privilège supplémentaire lié à une fonction, un emploi ou un statut, souvent sous forme de revenu annexe ou de bénéfice en nature.

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noun

/ˈpɜː.kwɪ.zɪt/C1formal
  • frAvantage ou privilège supplémentaire lié à une fonction, un emploi ou un statut, souvent sous forme de revenu annexe ou de bénéfice en nature.

A noun referring to a special right, privilege, or advantage that comes with a particular position, job, or status, often in the form of a benefit or extra payment.

  1. Job benefitC1formal

    A benefit or privilege given to an employee in addition to their salary.

    frAvantage en nature

    • The company offers a company car as a perquisite for senior managers.
    • Free gym membership is a common perquisite in many tech firms.
    • He enjoyed the perquisite of a private office.

    Synonymesbenefitbonusextrafringe benefitperkprivilege

  2. Customary privilegeC1formal

    A privilege or advantage that is considered a right or customary benefit of a position.

    frPrivilège attaché à une fonction

    • The perquisite of being a professor includes access to the university library.
    • In some cultures, the eldest son receives certain perquisites.
    • The perquisite of royalty often includes immunity from certain laws.

    Synonymesadvantagebenefitbonusdueextrafringe benefitperkprerogativeprivilegeright

Formes
  • perquisites plural form
  • perquisites' possessive plural form
  • perquisite's possessive singular form
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