perfect · adj
perfect (TO EMPHASIZE)
C2 used to emphasize a noun
Dictionary examples:
His suggestion makes perfect sense. (31.2)
perfect (WITHOUT FAULT)
A2 without fault, or as good as possible
Dictionary examples:
The perfect student forgot his homework at home. (0.0)
His perfect plan failed because he overslept. (0.0)
The perfect cake fell on the floor before the party. (0.0)
a perfect day/evening (10.6)
Her performance was perfect. (21.3)
The car is five years old but is in almost perfect condition. (27.7)
You have a perfect English accent. (56.2)
perfect (SUITABLE)
B1 exactly right for someone or something
Dictionary examples:
This old sock is perfect for my new puppet show! (0.0)
Your loud snoring is perfect for scaring away burglars! (0.0)
This banana peel is perfect for making my brother slip! (0.0)
The weather's just perfect for a picnic. (26.7)
You'd be perfect for the job. (48.6)