badge
复数形式
badges
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徽章, 会员证
a small item made of metal or plastic with words or a logo on it that a person carries to show their membership in an organization
A badge is a small piece of metal or cloth that is worn to signify an affiliation, achievement, or authority. Badges are often worn on clothing, such as uniforms or jackets, and they can be attached with a pin or a clip. Badges can be used for a variety of purposes, such as to identify members of a group or organization, to indicate rank or achievement, or to provide proof of authority, such as a police badge. Badges can also be decorative, and they may feature designs or symbols that are significant to the wearer or the organization they represent. Some badges are collectible or traded among enthusiasts, such as military or police badges, and they can hold historical or sentimental value.
- She proudly pinned her volunteer badge to her jacket as she entered the community center.
她进入社区中心时，自豪地将志愿者徽章别在夹克上。
- The security guard checked everyone’s identification before granting them access using their employee badges.
保安在允许他们使用员工徽章进入之前检查了每个人的身份证明。
- The detective examined the crime scene, carefully collecting evidence and photographing each shattered glass shard with a numbered evidence badge.
侦探检查了犯罪现场，仔细收集证据，并为每一片破碎的玻璃碎片拍摄了带有编号证据徽章的照片。
- The young scout earned her merit badges in camping, first aid, and knot-tying, proudly sewing them onto her uniform.
年轻的侦察员在露营、急救和打结方面赢得了她的功绩徽章，自豪地将它们缝在制服上。
- The museum curator displayed an antique police officer’s brass badge from the 19th century in a glass case.
博物馆馆长将一枚19世纪警察的黄铜徽章陈列在玻璃柜中。
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any distinguishing feature or attribute that signifies a particular power, rank, or quality
- His confidence was a badge of leadership.
- The medal served as a badge of courage.
- Wealth can be considered a badge of success.
- Patience is a badge of maturity in challenging situations.
- Experience is often the badge of competence in a profession.
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徽章, 标记
a small, often decorative object that is worn or displayed, typically for style or to represent a belief, cause, interest, etc.
- She wore a badge that showed her support for the environmental cause.
她戴着一枚徽章，显示她对环保事业的支持。
- The event organizer handed out badges to all the participants.
活动组织者向所有参与者分发了徽章。
- She pinned a badge on her jacket to promote the local charity.
她在夹克上别了一枚徽章来宣传当地的慈善机构。
- He wore a badge to raise awareness for climate change.
他戴了一个徽章以提高对气候变化的认识。
- At the event, everyone was given a badge with their name on it.
在活动中，每个人都得到了一个带有自己名字的徽章。