英语词汇“badge”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

be a badge of something
badge
verb[ T ]
uk /bædʒ/ us /bædʒ/
to put a badge or other mark on something:
The car will be badged as an Opel for sale mainly in continental Europe and as a Vauxhall for sale in the UK.
to give someone a badge:
These self-printing badge kiosks ensure that attendees can be badged in moments.
to describe something in a particular way:
The allowance would be badged as a savings measure because of the welfare payments it would spare.
The car is being badged as a Chevy, which suggests it will be at the affordable end of the scale.
The next-generation Space Wagon is due in Japan next month, badged for the home market as the Chariot.
These mortgage deals don't have to be badged "first-time buyer".

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Identifying
ascribe something to something
ascription
badged
badging
band
distinguishable
distinguishably
distinguishing
distinguishing feature
ear tag
microchip
microchipped
misidentification
misidentify
over-identification
over-identify
stamp
unidentifiable
unnameable
unplaceable

Phrasal verb

badge in

badge | American Dictionary

badge
noun[ C ]
us/bædʒ/
a small piece of metal worn to show your membership in a group or your authority within an organization such as the police

badge | Business English

badge
noun[ C ]
uk /bædʒ/us
WORKPLACE
a small piece of metal, plastic, cloth, etc. that you wear on your clothing to identify who you are, the organization you belong to, etc.:
A security guard checks each car, verifying that occupants have a company ID badge before letting them in.

Examples of badge

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As regards the second part, no contracts for the supply of the badges have been placed, and the matter is under reconsideration.
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We continue to discuss with staff and their representatives the introduction of name badges.
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The film badges are sensitive down to 0·2 millisievert (20 millirem).
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We are committed to introducing a specific power for the police, traffic wardens and local authority parking enforcement officers to inspect badges.
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Particular exceptions can however be made where wearing name badges would jeopardise staff safety.
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Of the 200 city academies, how many will be new-build and how many will be re-badged?
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The ranks will be the same and the local badges will be untouched.
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Pinned on to the emperor's robes—in this case, the robes of the regions—will be the badges of economic development agencies, chambers and probably regional assemblies.
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Of course the figures will be studied in terms of targets across cap badges.
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Cars were designed to look marvellous and smart and had many sharp structures and badges.
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Is there any reason why badges are not allowed?
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As a result, there would have been no necessity to issue them with film badges.
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As has been pointed out, they will not just be men who can issue badges.
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However, it would be useful to know whether the number of people taking up badges is appropriate, given the incidence of serious physical disability.
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A significant rise in the number of badges would also make it more difficult for the police and traffic wardens to enforce the national scheme.
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Collocations withbadge

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These are words often used in combination with badge.

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badge holder
Relatives should of course return the badge if the badge holder dies.
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badge number
Although in theory the purchaser can take the badgenumber of the seller, by no means all fairs issue badges.
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