英语释义

1. a device or token especially of membership in a society or group

2. a characteristic mark

3. an emblem awarded for a particular accomplishment

4. button sense 1b
Solicitors have reacted with dismay after Staffordshire courts ordered them to remove "political" badges.
— Birmingham Post

5. to mark or distinguish (someone or something) with or as if with a badge
Guests arrived and were counted and badged.
— The New Yorker They were dressed in uniform, too, but theirs were everyday uniforms, not ceremonial. Dark olive cloth, worn and creased, badged here and there with the unfamiliar insignia of their rank.
— Lee Child My daughter's hands were raw and scraped from shucking four hundred oysters the night before, her knuckles badged with tiny, brilliant, forming scabs.
— William Boyd

6. a small object (such as a tag, pin, or metal shield) that is worn or held up by a person so that it can be easily seen, that has writing (such as a person's name) and often a picture on it, and that shows who the person is

7. a cloth patch that can be sewn onto clothing and that is awarded to a person (such as a Boy Scout or Girl Scout) for doing something

8. something that represents or is a sign of something else

9. something worn to show that a person belongs to a certain group or rank

片语

emblems象征（emblem的单三形式）；用徽章表示

Hot Badges设计的热情的徽章

CAR BADGES汽车徽章

medals（英）模数工程制图和程序库系统（Modular Engineering Draughting and Library System）

Leather badges皮牌

Starfish Badges海星勛章

ID Badges代表证

Korean badges中外古玩

Exhibitor Badges参展商工作证

Open Badges开放徽章

英汉例句

• parents are encouraged to leave their children with the kid-sized machine, and the kids wear special badges that bear codes which the robot can read.

  家长们尽管把子女交给这个和小孩长得差不多大的机器人，孩子们会佩戴专门的徽章，上面印有机器人可以识别的编码。

• they wore badges with the chinese characters 「tongzhi nihao」 and a smiling face printed against a rainbow background, symbolizing gay pride.

  他们都别着徽章，上面是汉字 「同志你好」，一张笑脸刻在彩虹背景上，象征着同志的骄傲。

• as the tortolita mountains redden in the dusk, they put their feet up by the outdoor chimney, shed their name badges and order drinks made with expensive, artisanal tequilas.

  托杜利达山区在黄昏中变得发红，他们在户外无所事事，扔掉他们的姓名徽章并点昂贵的人工龙舌兰酒的饮料来喝。

• the entire conference was mapped thanks to the location-based badges of attendees.

  整个会议根据参与者基于位置的徽章被制作成了地图。

• the special warfare insignia, also known as the 「seal trident」, or its more popular nickname, 「the budweiser,」 is one of the most recognizable military badges of the united states navy.

  海豹突击队的队徽又称海豹三叉，由于队徽很像某啤酒厂牌的标签，所以海豹队员都戏称它为「百威徽章」，这是美国海军中最具威望的一枚徽章。

• players earn badges and achievement points when they solve puzzles or demonstrate scientific thinking, such as revising a hypothesis based on new information.

  当玩家解开难题或者论证了科学猜想，比如在新信息的基础上修正假说，他们就能获得徽章和绩点。

• rating systems are hardly a new idea - many online communities use badges and other methods for rewarding helpful participation.

  评价系统并不是什么新概念，很多网站通过徽章和其它方法对用户贡献进行回报。

• i. ’s letter is largely about keeping people from flashing fake badges or profiting from the use of the seal, and not about posting images on noncommercial web sites.

  信中引用到的法律条文，此条文主要是禁止人们用这个标志图像造假徽章或谋取利益，而没有禁止在非营利性网站上贴出该标志。

• and, indeed, over the past century americans have reduced their average nightly sleep time by more than 20 percent——wearing the dark circles under their eyes like badges of honor.

  的确，在过去的一个世纪里，美国人每晚平均睡眠时间减少了20%以上——人们带着黑眼圈就像戴着荣誉徽章一样光荣。

• these badges can identify themselves to receivers placed throughout a building, thus making it possible to keep track of the people or objects to which they are attached.

  这些徽章可以对在一幢建筑物里的接受者进行自我识别，因此能够用于追蹤装备着徽章的人体或者物件。

• badges were distributed by work units, given as prizes or traded.

  徽章由工作单位进行分发，并作为奖品甚至进行买卖。

• everyone was a member of communist union of youth or a pioneer and wore such badges on the lapels.

  每个人都是共青团或者少年队的一员，会在翻领上别上这样的徽章。

• pink skin raked with teeth marks and tattered flukes and fins are badges of male aggression.

  粉色表皮的齿痕，破烂不堪的尾鳍和鳍肢，都是雄性河豚的光荣徽章。

• for example, the boy scouts of america allows more than 100 different merit badges to be earned, each focused on a specific topic such as plant science or lifesaving.

  例如，美国童子军有可以因100个不同的优点而获得奖励徽章，每一个都以如植物科学或救生等特定主题为着眼点。

• even today, although active badges and self-writing appointment diaries offer all kinds of convenience, in the wrong hands their information could be stifling.

  即使在今天，虽然活动徽章和自我记录人物的日记提供各种方便，但是在不法分子手中，资料可能被扼杀。

• pilgrim badges were souvenirs of these journeys and, if brought into contact with the church’s reliquary, holy objects themselves.

  朝圣者徽章是这些旅行的纪念品，如果与圣人的遗物有所接触，那么神圣之气便会附在他们身上。