badge

UK:  [bædʒ]

US:  [bædʒ]

复数：badges  过去分词：badged  现在分词：badging  

abbr.

1.Base Air Defense Ground Environment 【美空军】基地防空地面警备系统

n.

1.徽章;标志

2.徽章,像章,奖章

3.标记;象征

4.〔计〕标记

5.纪念章

6.象征;特色

7.证件

1 . Henri Serandour had said he was against athletes wearing such a badge bearing France's name.
亨利·瑟兰度尔曾表示他反对运动员以法国的名义佩戴这样的一个徽章。

2 . At least one of them may be wearing the uniform and badge of a law officer.
至少其中一人穿戴了执法人员的制服与徽章。

3 . I would have no problem being called a 'sheng nu'. In fact I would proudly accept the name, in whatever language, like a badge of honor.
我也有条件成为一名”剩女“。事实上，我会很乐意接受这个称呼，不管用怎样的语言，这都象一个荣誉徽章。

4 . but he often supped his stew still dressed in his bus-driver's jacket with its shiny badge, a token of his devotion to his job.
而且他还总是穿着公交司机制服、别着闪亮的徽章（象征他任劳任怨、工作负责），琢磨自己那点儿烦心事儿。

5 . Robin Lovell-Badge, of the National Institute for Medical Research in London, said the creation of female sperm is at least a decade away.
伦敦国家医学研究所的RobinLovell-Badge说，女性精子的制造至少还需要十年。