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badge

UK
/bædʒ/
US
/bædʒ/

Translations

badgenoun
badges
pl
UK
/bædʒ/
US
/bædʒ/
He wore a badge on his uniform.
Он носил значок на своей форме.
She clipped her badge to her shirt before entering the conference.
Она прикрепила бейдж к своей рубашке перед входом на конференцию.
Additional translations
эмблема
жетон
знак
Synonyms
identification
credential
decoration
emblem
insignia
token
mark
symbol
badgeverb
badged
Past Simple
badged
Past Participle
badging
Gerund
UK
/bædʒ/
US
/bædʒ/
Additional translations
оклеймить
обозначать как
badgeadjective
UK
/bædʒ/
US
/bædʒ/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to badges; non-gradable.

Definitions

badgenoun
A small piece of metal, plastic, or cloth bearing a design or words, typically worn to show membership of an organization or support for a cause.
She proudly wore her badge to show her support for the environmental campaign.
A distinctive emblem worn as a mark of office, membership, achievement, licensed employment, etc.
The police officer's badge was clearly visible on his uniform.
A symbol or token of a particular quality or status.
His extensive collection of books was a badge of his intellectual curiosity.
A digital icon or graphical element awarded online to signify an accomplishment or status.
Users receive a new badge on the platform each time they complete a learning module.
badgeverb
To mark or distinguish with a badge.
The security team badged all the authorized personnel before the event.
To gain authorized entry or record presence by electronically scanning an identification badge.
Employees must badge in before starting their shifts.
badgeadjective
Relating to, designed for, or intended to be used with a badge.
The conference supplied badge holders for all attendees.
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