1PPGSSOBritish EnglishBrE a small piece of metal, cloth, or plastic with a picture or words on it, worn to show rank, membership of a group, support for a political idea etc 〔戴在身上显示职衔、组织身份、支持某一政治思想等的〕徽章,标记SYN button, American English pin
2.PGOa small piece of metal or plastic that you carry to show people that you work for a particular organization, for example that you are a police officer 〔随身携带显示所属机构的〕徽章,证章,徽牌
3a badge of honour/courage etcsomething that shows that you have a particular quality 荣誉/勇气等的标记
He now sees his wartime injuries as a badge of honor.
现在,他把自己在战争中受的伤看成是一种光荣标记。
Examples from the Corpus
a badge of honour/courage etc• Privatisation used to be a badge of honourworn with pride by these Ministers.• That, more a badge of honour.
4SSO (also merit badge American English) a small piece of cloth with a picture on it, given to scouts, guides etc to show what skills they have learned 〔发给童子军等表示学会某些技能的〕布制徽章
Steve won a photography badge in the Boy Scouts.
史蒂夫在童子军里获得了一枚摄影奖章。
5badge of officeBritish EnglishBrEPGO an object which shows that you have an official position 象征职位的标记
Mayors wear chains around their necks as badges of office.
ADJECTIVE | VERB + BADGE | BADGE + NOUN | PHRASESADJECTIVE➤name姓名牌➤police (especially NAmE) 警徽➤merit (especially NAmE) 榮譽勳章▸➤cap (BrE) 帽徽▸➤blazer, lapel (both BrE) 隊服徽章;領徽▸➤button (BrE) 鈕扣徽章VERB + BADGE➤wear佩戴徽章➤display, flash, pull out (especially NAmE) 出示/迅速出示一下/取出徽章◇The police officer flashed his badge.警察晃了晃他的警徽。➤earn (especially NAmE) 獲得勳章◇Gates earns a merit badge for his ideas on surviving the recession. (figurative) 蓋茨為度過蕭條時期出謀劃策,從而立了一功。BADGE + NOUN➤holder (= an object for holding a badge) (especially BrE) 證章套▸➤holder (= a person who has a badge) (especially BrE) 徽章持有者◇parking for disabled badge holders殘疾證持有者專用停車位PHRASES➤a badge of honour/honor (figurative) 榮譽勳章◇His scars are badges of honour / honor.他身上的傷疤就是榮譽勳章。➤a badge of office (especially BrE) 公職徽章◇His badge of office, a large gold key, hung around his neck.他脖子上掛着公職徽章 - 一把大金鑰匙。