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Badge
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badge
a small item made of metal or plastic with words or a logo on it that a person carries to show their membership in an organization
Exemples
She proudly pinned her volunteer badge to her jacket as she entered the community center.
Elle a fièrement épinglé son badge de bénévole à sa veste en entrant dans le centre communautaire.
The security guard checked everyone ’s identification before granting them access using their employee badges.
Le gardien de sécurité a vérifié l'identification de chacun avant de leur accorder l'accès en utilisant leurs badges d'employé.
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insigne, badge
any feature that is regarded as a sign of status (a particular power or quality or rank)
Exemples
His confidence was a badge of leadership.
The medal served as a badge of courage.
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un insigne, un badge
a small, often decorative object that is worn or displayed, typically for style or to represent a belief, cause, interest, etc.
Exemples
She wore a badge that showed her support for the environmental cause.
Elle portait un badge qui montrait son soutien à la cause environnementale.
The event organizer handed out badges to all the participants.
L'organisateur de l'événement a distribué des badges à tous les participants.
to badge
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épingler un badge, mettre un badge
put a badge on
Exemples
The security team badged all visitors at the entrance.
Volunteers were badged with identifying pins.
