badge
/bædʒ/
noun
- A small piece of metal, cloth, or plastic worn to show a person's identity, rank, or membership.
- The police officer showed his badge before entering.
- She earned a scout badge for learning first aid.
- All employees must wear their name badge at work.
- A symbol or sign of a quality, achievement, or status.
- The medal was a badge of courage for the firefighter.
- Wearing a uniform is a badge of honor for soldiers.
- For many, owning a home is a badge of success.
- A digital icon or emblem used in apps, games, or websites to show achievement.
- The app gives you a badge when you finish a workout.
- She displayed her gaming badges on her profile.
- He earned a gold badge for completing all the levels.
verb
- To give someone a badge or mark them with a badge.
- They badged the volunteers at the event entrance.
- The teacher badged each student with a visitor pass.
- The system automatically badges new members.