美 
											[bædʒ]
																
										
							thing worn (usually a design on cloth or sth made of metal) to show a person's occupation, rank, membership of a society
thing that shows a quality or condition
																																	"they checked everyone's badge before letting them in"
																															
																																	"wearing a tie was regarded as a badge of respectability"
																															
																																	"The workers here must be badged"
																															
There were already thousands..who carried his badge of a scarlet fist clenching a whip.
出自: T. H. White
Monty's contempt for army regulations was epitomized by his adoption..of a tank beret with two badges.
出自: N. Hamilton