A BADGE in Chinese translation

• 徽章
• 的象征
• 勋章
• 标志
• 警徽

Examples of using A badge in English and their translations into Chinese

I thought that it was a badge of honor.
我以为这是荣誉的徽章。

I opened the wallet and there was a badge.
我打开了钱包，还有一枚徽章。

So you need a badge.
因此你需要一个旗标。

Stress has become in many ways a badge of honor, just as facial sword scars were a sign of bravery for Prussian soldiers.
压力已经成为在许多方面的荣誉徽章，面部剑疤痕，就像是一个勇敢的普鲁士士兵的迹象。

They look at you and see you as a badge of pride, because they were able to circumvent the law and have a Third.
他们看着你，把你看成是骄傲的象征，因为他们能够规避法律，拥有第三的法律。

Hating a movie the majority like is seen as a badge of honor, as if you are a rebel and an individual.
大多数人都喜欢看电影被视为荣誉的徽章，好像你是一个反叛者和一个人。

It is a badge of honour: it shows that she has a white-collar job.
这是一个荣誉的象征：表明她是一个白领。

That's not just a badge of honor: It's also critical to national security and the country's economic viability.
这不只是一种“荣誉勋章”，同时对于国家安全和美国的经济生存能力来说也是至关重要的。

The beard must be a badge of his profession, and while it didn't appear to be fake, she suspected that it had been bleached.
胡子一定是他的职业徽章,虽然没有似乎是假的,她怀疑漂白。

She initially considered it‘a badge of honour', but over time it became a sad reminder of the damage she had inflicted upon her body.
起初她认为这是“荣誉勋章”，但随着时间的推移，这让她想起了她对自己身体造成的伤害。

They look at you and see you as a badge of pride, because they were able to circumvent the law and have aThird.
他们看着你，把你看成是骄傲的象征，因为他们能够规避法律，拥有第三的法律。

It will be seen as a badge of honour and flaunted by members of the hierarchies in all main churches and religious denominations.
它将被视为一个荣誉徽章，受到所有主流教会的权贵阶层和各宗教教派内成员的标榜。

School uniform is not about conformity, but reflects a long-standing tradition from the founding school and is a badge of pride and school identity.
校服制度并不是为了追求统一，而是反映创始校的悠久传统，而且校服也是骄傲的标志和学校身份的象征。

Surrounded by protestors, her eyes scan a man wearing a badge which says“No soul means no vote!”!
在抗议者的簇拥下，她的眼睛扫视着一个戴着徽章的男人，上面写着:“没有灵魂就没有投票权!

There were five Ambreza, each wearing some sort of medallion that the Hakazit took to be a badge of office or rank.
有五个安布雷扎，每个人都戴着某种奖章，Hakazit把这枚奖章看作是办公室或职衔的象征。

The Witches(they took the German epithet as a badge of honor) flew only in the dark.
女巫们（他们把德国人取的绰号当作是她们的荣誉勋章）只在夜间飞行。

The best thing I could think of was give her a trooper hat and a badge to make her look a little more official.”.
我能想到的最好方法就是给她一顶‘警帽和警徽'，让她看起来更正式。

While many people are kind and respectful towards police officers, others have a more hostile, agitated approach to anyone wearing a badge.
虽然很多人对警察都很善良和尊重，但其他人对佩戴徽章的人采取更激烈，更激动的态度。

When he got to Shaanxi province, Mao had 8,000 soldiers left, but the march was a badge of honor for its survivors.
当毛泽东到达陕西的时候，他的部队只剩下了8000人，但是对这些活下来的人来说，长征是光荣的象征。

Extended call times have even become a badge of honor for service teams.
超长的通话时间甚至已成为服务团队的某种荣誉勋章。