badge

badge
noun
1) (as sign of office, membership, support) Abzeichen, das; (larger) Plakette, die
2) (symbol) Symbol, das
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[bæ‹]
noun
(a mark, emblem or ornament showing rank, occupation, or membership of a society, team etc: a school badge on a blazer.) das Abzeichen
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badge
[bæʤ]
n Abzeichen nt; (sticker) Aufkleber m; (made of metal) Button m; (on car) Plakette f, Markenemblem nt
membership \badge Mitgliedsabzeichen nt
police \badge Polizeimarke f
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[bdZ]
n
1) Abzeichen nt; (made of metal) Button m; (on car etc) Plakette f; (= sticker) Aufkleber m

badge of office — Dienstmarke f

2) (fig: symbol) Merkmal nt
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badge [bædʒ] s
1. Abzeichen n:
badge of office Amtszeichen n
2. MIL
a) auch badge of rank Dienstgrad-, Rangabzeichen n
b) (Ehren)Spange f, Auszeichnung f
3. fig Ab-, Kennzeichen n, Merkmal n, Stempel m
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noun
1) (as sign of office, membership, support) Abzeichen, das; (larger) Plakette, die
2) (symbol) Symbol, das
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n.
Abzeichen n.
Plakette -n f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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