badge
/beɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A small decorative or symbol-bearing object worn on the person, typically pinned to the lapel, sleeve, or pocket.
“The firefighter wore a shiny badge on his chest to indicate his rank.”
2. noun
An emblem or symbol of a particular group, organization, or activity.
“The sports team had a colorful badge on their uniforms to represent their school spirit.”
3. noun
A digital or virtual icon or image that represents a particular user, account, or status.
“The gaming platform displayed the user’s badge next to their name to show their gaming achievements.”
4. verb
To mark or identify someone or something with a badge.
“The police badge the suspect to indicate they were under arrest.”
5. verb
To give someone a badge or title to indicate their status or achievement.
“The company badges the top performers with a special award to recognize their hard work.”