badges的意思
badges中文翻譯:
v.以…為標志;授予…獎章(badge的三單形式)
n.[輕]徽章(badge的復數)
badgers───獾;糾纏
badge───n.徽章;證章;標記;vt.授給…徽章
badged───v.給予……徽章(或其他標記)(badge的過去式及過去分詞)
badger───n.獾;獾皮;vt.糾纏不休;吵著要;煩擾;n.(Badger)獾州人(美國威斯康星州人的別稱);n.(Badger)巴杰(人名)
bodges───v.糟糕地(或粗心地)辦(一件事)(等于botch);(非正式)拙劣地修補;(使)混亂;n.混亂;拼湊的東西(等于botch);差錯;n.(Bodge)(美)波德杰(人名)
budges───vi.挪動;微微移動;改變態度或意見;服從;vt.使讓步;移動;使改變態度或意見;n.羔羊皮;n.(Budge)人名;(英)巴奇
cadges───vi.乞討;騙得白食;行乞;販賣;vt.乞討;行乞;販賣;n.(Cadge)人名;(英)卡奇
fadges───v.同意;成功;n.(低于一百千克的)羊毛包
gadges───牛欄
We have come to believe that someone who has more educational merit badges, who is very good at some form of school discipline is "intelligent".───我們開始相信,那些擁有更多教育榮譽勛章的人,那些在某個學校學科方面非常優秀的人是“聰明的”。
It might mean monitoring employee productivity on a digital leaderboard and offering prizes to the winners, or giving employees digital badges or stars for completing certain activities.───這可能意味著在數字排行榜上監督員工的工作效率,并為獲勝者提供獎品,或者為完成某些活動的員工頒發數字徽章或星星。
All employees have to wear name badges.───所有員工均須佩戴名牌。
Badges are usually given out at a security office near the front door of the office building.───通常在辦公大樓前門的保衛處負責發放標牌。
Members of the US 14th Army Air Force continued to wear the "Flying Tiger" badges on their shoulders and were better known as Flying Tigers.───所有第十四航空隊的成員在他們的衣服上都有“飛虎”的臂章,所以也叫飛虎隊。
Eventually, Mr. Crowley said, he would like to work with businesses on sponsored badges.───克羅雷說最終他們將與企業在“贊助獎章”上合作。
Alongside the usual badges, hats, flags and placards, you could get your picture taken and superimposed on to a picture of him.───除了常見的徽章、帽子、旗幟和布告,你還可以現場拍照,再印在奧巴馬的照片上。
Al Bedwell : No, the manufacturers are trying to make them exciting by giving them, you know, eco badges such as eco-netic or eco-flex.───阿爾·貝德韋爾:不,制造商正試圖通過給他們生態標志而讓他們興奮,如生態遺傳或生態伸縮。
You can track how much money you've raised on Endorse for a Cause's personal home page and earn badges for participation.───你可以在此網站的個人主頁上查看你籌集的資金數量,還可以通過參與來獲得紀念章。
All personnel are to receive security badges.
Badges are also available at a cost of £2.50.
Mayors wear chains round their necks as badges of office.
Mayors wear chains around their necks as badges of office.
The badges come in twenty different colours and shapes.
All employees have to wear name badges.
The badges sell at 50p each.
The stewards' badges are made so they do not unstick from a car and therefore cannot be passed around.
In future, staff must wear identity badges at all times.