| 词汇 | badge |
| 释义 | lost-and-found badge button n. a police officer's badge or shield.The guy flashed his button, so I let him in.Just because you got a button, it doesn't mean you can push innocent citizens around! shield n. a police officer's badge.The fuzz flashed his shield, and I knew the game was over.If you're a cop, where's your shield? badge 1. noun 1 a police officer US, 1925. 2 a prison guard US, 1992. 3 a small amount of a drug relative to the amount paid US, 1971 2. verb to show a police badge, especially as part of a psychological ploy to elicit information US, 1970 badge bunnyA woman who is exclusively or primarily attracted to those who wear a badge on the job, such as policemen or firemen. There is one woman who seems to appear whenever I am out on duty; I think she's a bit of a badge bunny. turn in (one's) badgeTo stop working. I can't believe it's time to turn in my badge already—this internship just flew by! My father recently turned in his badge after 30 years at the same job. lost-and-found badgeAn identification tag worn by armed forces members on a chain around their necks. I kept my lost-and-found badge from the First Gulf War to remind me how tough life can really get. The bodies in the unmarked graves were buried with their lost-and-found badges, so military personnel were able to identify them and repatriate their remains home. lost-and-found badge n. a military identification tag; a military dog tag. (From the Persian Gulf War.) My father still keeps his lost-and-found badge from the Korean War. |
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