“badge”可以造什么句，badge造句

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All he wanted in return was a federal agent's badge.

The badge sits on the lapel of his suit.

They are even going to put a little Mercedes badge by the wrist.

He was awarded a merit badge for his bravery in the battle.

Now, four-cylinder cars are no longer produced, and "b" word is still the Bentley badge symbol.

Their "scoreboard" requires little or no interaction from the user other than to look and to wear an active badge.

He even had an ID badge, which he'd made by blacking out a restaurant gift card and etching in the word "POLICE."

A wireless monitor on patient beds searches for the message-if it's absent, the badge vibrates, reminding the wearer to sanitize his hands.

Warren confessed that her power to create change in this role was relatively limited, noting in one interview that, “ultimately, I don't have a badge, don't have a gun.

Front-row seats are a guarantee, queue jumping is allowed, parking is flexible and free thanks to the blue badge and, with size 11 feet, my shoes will always be cheap - what more could a woman want?

The boy pins a badge on his jacket.

Now I have been driving another Fiat bearing the scorpion badge.

If you get noticed by the propagandists, wear that attention like a badge of honor.

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A lot of attention was paid to Huang's conspicuously displayed five-stripe badge, a symbol of his status in the Young Pioneers hierarchy.

His collar badge designates his rank.

An elderly man wearing a juror badge also was wheeled out of the courthouse.

Mr Romney performs well on television, but stiffly on the stump. (“Robots are people, too,” reads a hostile badge, across a picture of him in a suit.)

Do you see that woman with the embroidered badge?

In some circles, indeed, an ulcer was the badge of a hard-working executive: perhaps not as definitive proof of dedication to the job as a heart attack, but a lot less lethal.

To German eyes, the reason to be steady is as plain as the badge on a Mercedes-Benz.