badge

Concise Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2009 Oxford University Press:

badge /bædʒ/ noun
  1. (sew-on, pin-on, adhesive) badge m;
  1. (coat of arms) insigne m;
  1. (symbol) symbole m, insigne m liter;
    ~ of office insigne m de fonction.

'badge' found in these Oxford entries:
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WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012:

Principal Translations/Principales traductions
badge n (award) courantbadge nm
 insigne nm
 
Additional Translations/Traductions supplémentaires
badge n (official)insigne nm
 plaque nf
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WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012:

Compound Forms/Formes composées
identification badge n (label that identifies the wearer)badge nm
 The thieves passed through the security using forged identification badges.
 Le port du badge est obligatoire dans le périmètre sécurisé.
lapel badge n (pin or button worn on the lapel)badge nm
 On our first day at college nobody knew each other so we all had to wear a lapel badge with our name on.
 Le premier jour, on a demandé à tout le monde de porter un badge avec son nom.
 insigne nm
 Pour se reconnaître entre eux, les membres du club portent un insigne au revers de leur veste.
merit badge n (Boy Scout award for an achievement)insigne nm
Note: sometimes used figuratively for any award or positive recognition
 Ralph took his involvement in Boy Scouts very seriously; he earned more merit badges than any other boys in his troop.
official badge sur véhiculecocarde nf
police badge n (emblem worn or carried by police)insigne de police nm
 American police wear a police badge which bears a star.
 USAbadge (de police) nm
 Le policier lui montra son badge.
 carte de police nf
Scout badge n (patch awarded to a Boy Scout)badge (scout) nm
 Lors du dernier camp scout, j'ai eu le badge woodcraft.
visitor badge n (wearable tag bearing visitor's name)badge d'invité nm
 badge (de) visiteur nm
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