Badged Meaning in English

word · lemma: badge

US

ˈbædʒ

BAJ

UK

bˈædʒd

BADJD

Definition

Wearing or equipped with a badge, or officially identified by a badge. Often used to describe security, staff, or visitors who are given a visible badge.

Usage & Nuances

Used mostly in formal, professional, or security-related contexts. Common phrases include 'badged employee', 'badged visitor', and 'badged security'. Not commonly used in casual conversation.

• Spanish: con insignia - identificado (con placa)
• Portuguese (BR): com crachá - identificado (com crachá)
• Portuguese (PT): com crachá - identificado (com crachá)
• Chinese (Simplified): 佩戴徽章的 - 持有证件的
• Chinese (Traditional): 佩戴徽章的 - 持有證件的
• Hindi: बैज लगाया हुआ - पहचान पत्र वाला
• Arabic: مرتدي شارة - يحمل بطاقة تعريف
• Bengali: ব্যাজধারী
• Russian: бейджированный - с бейджем
• Japanese: バッジ付き - バッジを着用した
• Vietnamese: đeo thẻ - có đeo thẻ
• Korean: 배지를 단 - 배지 착용
• Turkish: rozetli - yaka kartı taşıyan
• Urdu: بیج زدہ - بیج پہنے ہوئے
• Indonesian: berlencana - memakai tanda pengenal

Example Sentences

All badged employees must enter through the main door.

basic

Are you badged to be in this area?

basic

Only badged visitors are allowed beyond this point.

basic

He felt more confident after getting badged on his first day.

natural

If you’re not badged, security will stop you at the door.

natural

The conference was full of badged participants networking in the halls.

natural