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Meanings of
badges
in English
Russian
достижения
Portuguese
conquista
Spanish
logro
Catalan
recompensa
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Meta-goal in a video game.
challenge
award
challenges
awards
medal
stamp
trophy
achievements
medals
badge
Related terms
video game term
Russian
достижения
Portuguese
mrc-ips-67
Spanish
mrc-ips-67
Back to the meaning
Cell line.
mrc-ips-67
Related terms
cell line
induced pluripotent stem cell line
Portuguese
mrc-ips-67
Synonyms
Examples for "
challenge
"
challenge
award
challenges
awards
medal
Examples for "
challenge
"
1
However, he said helping people to make good choices remains a
challenge
.
2
Labour's business spokeswoman said a
challenge
in parliament could come days later.
3
A
challenge
of a different kind presents itself to EU countries today.
4
This is a
challenge
for city car brands in Europe in particular.
5
The
challenge
occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
1
Last year, Betroffenheit won the Olivier
award
for best new dance production.
2
The long-term
award
would only start paying out in five years' time.
3
However, an
award
-
winning
filmmaker and local journalist is hoping to change that.
4
Short said he was surprised and honoured to be given the
award
.
5
Mr Ayres said the
award
reflected the quality of local TV productions.
1
Tanzania requires more health professionals equipped to tackle its serious health
challenges
.
2
Conclusions: Morbidity from tuberculosis and HIV remain major health
challenges
in Kenya.
3
Aim: This paper aims to highlight such
challenges
and propose practical solutions.
4
Psaki said: Libya's
challenges
are political and violence will not resolve them.
5
Working together, government leaders confronted these
challenges
and successfully contained the crisis.
1
Indeed, he has just taken out four school
awards
in Year 11.
2
South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance publicised its recent
awards
for responsible tourism.
3
Hollywood's long
awards
season has often proved contradictory and inconsistent this year.
4
More than 100 companies took part in the
awards
process this year.
5
But this year, six African Americans won
awards
in five different cateogries.
1
Speaking after the announcement of the
medal
,
he said: It's absolutely wonderful.
2
To come away with the silver
medal
was good, said Piet Bulling.
3
Without them, this gold
medal
would have not been possible, she said.
4
The Bulgarian authorities, however, denied the allegations and the
medal
positions stood.
5
Many of New Zealand's
medal
hopes seem to be on the water.
1
Conservatives believe voter ID laws are required to
stamp
out vote fraud.
2
Power is concentrated in the presidency, with parliament seen as a
rubber
-
stamp
.
3
In what ways do you see its cultural and social
stamp
today?
4
Berbatov took only seven minutes to
stamp
his quality on the match.
5
That's the beginning point, and a way to have that flavor
stamp
.
1
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: day-beds; glade; skirted; yearling;
trophy
.
2
She also claimed the 14th point that retained the
trophy
for Europe.
3
I believe we have great quality and we won a
trophy
finally.
4
Each year
trophy
given for aviatrix who has done most for aviation.
5
Highlight: Winning the Supporters' Shield and ending the 18 year
trophy
drought.
1
Defoe said it was important to highlight positive
achievements
from young people.
2
The environmental recovery in the U.S., Europe and Japan remain unambiguous
achievements
.
3
However, although we are united by our
achievements
,
we're divided by price.
4
We remain proud of our
achievements
since joining Government in June 2007.
5
The solidity of my
achievements
is a fact not open to question.
1
Stone said there were a range of reasons soldiers never received
medals
.
2
Many of the defeated players, however, watched the
medals
ceremony taking place.
3
Australia is on course to finish top of the overall
medals
table.
4
Germany are traditional luge powerhouses with good chances of winning Olympic
medals
.
5
Russia had finished top of the
medals
table at their home Games.
1
Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a
badge
of honour.
2
You need the right
badge
to get past the heavy Swiss security.
3
Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a
badge
of honor.
4
The
badge
and the honor of his comrade were in his hands.
5
Luckily, we can use your
badge
to barge around and ask questions.
1
Yet they still ask: why do we need food
stamps
at all?
2
In a parallel development demand for government food
stamps
is also rising.
3
What was left were thousands of
stamps
scattered everywhere with no value.
4
While there are a record 46 million of Americans on food
stamps
.
5
Two special
stamps
were issued today to mark important Irish Franciscan anniversaries.
1
Familiar names, however, are tipped to take off with the winners'
trophies
.
2
Martin Corry will carry water to help after Leicester take two
trophies
3
Expect her to go home with at least a few
trophies
tonight.
4
And all the
trophies
in China are not going to change that.
5
For even though dead I will control the
trophies
of the capitol.
1
Video
game
achievements
like trophies, awards, or levels don't earn you anything in real life.
Usage of
badges
in English
1
And before everyone says u need
badges
,
ur just bad, get good.
2
An emerging trend in this area relates to digital
badges
,
Flynn says.
3
The wearing of
badges
or emblems in Leinster House breaches Oireachtas rules.
4
As you accomplish the tasks in the magazine issue, you earn
badges
.
5
The introduction of these
badges
became of great service to the army.
6
Harlson was one of those with
badges
and deep in college politics.
7
Their
badges
were the white flag, the Bourbon lilies, and the cross.
8
They flashed their
badges
and invited Marshall inside, into his own home.
9
By the way, did you notice that they weren't wearing clan
badges
?
10
Gordon saw two of the police officers nearby fingering their
badges
thoughtfully.
11
The box of
badges
that I kept in my bedroom rapidly emptied.
12
Like wearing little
badges
,
that's what happened in a recent college scandal.
13
Those
badges
-there are rumors about the off switch, you know?
14
One in five BMWs sold in Australia wear M
badges
,
he says.
15
There were fewer than a dozen unclaimed name
badges
arrayed before her.
16
A pair of
badges
were flashed, and they quickly muttered their names.
Other examples for "badges"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
badges
badge
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
earn badges
other badges
new badges
blue badges
have badges
More collocations
Translations for
badges
Russian
достижения
система достижений
ачивка
Portuguese
conquista
mrc-ips-67
Spanish
logro
mrc-ips-67
Catalan
recompensa
Badges
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Badges
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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