badging
noun [ U ] uk/ˈbædʒ.ɪŋ/ us/ˈbædʒ.ɪŋ/
（尤指车的）品牌标志
a symbol or mark that is connected with a particular brand (= a type of product made by a particular company), especially a type of car
Both versions look the same from the outside, with no difference in badging. 这两个款式从外观上看都是一样的，标志上也没有任何区别。
（表明身份的）徽章，证件
a badge (= a small piece of metal or plastic carried or attached to clothing, or a symbol sewn onto clothing) that shows who someone is or which organization or group they belong to
Security companies are not allowed to use uniforms or badging that may be confused with a police officer. 保安公司不允许使用可能与警察混淆的制服或徽章。
颁发（工作）证件，配发徽章
the process of giving someone such as an employee a badge that shows who they are or which organization or group they belong to
The audit uncovered violations of regulations, including the badging of new employees prior to completing background checks. 审计发现了违反规定的行为，包括在完成背景调查前向新雇员颁发工作证件。
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- The badging, painted grille, special wheel styles and running boards distinguish the new model.
- Although it has new badging, the device does not appear to have any different functionality.
- The baseball cap is now a bit of personal badging, a crass way of aligning oneself with America, fitness, youth and consumerism.
- The software will handle accreditation and badging of over 50,000 participants in the Games.
- I have two people here waiting for somebody to pick them up to take them to badging and show them where they sit.