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荣誉勋章
荣誉徽章
1、honor───vt.尊敬（等于honour）；给…以荣誉；n.荣誉；信用；头衔
2、honor of───荣誉
3、badge magic───徽章魔法
4、baronet badge───男爵徽章
5、guests of honor───贵宾
6、badge───n.徽章；证章；标记；vt.授给…徽章
7、in honor of───为了向…表示敬意；向…致敬，向…表示敬意；为庆祝…
8、maid of honor───女傧相；宫女；n.宫女，女傧相
9、word of honor───[法] 诺言
1、I would have no problem being called a 'sheng nu'. In fact I would proudly accept the name, in whatever language, like a badge of honor.───我也有条件成为一名”剩女“。事实上，我会很乐意接受这个称呼，不管用怎样的语言，这都象一个荣誉徽章。
2、sleep is so undervalued that getting by on fewer hours has become a badge of honor.───睡眠被严重低估，以至于在上面花费更少的时间已经成为一种荣誉。
3、In startups, the technical founder often wears his skills as an architect of scalable systems as a badge of honor.───在初创企业中，技术奠基人常常把自己作为一个可伸缩XiTong的架构师所拥有的技能当作是荣誉的勋章。
4、And so, you sort of wear your struggle like a badge of honor.───所以，你随身带着奋斗就像随身戴着荣誉徽章一样。
5、Roosevelt turned corporate opposition into a badge of honor: "I welcome their hatred, " he declared.───罗斯福就曾将企业的反对变成了荣誉的徽章。他称：“我欢迎他们的仇恨。”
6、If you get noticed by the propagandists, wear that attention like a badge of honor.───如果你注意到这个宣传，谨记那些就像你的荣誉徽章一样。
7、MARK GARNETT: It was almost a badge of honor that he would come away from these meetings with egg yolk running down his suit.───他离开会场时衣服上带着打破的鸡蛋，这几乎成了他的荣誉勋章。
8、The movie is a cry of national shame; for De Palma, it's a new badge of honor for a wily old vet.───这部电影是对国家耻辱的哀惋，对于De Palma来说，这却是对于一个队伍老兵来说全新的荣誉象征。
9、But that badge of honor comes at a real cost to the long-term growth of the domestic economy and its ability to manage debt levels.───但是戴着这顶高帽的现实代价就是国内经济长期增长受到抑制，以及管理债务规模的能力。
1、Being a real ex-Commie used to be a badge of honor among a whole lot of righties.
2、Men who wear bachelorhood as a badge of honor are unlikely to commit — the chance a man will marry diminishes after age 37 or 38, and decreases even more after 43.
3、You consider it a badge of honor when you shoot a sub - MOA 5 shot group.
4、The expression chi ku, or eat bitterness, is a time-honored staple of Chinese culture. But for young workers in Zhongshan, it is not the badge of honor that an older generation wore with pride.
5、He now sees his wartime injuries as a badge of honor.