badging

基本解釋

Badging works well when you want to tell users how many items are waiting for their attention.
當(dāng)你想要告訴用戶有多少通知項(xiàng)在等待他們的注意時(shí)，徽章很有效。
Badging is the least intrusive way to tell users that there is new content they might be interested in.
徽章是打擾程度最小的方式告知用戶有新的他們感興趣的內(nèi)容。
Use badging to convey status information in an unobtrusive manner.
使用小圖標(biāo)來顯示程序的狀態(tài)信息。

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Each of the commemorative cars will have unique Le Mans Edition numbered badging and embroidery, a Le Mans Edition clock face, tread plates with the limited edition name, Le Mans Edition wheels and specific interior veneers and exterior colors.
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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

A badge is a piece of metal, cloth or plastic which you wear or carry to show that you work for a particular organization, or that you have achieved something.
A badge is a small piece of metal or plastic which you wear in order to show that you support a particular movement, organization, or person. You fasten a badge to your clothes with a pin.