insignia in Portuguese
insignia in Portuguese is distintivo, insígnia — insignia means a badge, symbol, or mark that shows a person's rank, office, or membership in a group.
insignia in Portuguese
distintivo
insígnia
What does "insignia" mean?
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noun A badge, symbol, or mark that shows a person's rank, office, or membership in a group.
"The general's insignia marked him out immediately."
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insignia in a sentence
- The general's insignia marked him out immediately.
- Fans wore the team's insignia proudly at the final.
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What is "insignia" in Portuguese?
"insignia" in Portuguese is distintivo, insígnia. insignia means: A badge, symbol, or mark that shows a person's rank, office, or membership in a group.
How do you use "insignia" in a sentence?
Example: "The general's insignia marked him out immediately." In Portuguese, "insignia" is distintivo, insígnia.
Are there other ways to say "insignia" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "insignia": distintivo, insígnia.
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