badge up
To give everyone their name badges or to put your own badge on before an event or at work.
Meanings
To give someone an identification badge, or to put one on, especially before entering an event or starting a shift.
"Volunteers should badge up at the registration desk before going to their assigned stations."
To equip a product or item with a brand badge or label, especially in manufacturing.
"The vehicles were manufactured in Germany but badged up with the local brand's name for the export market."
Used in event management, security, and corporate contexts. Can be used reflexively ('badge yourself up') or transitively ('badge up the visitors'). Relatively recent and informal phrase. More common in British English corporate and events contexts.
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