0 an object or mark that shows that a person belongs to a particular organization or group, or has a particular rank -- 徽章；權位標誌
the royal insignia 君王標誌
The balance of the pairs of opposites which comprise a square is the insignia of its perfection.
In aristocratic and state funerals, spacial organization, dress, and insignia transferred all identities and meaning to symbols and images.
The participants in the procession are bearing insignia that associates them with a ceremony marking the beginning of time.
The symbols included the insignia that symbolised defence of the state.
He could just about make out the insignia on the flag.
As the quotation at the beginning of this paper indicates, these were essential insignias of power.
A degree holder was differentiated from a nonholder by the degree's insignia and costume, by the jural privileges vested in the status they signify.
In both the real-world and virtual walks, all participants located the post office with its traditional insignia without difficulty.
