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Sarcandra Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

to get badged to the front of the line

Hi Everyone,

I'm editing this line that goes "VIPs get badged to the front of the line." I understand that the author is saying VIPs get to go ahead of others who have been in line earlier, but is this a standard idiom? Looked it up, found only "to get badged" in the sense of earning a badge. We're both nonnative English speakers.

Thanks,

Grace
  

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I understand it as a slang form. It may be an ad hoc coinage there.

— Mister Micawber

  • I understand it as a slang form.
  • It may be an ad hoc coinage there.
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I understand it as a slang form. It may be an ad hoc coinage there.
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