valedictory

valedictory

英[ˌvælɪˈdɪktəri]美[ˌvælɪˈdɪktəri]

adj.（尤在正式场合）告别的，告辞的；

例句

The student with the highest academic rank in a class who delivers the valedictory at graduation.在毕业典礼上致告别词的*好级别的学生.

Children would write valedictory speeches about KP 2.孩子们将会为KP2写段告别词.

This valedictory dispatch was written as he retired from the foreign service a few weeks ago.这份告别报告是他几周前从外交界退休时所写的.

Next, it is broad farmer milepost of valedictory of tradition of Xiang Shiju bungalow.其次, 它是广大农民向世居平房传统离别的里程碑.

He listened to Howard give the valedictory address at high school graduation.他听了霍华德在中学毕业典礼上作的告别演讲。

...her valedictory aria, sung as she leaves her lover.她离开情人时唱起的离别咏叹调

...Mr Walker, making his valedictory address after two years as chairman.沃克先生，在担任**职务两年后发表了告别演说

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

ADJ

（致词、书信或演出）告别的，告别性质的

A valedictory speech, letter, or performance is one that is intended as a way of saying goodbye when someone leaves another person, a place, or a job.

例句

N-COUNT

（优秀生在毕业典礼上作的）告别演说

A valedictory is a speech that is given by the student with the highest marks in their class at their graduation ceremony.

例句

英英词典释义

Noun

1. a farewell oration delivered by the most outstanding member of a graduating class

Adjective

1. of or relating to an occasion or expression of farewell;

2. of a speech expressing leave-taking;