n.告别词，(尤指正式演讲中的)告别，告别辞

As we part ways, I offer you this valediction: May your future be bright and your dreams come true.
当我们道别时，我祝愿你前程似锦，梦想成真。
The valedictory speech at the graduation ceremony was filled with emotion and gratitude.
毕业典礼上的告别演讲充满了情感和感激。
In our farewell meeting, we exchanged heartfelt valedictions, promising to stay in touch.
在告别会上，我们互致深情的告别，承诺保持联系。
A final word of advice from your mentor: never forget the lessons you've learned here.
导师的临别赠言：永远不要忘记在这里学到的一切。
The valedictorian's speech was a fitting conclusion to the memorable event.
致告别辞的学生的演讲为这一难忘的活动画上了完美的句号。
As they closed the book, their valediction was a touching tribute to their friendship.
当他们合上书时，他们的告别是对友谊的动人致敬。
In our valediction, let us remember the laughter, the struggles, and the growth we shared.
在我们的告别中，让我们铭记共度的欢笑、挣扎与成长。
The valedictory dinner was a chance for colleagues to share their fondest memories before retirement.
告别晚宴是同事们在退休前分享最美好回忆的机会。
After years of hard work, the team gave an inspiring valedictory performance at the sports event.
经过多年的努力，团队在体育赛事中献上了鼓舞人心的告别表演。
The valediction at the opening ceremony marked the beginning of a new academic year with high hopes.
开学典礼的告别标志着新学年的开始，充满了期待。