n.告别词，告别演说，告别辞，〈美〉毕业生代表的告别辞
adj.(尤在正式场合)告别的，告辞的

原形：valedictory复数：valedictories

The valedictory speech at graduation was a poignant reminder of the friendships we had formed over the years.
毕业典礼上的告别演讲深情地回顾了我们多年建立的友情。
The retiring CEO delivered a heartfelt valedictory address, thanking his colleagues for their support and dedication.
即将退休的首席执行官发表了一篇发自肺腑的告别演说，感谢同事们的支持和奉献。
As the sun set on their final day of high school, the students gathered for a bittersweet valedictory ceremony.
随着高中最后一天的日落，学生们聚在一起举行了一次苦乐参半的告别仪式。
The valedictory performance by the theater group marked the end of an era, as many members were moving on to pursue other dreams.
剧团的告别演出标志着一个时代的结束，因为许多成员都将去追求其他梦想。
The newspaper's valedictory issue reminisced about its long history and the impact it had on the community.
报纸的最后一期回顾了其悠久的历史以及对社区的影响。
The retiring teacher's valedictory lesson was a testament to her passion for education and the lives she had touched.
退休教师的最后一堂课证明了她对教育的热情和她所影响的人们。
In his valedictory letter, the departing diplomat expressed hope for continued cooperation between nations.
在告别信中，离任的大使表达了对各国继续合作的希望。
The athlete's valedictory race was a thrilling display of determination and perseverance, leaving a lasting impression on spectators.
这位运动员的告别赛展现了坚定的决心和毅力，给观众留下了深刻的印象。
The symphony's valedictory concert featured a moving performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, symbolizing closure and new beginnings.
交响乐团的告别音乐会以贝多芬的第九交响曲为主题，象征着结束与新起点。
At the end of the conference, the chairman gave a valedictory address, summarizing the key takeaways and expressing gratitude to the participants.
在会议结束时，主席发表了告别演讲，总结了主要收获，并向参与者表示感谢。