英 [ˌvælɪˈdɪktəri] 美 [ˌvælɪˈdɪktəri]
adj. 告别的
n. 告别辞
复数valedictories
valedictory /ˌvælɪˈdɪktərɪ/
形容词 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. 告别的
Mr. Walker made his valedictory address after two years as chairman.
在担任主席职务两年后，沃克先生发表了告别演说。
可数名词 A valedictory is a speech that is given by the student with the highest marks in their class at their graduation ceremony. (顶尖毕业生)告别演说
a farewell oration (especially one delivered during graduation exercises by an outstanding member of a graduating class)
同义词： valediction / valedictory address / valedictory oration
of or relating to an occasion or expression of farewell
a valedictory address ; valedictory praise for his uniformly manly course ; a suitable valedictory gesture
of a speech expressing leave-taking
a valedictory address
... valance n. 短帷幕 valedictory a. 告别的 valetudinarian a. 有病的,虚弱的,过份担心健康的; n. 病弱的人,过份担心健康的人 ...
... George Bernard Shaw——乔治·伯纳·萧 Valedictory——告别辞 George Orwell——乔治·奥威尔 ...
... vain adj. 自负的；徒劳的 valediction n. 告别演说 valedictory adj. 告别的，离别的 valiant adj. 勇敢的，英勇的 ...
valedictorian 告别演说者；致告别辞者
valediction 告别演说；告别词
告别的
Children would write valedictory speeches about KP2.
孩子们将会为KP2写段告别词。
At graduation the students presented each other with valedictory inscriptions.
毕业时同学们互相题词勉。
Rather, your valedictory address should leave former colleagues feeling a warm glow.
相反，你的告别演说应该让以前的同事感受到温暖的光辉。
Tellingly, the media are treating him as if he were on a valedictory tour.
One can only hope that they were kidding and this was not the valedictory moment it seemed.
Then the House will debate a valedictory motion praising the retiring Clerk of the Commons Sir Malcolm Jack.