valedictorian

英 [英 [ˌvælɪdɪkˈtɔːriən]]

美 [美 [ˌvælɪdɪkˈtɔːriən]]

n.  (毕业典礼上)致告别辞的最优生

　 　 　 　

美国当代英语语料库（COCA）词汇

双语例句

• In order to strengthen the mainstream and to water down superiority, some American schools no longer name the top students for graduation, such as valedictorian and salutatorian.
  为了加强身障跟畸形学生融合一起以及冲淡优胜感，美国一些中学也把毕业的第一、二名撤消了。
• I know I would be if my son were valedictorian.
  如果我儿子是发言人，我就会很骄傲。
• I was the valedictorian of our class.
  我是我们班的致告别辞的。
• I'm not the valedictorian. I'm second.
  我不是。我是第二名。
• I intend to be valedictorian when I graduate.
  我打算毕业时成为毕业生代表。
• I'm just really nervous about my valedictorian speech.
  我只是很紧张要做告别演说。
• I introduced the valedictorian of the Class of2006.
  我介绍了2006年毕业生的第一名。
• However, she pleaded with an administrator to be allowed to learn and eventually graduated as valedictorian of the Perkins School for the Blind in 1886.
  虽然几乎没有机会，莎利文还是恳求一位管理人员让自己上学，并最终在1886年以十分出色的成绩从柏金斯盲校毕业。
• I hear your daughter graduated from high school as the valedictorian.
  听说你女儿以第一名的成绩从高中毕业，恭喜你。
• Geeks of equal measure ( Hadi was valedictorian, Ali was salutatorian in high school), they worked their way through Harvard teaching computer science.
  进入哈佛大学（Harvard）后，他们一边读书，一边兼职教别人计算机。