farewell
noun /ˌfeəˈwel/
/ˌferˈwel/
[countable, uncountable]- the act of saying goodbye to somebody
告别；辞行 - She said her farewells and left.
她告别后就离开了。 - Maria raised her hand in farewell.
玛丽亚举手告别。 - a farewell party/drink, etc.
欢送会、惜别酒会等
- I said a silent farewell to my home as I left for the city.
动身前往那座城市时，我默默向故乡告别。 - I waved farewell to my friends from the deck of the ship.
我站在轮船甲板上向朋友们挥手告别。 - Is this farewell or will we see each other again?
我们就此作别还是会再见面？ - Let me give her a farewell kiss.
让我和她吻别吧。 - She was sorry to bid farewell to Portugal.
她舍不得离开葡萄牙。 - The court dignitaries made their farewells to the emperor.
宫廷显贵向国王作别。 - The families made their farewells to each other.
这几家人互相道别。 - The team was given an emotional farewell by a crowd of 500 000.
多达 50 万人的人群伤感地为球队送别。 - They exchanged fond farewells at the railway station.
他们在火车站台相互深情告别。 - This famous warplane is about to make its farewell appearance.
这架著名的军用飞机将最后一次亮相。 - We bade them a final farewell.
我们向他们作了最后的道别。 - a farewell letter to my family
写给我的家人的告别信 - the band's farewell tour
该乐队的告别巡演
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- fond
- emotional
- tearful
- …
- bid somebody/something
- say
- wish somebody
- …
- appearance
- address
- speech
- …
- in farewell
- farewell to
词源late Middle English: from the imperative of fare + the adverb well. - She said her farewells and left.