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valedictorians
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毕业典礼致辞者, 最优等生
an elite student with the highest grade throughout school that gets chosen to give a speech at their graduation ceremony
A valedictorian is the student who has achieved the highest academic standing in their graduating class. This individual typically earns the title by having the best grades or overall academic performance throughout their time in school. The valedictorian is often chosen to deliver the farewell speech, known as the valedictory address, at graduation ceremonies, where they may reflect on the experiences of the class and offer words of encouragement for the future.
- Sarah was named valedictorian of her graduating class for achieving the highest grade point average.
莎拉因其平均成绩最高而被评为毕业班的告别演说者。
- The valedictorian delivered an inspiring speech at the commencement ceremony, reflecting on the journey of the graduating class.
毕业生代表在毕业典礼上发表了鼓舞人心的演讲，回顾了毕业班的历程。
- Being named valedictorian is a prestigious honor that recognizes academic excellence and leadership.
被命名为毕业生代表是一项 prestigious 荣誉，认可学术卓越和领导力。
- The valedictorian's speech resonated with her classmates, who applauded her accomplishments and words of wisdom.
毕业生代表的演讲引起了同学们的共鸣，他们为她的成就和智慧之言鼓掌。
- As valedictorian, John represented his peers with grace and eloquence, inspiring them to pursue their dreams with determination.
作为毕业生代表，约翰以优雅和雄辩代表了他的同龄人，激励他们决心追求自己的梦想。
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