farewells

英 [ˌfeəˈwelz]

美 [ˌferˈwelz]

n.  告别; 辞行
farewell的复数

柯林斯词典

• CONVENTION 同 goodbye
  Farewellmeans the same asgoodbye.
  1. Farewellis also a noun.
     
  2. They said their farewells there at the cafe.
     他们在咖啡馆道别。

双语例句

• Office farewells used to be special occasions.
  办公室欢送会曾经是个特别时刻。
• Time and time again, just farewells.
  一次又一次，只有离别。
• Cordial farewells were exchanged, and the party seperated.
  互相热忱地道别之后，大家分了手。
• However, the greater frequency of these farewells does not make them any easier to deal with, if you are the one doing the leaving.
  然而，如果你是那个将要离开的人的话，参加的欢送会次数越多，并不能让你应付起来越容易。
• British train station has erected a no kissing sign to stop lovers going full steam ahead with their over-amorous farewells.
  英国一家火车站日前贴出制止接吻的标识，以避免恋人们在依依惜别时过于忘情（而造成站台拥挤）。
• They arranged warm farewells for us.
  他们为我们组织了热烈的欢送会。
• In his behaviour there must be no hint of farewells.
  在他的行为中绝对不能有任何永诀的暗示。
• When he's far away, once looked back here, final farewells perhaps with a little pity.
  远去时，曾经回头望着这里，决绝的，也许还带着些许遗憾。
• Bidding us both fond farewells, they left.
  和我们深情道别之后，他们离开了。
• Farewells and thanks were offered all around.
  处处是告别和感谢的声音。