卒業前に、大変お世話になった先生のところへ、お礼のご挨拶に伺った。の英語

Before graduation, I went to visit my teacher to express my gratitude for everything he'd done for me.

During the graduation ceremony, the principal presented each graduate with a diploma.

a teacher fresh from school

at graduation ceremonies in Japan, a farewell message given to graduating students by underclassmen

a farewell sermon to a graduating class at their commencement ceremonies

On leaving school, we presented him with a table clock as a token of our thanks.

Father gave me a book for graduation.

You said you would celebrate for my graduation, right?

We reaffirmed our friendship after the graduation ceremony.

The graduates went up to the president in turn, and received their diplomas.

We have decided to leave our daughter to herself after she left school.

I want to congratulate you on your graduation.

You said you would celebrate my graduation, right?

I offer my hearty congratulations on your graduation.

I'll be sure to come by and let you know before the groundbreaking.

Today is my daughter's graduation ceremony. However parents are not to take part, only the children.

I attended my university graduation ceremony.

a farewell oration (especially one delivered during graduation exercises by an outstanding member of a graduating class)

I plan on starting my career as soon as I graduate.

Allow me to congratulate you on your successful graduation

Accept my hearty congratulations on your graduation.

He said in a statement on May 14, "It took many years to accomplish my graduation. I hope that young people realize the importance of completing their college education. Now I can happily attend this year's commencement."

I want to celebrate your graduation when there's another chance.

Go and say goodbye to him before he leaves.

Congratulation on your graduation from university!

President's baccalaureate

I cried for the first time at my graduation ceremony.

a farewell party held before a trip or a graduation

The graduates gave vent to cheers

commencement [opening] exercises