No. 3,280 in Japanese
式辞
Formal address or ceremonial speech.
In a sentence
卒業式で校長が式辞を述べました。
At the graduation ceremony, the principal delivered the ceremonial speech.
This usage denotes '式辞' as a formal speech given in a programmed event, commonly observed in traditional or official ceremonies.
式辞は式の始まりを飾る重要な役割を果たします。
The ceremonial address serves an important role in marking the beginning of ceremonies.
Here, '式辞' is referred to as an essential component of the ceremony, highlighting its customary and symbolic significance.
新人社員の歓迎会で社長が式辞を述べました。
At the welcome party for new employees, the president gave the ceremonial speech.
In this context, '式辞' indicates a speech delivered during events marking specific occasions or transitions, showcasing its utility in corporate or formal settings.
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