n.(艺术家、音乐家等)最后的作品，绝唱，(演员的)告别演出，(运动员的)告别比赛

The opera was her swansong before she retired from the stage.
她在这场歌剧上演出是为了解甲归田，正式退出舞台生涯。
His final novel was considered his swansong, marking the end of an era in literature.
他的最后一部小说被视为他的绝唱，标志着文学时代的一个结束。
After years of dedication to the cause, she decided it was time for her to give her swansong speech.
多年致力于此事业后，她决定是时候发表她的告别演讲了。
The band announced that their upcoming tour would be their swansong, as they were disbanding.
乐队宣布即将到来的巡演将是他们的告别演出，因为它们将解散。
Her memoirs serve as a swansong to her life, reflecting on her achievements and experiences.
她的回忆录作为对生命的告别，回顾了她的成就和经历。
His final work of art was a masterpiece, considered his swansong in the art world.
他的最后一件艺术品是一件杰作，在艺术界被视为他的绝唱。
The orchestra played their swansong concert last night, bringing down the curtain on their long career.
昨晚乐团举行了他们的告别音乐会，结束了他们漫长的职业生涯。
She gave a moving swansong performance at her farewell concert, leaving the audience in tears.
她在告别音乐会上的动人表演让观众泪流满面。
The director's last film was seen as his swansong, a poignant reflection of his career.
导演的最后一部电影被视为他的绝唱，是对其职业生涯的深情反思。
The company's final product launch was its swansong, signaling the end of an era for its customers.
公司的最后一次产品发布是它的告别之作，预示着对客户来说一个时代的结束。