Aoki

[ ah-aw-kee ]

noun
  1. Shu·zo [shoo-zaw], /ˈʃu zɔ/, 1844–1914, first Japanese ambassador to U.S., 1905–09.

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How to use Aoki in a sentence

  • Upon which Colonel Aoki smiled a smile indescribably happy as if he welcomed the order and exclaimed, It has come at last!

    Human Bullets | Tadayoshi Sakurai
  • This was the first word of command Colonel Aoki gave his subordinates at their departure to the front.

    Human Bullets | Tadayoshi Sakurai
  • Whereupon Colonel Aoki ordered all his captains, Whole line begin firing from the right.

    Human Bullets | Tadayoshi Sakurai
  • Colonel Aoki stood in the midst of that as firm and unflinching as Ni- or Fud, staring at the enemy with steady gaze.

    Human Bullets | Tadayoshi Sakurai
  • At last the reserve in the hands of Colonel Aoki was reduced to two companies of infantry and one of engineers.

    Human Bullets | Tadayoshi Sakurai