Ito

[ee-taw]

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noun

Prince Hi·ro·bu·mi [hee-raw-boo-mee] /ˈhi rɔˈbu mi/, 1841–1909, Japanese statesman.

ITO

International Trade Organization.

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Contemporary Examples

Ito, another Leary godchild, told of flying in when he heard his dear friend was about to die.
Acid Trips and Frozen Heads at San Francisco’s Trippiest Party
Kate Coleman
February 18, 2009
Ito was accompanied at the party by four men in identical black suits who looked wildly out of place in the hippie-garbed crowd.
Acid Trips and Frozen Heads at San Francisco’s Trippiest Party
Kate Coleman
February 18, 2009

Historical Examples

"It is on our charts," said Ito crisply, as if that settled the right of dominion.
A Man to His Mate
J. Allan Dunn
It was fired at the "Matsushima," Ito's flagship, and did terrible execution.
Famous Sea Fights
John Richard Hale
Ito's fleet was steaming in line ahead, and was organized in two squadrons.
Famous Sea Fights
John Richard Hale
“Bring hot toast, Ito,” she said to the well-trained and deferential Japanese.
The Mystery Girl
Carolyn Wells
Ito,” he began, “did you let in any one late Sunday night—after you came home?
The Mystery Girl
Carolyn Wells

British Dictionary definitions for ito

Ito

noun

Prince Hirobumi (ˌhɪərəˈbuːmɪ). 1841–1909, Japanese statesman; premier (1884–88; 1892–96; 1898; 1900–01). He led the movement to modernize Japan and helped to draft the Meiji constitution (1889); assassinated

ITO

abbreviation for

International Trade Organization

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Ito

ITO

Examples from the Web for ito

Contemporary Examples

Ito, another Leary godchild, told of flying in when he heard his dear friend was about to die.

Ito was accompanied at the party by four men in identical black suits who looked wildly out of place in the hippie-garbed crowd.

Historical Examples

"It is on our charts," said Ito crisply, as if that settled the right of dominion.

It was fired at the "Matsushima," Ito's flagship, and did terrible execution.

Ito's fleet was steaming in line ahead, and was organized in two squadrons.

“Bring hot toast, Ito,” she said to the well-trained and deferential Japanese.

Ito,” he began, “did you let in any one late Sunday night—after you came home?

Ito

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