maru

American  

[mahr-oo] / ˈmɑr u /

noun

plural

marus

1. a ship in the Japanese merchant marine (often used as part of the ship's name).

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Example Sentences

“Boarding the Teia Maru was like going from a luxury hotel to boot camp. As soon as they crossed the gangplank onto the decks of the troopship, it was clear that the Japanese military was in charge.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Among the popular openings at the time was Maru, the stylish coffee shop known for its meticulously crafted espresso drinks and signature Cream Top.

From Los Angeles Times

And when I get to Maru, do I get a coffee here?

From Los Angeles Times

I’ll walk down and I’ll get to All Time and be like, do I want a coffee here or can I make it to Maru?

From Los Angeles Times

Get in a bit of writing I like to park myself at Telegrama or Maru; you can find a little corner and really groove.

From Los Angeles Times