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Meanings of young adjutant in English
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Usage of young adjutant in English
1
The young adjutant thinks it advisable to say nothing that may provoke further vehemence.
2
He withdrew to Syria, taking with him Kleber and Kleber's young adjutant, the little Louis.
3
The young adjutant was visibly embarrassed.
4
The young adjutant, stepping ashore, swung round on his heel to call an order to the crowding boats.
5
Before they were within four hundred yards the young adjutant, gazing through his glasses at the colonel's side, exclaimed: "It's Dean-deador wounded!"
6
"My God, our men are whipped!" exclaimed the young Adjutant in tones of Anguish.
7
Frank H. Mason of the 12th Cavalry had the reputation of being our best chess player and young Adjutant Putnam was his most persistent opponent.
8
"Bonaparte's absence doesn't trouble me, commandant," said the young adjutant Gerard, whose intelligent mind had been developed by a fine education.