gargantua

• Nombre propio que alude al gigante glotón del libro homónimo de François Rabelais, usado a menudo para describir algo de tamaño o apetito enormes.

A proper noun referring to a voracious giant from François Rabelais' book of the same name, often used to describe something of immense size or appetite.

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1. Fictional giantC1formal

   A voracious giant from François Rabelais' satirical series, known for his enormous size and appetite.

   Gigante ficticio de Rabelais

   • Gargantua is the central character in Rabelais' novel of the same name.
   • The story follows Gargantua's adventures and his insatiable hunger.
   • Rabelais used Gargantua to critique society and human nature.

   Sinónimosbehemothcolossusgiantmonsterogretitan

2. Something immenseC1informal

   A term used metaphorically to describe anything of colossal size, appetite, or capacity.

   Algo inmenso

   • The new shopping mall is a gargantua of consumer culture.
   • He has a gargantua appetite for knowledge, reading hundreds of books a year.
   • The company's data center is a digital gargantua, storing petabytes of information.

   Sinónimosbehemothcolossusgianthulkleviathanmammothmonstertitan