bunyan

/ˈbʌn.jən/

Tradução: Nome próprio que designa uma pessoa, geralmente uma figura histórica ou lendária conhecida por feitos extraordinários ou por histórias fantásticas; em especial, refere-se ao gigante lendário Paul Bunyan do folclore norte-americano.

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noun

/ˈbʌn.jən/C1formal

Имя собственное, относящееся к человеку, обычно исторической или легендарной фигуре, известной своими выдающимися достижениями или историями.
Nombre propio referido a una persona, generalmente una figura histórica o legendaria, conocida por sus logros excepcionales o historias; también se usa para un gigante o héroe del folclore.
Nom propre associé à une personne, généralement une figure historique ou légendaire, célèbre pour ses exploits remarquables ou ses récits.
Eigenname, der sich auf eine Person bezieht, meist eine historische oder legendäre Figur, die für außergewöhnliche Taten oder Geschichten bekannt ist; im Englischen oft für den riesenhaften Holzfäller Paul Bunyan.
Nome próprio que designa uma pessoa, geralmente uma figura histórica ou lendária conhecida por feitos extraordinários ou por histórias fantásticas; em especial, refere-se ao gigante lendário Paul Bunyan do folclore norte-americano.
专有名词，指与人相关的名字，通常指因卓越成就或传说故事而闻名的历史或传奇人物。
اسم علم يُطلق على شخص، وغالبًا ما يشير إلى شخصية تاريخية أو أسطورية عرفت بإنجازاتها العظيمة أو بحكاياتها الشعبية. وقد يرد أيضًا بمعنى العملاق أو البطل الفولكلوري.

A proper noun referring to a person, typically a historical or legendary figure known for their notable achievements or stories.

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John Bunyan (1628-1688)B2formalbritish
An English preacher and writer, best known as the author of the allegorical novel 'The Pilgrim's Progress'.
John Bunyan (1628-1688)
- Bunyan wrote 'The Pilgrim's Progress' while imprisoned for his religious beliefs.
- The works of John Bunyan are considered classics of Christian literature.
- Scholars often study Bunyan's influence on later English prose.
Paul Bunyan (Folklore)A2informalamerican
A legendary giant lumberjack from American folklore, known for his superhuman strength and adventures in the Northwoods.
Paul Bunyan (Folclore)
- Paul Bunyan is said to have created the Great Lakes with his footsteps.
- Tales of Paul Bunyan and his blue ox, Babe, are popular in American folklore.
- Statues of Paul Bunyan can be found in several towns across the northern United States.