giant
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈdʒaɪənt/
giant means: A person much bigger than usual, especially a huge person in a story.
noun
HUGE PERSONA2
A person much bigger than usual, especially a huge person in a story.
- The giant lived in a castle.
- My uncle is a gentle giant who towers over everyone.
- The children told stories about giants in the mountains.
GREEK MYTHC2
One of the huge beings in ancient Greek stories who fought the gods.
- The giant fought against Zeus.
- Ancient artists painted giants battling the gods.
- This Greek giant appears in several versions of the myth.
adjective
VERY BIGA2
Much larger than usual.
- They bought a giant cake.
- A giant wave crashed against the rocks.
- We watched the match on a giant screen.
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