gargantuan

gargantuan

【形容词】

1. 巨大的；庞大的
2. 贪吃如洪水般的

【名词】

1. 巨人；极大的人或物

【词语辨析】

gargantuan和gigantic、colossal、enormous等含义相似，但gargantuan强调极端的巨大或庞大。

【词汇扩充】

gigantic、colossal、enormous、massive、immense、tremendous

【近义词】

gigantic, colossal, enormous, massive, immense, tremendous

【反义词】

tiny, small, minute

【柯林斯词典】

形容词

Something that is gargantuan is extremely large.

名词

A gargantuan is a very large person or thing.

【牛津词典】

形容词

Enormous.

【用法】

gargantuan作为形容词修饰名词，表示巨大的。

【相关例句】

1. The storm caused a gargantuan wave to crash onto the shore.
2. The company's profits have grown at a gargantuan rate.
3. He devoured the food with a gargantuan appetite.
4. The construction project required gargantuan amounts of concrete.
5. The building is a gargantuan structure that dominates the skyline.
6. The football stadium is a gargantuan venue, capable of seating over 100,000 spectators.
7. Her talent for painting is gargantuan, producing stunning works of art.
8. The task of cleaning up after the festival was gargantuan, requiring days of work.
9. The new shopping mall is a gargantuan complex, housing hundreds of stores.
10. The mountain range is a gargantuan natural formation, stretching for hundreds of miles.
11. The gargantuan size of the dinosaur skeleton amazed the scientists.
12. The giant squid is a gargantuan creature that dwells in the depths of the ocean.
13. He had a gargantuan appetite and could eat an entire pizza by himself.
14. The gargantuan elephant towered over the other animals at the zoo.
15. The shipwreck was a gargantuan disaster, resulting in the loss of many lives.
16. The company's profits reached a gargantuan figure, surpassing all expectations.
17. The construction crew used a gargantuan crane to lift the heavy steel beams.
18. The gargantuan tree provided shade for the entire park.
19. She embarked on a gargantuan task of organizing the entire event single-handedly.
20. The gargantuan storm caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.