How to Say "titan" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “titan” is “gigante” — use 'gigante' when referring to a dominant and influential figure or entity in a particular industry or field, especially in business or technology.
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gigante
hee-GAHN-tehxiˈɣan̪.t̪e
nounB2general
Use 'gigante' when referring to a dominant and influential figure or entity in a particular industry or field, especially in business or technology.
Examples
Apple sigue siendo el gigante de la tecnología móvil.
Apple continues to be the giant (or titan) of mobile technology.
El equipo de fútbol es un gigante en su liga.
The soccer team is a powerhouse in its league.
titán
nounB1general
Use 'titán' specifically when referencing the powerful deities or beings from Greek mythology.
Examples
Cronos era el titán más famoso de la mitología griega.
Cronus was the most famous titan in Greek mythology.
Mythology vs. Modern Power
The most common mistake is using 'titán' for modern industry leaders. Remember that 'titán' is reserved for mythological figures, while 'gigante' is the appropriate term for powerful figures in contemporary fields like business or technology.
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