Alkalmazásúak

Alkalmazásúak is a Hungarian term that translates to "applicants" or "those who have applied" in English. It refers to individuals who have submitted an application for a particular position, program, or opportunity. This term is commonly used in various contexts, including job hunting, university admissions, and even for applications to social programs or grants.

When an individual is referred to as "alkalmazásúak," it implies they have completed the necessary steps to formally express their interest and be considered for a specific role. This could involve submitting a resume and cover letter for a job, filling out an application form for a university, or providing documentation for a financial aid or social benefit. The pool of "alkalmazásúak" is the group from which selections are made.

The status of being "alkalmazásúak" is typically temporary, as individuals are either accepted, rejected, or placed on a waiting list after the application review process. The term highlights the active pursuit of an opportunity through a formal application. It is a neutral descriptor of a person's current stage in a selection or admission process, indicating they are actively seeking to be chosen for something.