Deaktiválsz

Deaktiválsz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you deactivate" or "you disable" in English. It is the second-person singular form of the verb "deaktiválni," which means to deactivate or disable. This verb is commonly used in various contexts, including technology, security, and general usage.

In a technological context, "deaktiválsz" might refer to turning off a device, disabling a feature in software, or logging out of an account. For example, one might say "Deaktiválsz a fiókot" which means "You deactivate the account." Similarly, in the realm of security, it can mean disabling an alarm system or revoking access privileges.

The verb implies an action taken by the subject ("you") to render something inactive or inoperable. This action is typically intentional. The passive or reciprocal forms would use different conjugations of the verb. Understanding "deaktiválsz" is essential for comprehending instructions or descriptions involving user actions in Hungarian.