Demontálják

Demontálják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are dismantling," "they are taking apart," or "they are disassembling." It describes the process of separating a whole into its constituent parts. This action can be applied to a wide range of objects, from simple household items to complex machinery and structures.

The verb "demontálják" is often used when referring to the deconstruction of buildings, bridges, or other large constructions. In such contexts, it implies a planned and systematic process of removal, usually for purposes of renovation, demolition, or material salvage. For example, a phrase like "a régi hidat demontálják" would mean "they are dismantling the old bridge."

Beyond large-scale projects, "demontálják" can also describe the disassembly of furniture, appliances, or vehicles. This might be done for repair, moving, or recycling. The specific context in which the verb is used will clarify the nature of the object being taken apart and the reason for doing so. The plural form of the verb indicates that multiple people or entities are performing the action of dismantling.