Elhasználták

Elhasználták is a Hungarian word that translates to "they used it up" or "it was used up" in English. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb "elhasználni," which means to use up, consume, or wear out something. The word typically implies that an object or resource has been depleted, consumed entirely, or rendered unusable due to use.

The context in which "elhasználták" is used can vary significantly. For instance, it could refer to a physical object being worn out, such as "A régi cipőjüket elhasználták" which translates to "They used up their old shoes." Alternatively, it can describe the depletion of a resource, like "Az összes ételt elhasználták" meaning "They used up all the food." The term can also be applied more abstractly, such as to time or energy. For example, "Már elhasználták az összes idejüket a feladatra" could mean "They have already used up all their time for the task."

The grammatical structure of "elhasználták" indicates a completed action in the past performed by multiple subjects or referring to a plural subject. The prefix "el-" often suggests completion or finality of the action. Understanding the nuances of "elhasználták" requires considering the surrounding sentence and the specific context to accurately grasp the meaning of consumption or depletion.