Elutasítod

Elutasítod is a Hungarian verb meaning "you refuse" or "you reject." It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb elutasít. The verb elutasít itself is derived from "utasít," which means "to instruct," "to direct," or "to send." The prefix "el-" often indicates a completed action or a removal. Therefore, elutasít can be understood as to "send away" or "turn down."

When someone elutasítod something, they are actively choosing not to accept it, agree with it, or comply with it. This could apply to a wide range of situations, from refusing an offer or a request to rejecting an idea or an opinion. The verb implies a deliberate act of denial.

For example, if someone offers you a job, and you decide not to take it, you would say "elutasítod az ajánlatot" (you refuse the offer). Similarly, if a proposal is put forward and the group decides against it, they might say "elutasítod a javaslatot" (you reject the proposal). The context in which elutasítod is used will determine the specific nuance of the refusal. It is a common and versatile verb in the Hungarian language used to express disagreement or rejection.