Feloldották

Feloldották is a Hungarian verb form used to indicate that a restriction, ban, obligation, or other constraint has been removed or lifted by an authority or responsible party. It is the third-person plural past tense (ők feloldották) of the verb feloldani, which means to lift, remove, dissolve, or relieve.

In usage, feloldották is common in news reporting and formal communication to describe changes in policy, regulation, or conditions. The object of the verb is whatever was restricted or limited, such as a kijárási tilalom (curfew), egy tiltás (ban), vagy egy szabály (rule). The sentence structure typically identifies the agent or body that enacted the lifting, while the affected object is stated or understood.

Grammatical notes: feloldották is a transitive finite verb form in the past tense. It requires a direct object that names what has been removed and an implicit or explicit subject (often a government, court, or other authority). The related noun is feloldás, referring to the act or process of lifting or repealing.

Examples:

- A kormány feloldotta a kijárási tilalmat. (The government lifted the curfew.)

- A tiltást feloldották. (The ban was lifted.)

- A korlátozás feloldása jelentősen megkönnyíti a gazdasági tevékenységet. (The lifting of the restriction significantly eases economic activity.)

See also: feloldás, oldás.