Felrázni

Felrázni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to shake up" or "to stir up" in English. It can be used in a literal sense, such as shaking a bottle or a container to mix its contents. For example, one might "felrázni" a drink to combine ingredients.

Beyond its literal meaning, "felrázni" is also commonly used figuratively. It can refer to causing a significant change or disruption in a situation, system, or even someone's mindset. For instance, a new policy might "felrázni" an organization, introducing new challenges and opportunities. Similarly, a shocking event or a strong piece of news could "felrázni" public opinion.

The verb can also imply an act of revitalizing or energizing something that has become stagnant. In this context, "felrázni" suggests bringing new life or excitement. One might say they need to "felrázni" their routine to break monotony. The core idea behind the figurative use is to introduce movement, change, or a new perspective where there was previously stillness or complacency.