Felszálltak

Felszálltak is a Hungarian verb in the past tense, plural form. It translates to "they took off" or "they ascended" in English. The word is derived from the verb "felszállni," which means to ascend, to rise, or to take off. This verb can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, "felszálltak" commonly refers to aircraft taking off. For instance, one might say "A repülőgépek felszálltak a légkörbe" meaning "The airplanes took off into the atmosphere." It can also describe other forms of ascent, such as balloons rising or even people mounting a horse, although the latter is less common.

Figuratively, "felszálltak" can describe a rise in status, popularity, or success. For example, "A zenekar hirtelen felszálltak a zenei ranglétrán" translates to "The band suddenly ascended the musical ladder." It can also imply a rapid increase in something, like prices or temperatures. In a more poetic sense, it can describe the ascension of spirits or emotions. The context in which "felszálltak" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning.