Felvázolták

Felvázolták is a Hungarian verb that translates to "outlined," "sketched," or "drafted" in English. It is derived from the noun "vázlat," which means outline or sketch. The verb is used to describe the process of creating a preliminary plan, design, or summary of something.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For example, a student might say they "felvázolták" the main points of their essay, meaning they created an outline of the key arguments. An architect might "felvázolták" the initial design for a new building, indicating they drew a preliminary sketch. In a more abstract sense, it can also refer to the initial stages of planning a project or presenting a general idea.

The past tense form "felvázolták" specifically refers to a completed action performed by a plural subject or a formal singular subject. It implies that the action of outlining or sketching has already taken place. The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar rules, with different endings indicating tense, mood, and person. Understanding "felvázolták" is key to comprehending discussions about planning, design, and preliminary conceptualization in Hungarian.