Feszítesz

The Hungarian verb *feszítesz* is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb *feszít*. This verb is commonly used to describe the action of stretching, pulling taut, or applying tension to an object or material. It can also be employed metaphorically to convey the idea of straining, exerting effort, or being under pressure.

In its most literal sense, *feszítesz* refers to the physical act of elongating something, such as a rubber band, a piece of cloth, or a muscle. For example, one might say *"Feszítesz a rugót"* ("You stretch the rubber band") or *"Feszítesz a bőrt"* ("You stretch the skin"). The verb is versatile and can be applied to various contexts, including sports, manufacturing, and everyday tasks.

Metaphorically, *feszítesz* can describe mental or emotional tension. For instance, someone might say *"Feszítesz a kapcsolatot"* ("You strain the relationship") to indicate that they are putting unnecessary pressure on a connection with another person. Similarly, it can refer to the effort required in tasks like solving problems or meeting deadlines, as in *"Feszítesz a határidőket"* ("You strain the deadlines").

The verb follows standard Hungarian verb conjugation rules, with the *-sz* suffix indicating the second-person singular form. Its past tense is *feszítettél*, and its future tense is *feszítsz*. The verb is also part of several common expressions, such as *feszült hangulat* ("tense atmosphere") or *feszült izom* ("tensed muscle").

While *feszítesz* is primarily a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object, it can also be used reflexively, as in *"Feszíted magad"* ("You strain yourself"). The verb’s usage reflects its broad applicability in both physical and abstract contexts within the Hungarian language.