Hátráltatja

Hátráltatja is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb hátráltat, which means to hinder, impede, slow down, or obstruct. The suffix "-ja" indicates the third-person singular subject and direct object, meaning "he/she/it hinders him/her/it" or "he/she/it hinders something." In practice, it often translates to "it hinders," "it slows down," or "it obstructs" when referring to an action or situation affecting something else.

The verb hátráltatja is used in various contexts. For example, bad weather could hátráltatja the construction progress, meaning it hinders or slows down the construction. Economic difficulties might hátráltatja a company's growth. A person's lack of experience could hátráltatja their career advancement. The core meaning always revolves around something preventing or delaying the smooth or successful progression of another thing. It implies the introduction of an obstacle or a force that makes progress more difficult. The verb is a common component in everyday Hungarian conversation and written language when discussing challenges or setbacks.