Kifordítjuk

Kifordítjuk is a Hungarian verb that translates to "we turn out" or "we invert" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb kifordítani. The verb can be used in a literal sense to describe the physical act of turning something inside out, such as clothing or a bag. For example, "Mielőtt kimosnánk a pulóvert, kifordítjuk" translates to "Before we wash the sweater, we turn it inside out."

In a figurative sense, kifordítjuk can mean to reveal something hidden or to expose the true nature of a situation or person. It implies bringing something that was previously concealed to the surface. For instance, "Az igazságot kifordítjuk a sötétből" means "We turn the truth out of the darkness," signifying the act of revealing the truth. It can also refer to a drastic change or transformation, where something is completely altered from its original state. This usage often implies a surprising or unexpected shift. The context of the sentence will determine the specific meaning of kifordítjuk.