Lelassítanak

"Lelassítanak" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they slow down" or "they are slowing down" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "lassítani," which means "to slow down." The word is derived from the adjective "lassú," meaning "slow."

The verb "lelassítanak" can be used in various contexts. For instance, it can describe the physical slowing of vehicles, such as cars or trains. In this sense, it might be used in a sentence like "A forgalom miatt lelassítanak a autók" which translates to "The cars are slowing down due to traffic." It can also refer to a decrease in speed or pace in a more abstract sense, such as a project or an economy. For example, "A gazdaság lelassítanak" means "The economy is slowing down."

Furthermore, "lelassítanak" can describe the action of individuals or groups deliberately reducing their speed or activity. This could be for reasons of caution, rest, or to observe something. An example would be "Az idegenvezetők lelassítanak, hogy mindenki lássa a műemléket" meaning "The tour guides are slowing down so everyone can see the monument." The prefix "le-" in "lelassítanak" often indicates a downward movement or a reduction, reinforcing the meaning of slowing down.