Lezárják

Lezárják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are closing," "they are shutting," or "they are sealing" in English. It is the third-person plural present indefinite conjugation of the verb lezárni. The verb lezárni itself means to close, shut, or seal something off. The indefinite form indicates that the action is not directed at a specific object or person, or that the context does not specify the recipient of the action.

In common usage, "lezárják" can refer to a variety of situations. For example, authorities might announce that a road or a border crossing will be closed, in which case they would say "lezárják az utat" (they are closing the road) or "lezárják a határátkelőt" (they are closing the border crossing). Businesses or establishments might close for the day or for a period, and their owners or staff could use "lezárják" to indicate this. It can also be used metaphorically, such as when a legal case is concluded, or when a chapter of a book is finished. The context in which "lezárják" is used is crucial for understanding the precise meaning.