Visszaszorítasz

Visszaszorítasz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you push back," "you suppress," or "you push down" in English, depending on the context. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb visszaszorítani. The root of the verb, "szorítani," means to squeeze, press, or push. The prefix "vissza-" indicates a backward or returning action.

The verb can be used in a literal sense, such as pushing back a physical object or person. For example, one might say "Te visszaszorítasz egy kört" which means "You push back a circle" in a drawing context, or more colloquially, "Te visszaszorítasz egy támadót" meaning "You push back an attacker."

In a more figurative sense, visszaszorítasz can refer to suppressing emotions, desires, or even political movements. For instance, "Te visszaszorítasz a haragodat" translates to "You suppress your anger." Similarly, "Te visszaszorítasz egy lázadást" means "You suppress a rebellion." The verb implies an active effort to reduce or contain something.

The term can also be used in specific contexts like economics or competition. If a company is pushing down prices or a team is playing defensively to suppress the opponent's advances, the verb visszaszorítasz might be applicable in the context of describing the action of the person performing it. The nuance lies in the active and often forceful nature of the action being described.