Vázolják

Vázolják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they sketch," "they outline," or "they portray" in English. It is the third-person plural present indefinite form of the verb "vázol." The verb "vázol" itself is derived from the noun "váz," meaning frame, skeleton, or outline.

The primary meaning of "vázolják" relates to the act of creating a preliminary drawing or sketch. This can be a literal depiction on paper, where artists or designers use it to map out their ideas before committing to a final piece. In this context, "vázolják" implies a rapid, often incomplete, representation of a subject.

Beyond visual arts, "vázolják" can also be used metaphorically to describe the process of outlining or summarizing something. For instance, a teacher might say "Először vázolják a témát" (They first outline the topic), meaning they will provide a general overview or structure of the subject matter. Similarly, it can refer to the act of describing or depicting a situation, character, or plan in broad strokes, without going into intricate detail. The context in which "vázolják" is used determines whether it refers to a physical sketch or a conceptual outline or portrayal.