Vázolták

Vázolták is a Hungarian verb meaning "they outlined" or "they sketched." It is the past tense plural form of the verb "vázol." The verb "vázol" itself derives from the noun "váz," which can mean frame, skeleton, or outline. Therefore, "vázolták" implies the act of creating a basic structure, a general plan, or a preliminary drawing of something.

In practice, "vázolták" can be used in various contexts. It might refer to artists sketching a scene or a portrait, architects detailing the initial design of a building, or writers outlining the plot of a story. It suggests a process of defining the essential elements rather than the intricate details. The context in which "vázolták" is used will determine the specific nuance of "outlined" or "sketched." For instance, "A tervet vázolták" translates to "They outlined the plan," indicating a conceptualization of a strategy or project. Conversely, "A tájat vázolták" means "They sketched the landscape," referring to a visual representation. The plural form "vázolták" indicates that more than one person was involved in this act of outlining or sketching.