Végigköveti

"Végigköveti" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to follow through" or "to carry out" in English. It is a compound verb formed by the prefix "végig-" and the root "követ". The prefix "végig-" indicates completion or thoroughness, while "követ" means "to follow". Therefore, "végigköveti" implies following something to the end or carrying out a task completely.

The verb "végigköveti" is typically used in contexts where an action or process is completed or followed through to its conclusion. For example, one might say "végigköveti a tanfolyamot" (to follow through the course) to indicate that they have completed all the lessons and activities in a training program. Similarly, "végigköveti a szabályokat" (to follow through the rules) means adhering to all the rules without exception.

In its infinitive form, "végigkövetni" is used to express the action of following through or carrying out something. The past tense form is "végigkövettem", and the present tense form is "végigkövetem". The verb can be conjugated to reflect different subjects and tenses, following the standard Hungarian verb conjugation rules.

The verb "végigköveti" is an important part of Hungarian vocabulary, particularly in contexts that require precision and thoroughness. Its usage helps convey the idea of completion and adherence to guidelines or instructions.