elfordulására

Elfordulására is a Hungarian verb meaning "to turn away" or "to look away." It is a transitive verb, meaning it takes a direct object, referring to the person or thing that is being turned away from. For example, one might say "elfordulására a figyelmét a problémáról" which translates to "he turned away his attention from the problem." The verb can also be used in a reflexive form, "elfordulni," meaning "to turn away" or "to avert oneself." This is often used to describe a person physically turning their body away from something or someone.

The verb elfordulására can also be used metaphorically to describe a change of heart or a shift in attitude. For instance, if someone has been a strong supporter of a particular cause and then changes their mind, one might say they have "elfordulására az ügytől," meaning they have "turned away from the cause." This metaphorical usage emphasizes a detachment or disengagement from something previously embraced. The nuances of elfordulására can depend on the context, but the core meaning of turning away or looking away remains consistent. It's a versatile verb in Hungarian, capable of describing both physical and abstract forms of detachment.