elhasználjuk

Elhasználjuk is a Hungarian verb that translates to "we use up" or "we consume." It is the first-person plural present tense form of the verb "elhasználni." The verb implies a process of depletion or exhaustion of a resource, material, or energy. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

In a literal context, "elhasználjuk" refers to the act of using something until it is no longer functional or available. For example, one might say "elhasználjuk az összes tejet" (we use up all the milk) or "elhasználjuk az elemeket" (we use up the batteries). This usage emphasizes the finite nature of the item being consumed.

Figuratively, "elhasználjuk" can describe the wearing out of something through prolonged use or the depletion of abstract resources. For instance, "elhasználjuk a türelmünket" (we use up our patience) suggests that patience has been tested and is now gone. Similarly, "elhasználjuk az erőforrásainkat" (we use up our resources) could refer to the depletion of natural resources, financial assets, or even human energy. The core meaning remains the reduction or exhaustion of something through usage.