elhasználtuk

Elhasználtuk is a Hungarian word that translates to "we have used it up" or "we have consumed it" in English. It is the past tense, first-person plural form of the verb "elhasználni," which means to use up, consume, wear out, or exhaust.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe situations where something has been fully utilized or depleted. For example, one might say "elhasználtuk a tejet" meaning "we have used up the milk," or "elhasználtuk az összes pénzünket" signifying "we have spent all our money." It can also refer to the wearing out of objects through use, such as "elhasználtuk a cipőnket" (we have worn out our shoes).

The context in which "elhasználtuk" is used dictates its precise meaning. It can apply to tangible items like food or clothing, as well as abstract resources such as time, energy, or patience. The word implies a sense of finality or completion in the usage of whatever is being referred to. It is a versatile verb that reflects a common human experience of consumption and depletion.