elriasztják

elriasztják is a Hungarian verb meaning "they scare away" or "they drive away." It is the third-person plural present indefinite conjugation of the verb elriasztani. This verb is used to describe the action of causing someone or something to leave by frightening them.

The action of elriasztják can be intentional or unintentional. For instance, loud noises might elriasztják wildlife from an area, or a person might deliberately elriasztják a potential threat by appearing aggressive. The context of the sentence will clarify the specific meaning and intent.

Examples of its usage might include: "A hangos zenétől elriasztják a vendégeket" (They scare away the guests with the loud music), or "A ragadozók elriasztják a kisebb állatokat" (The predators scare away the smaller animals). The verb emphasizes the act of causing departure through fear or intimidation.