felpumpálják

Felpumpálják is a Hungarian term that translates to "they are pumping it up" or "it is being pumped up" in English. It generally refers to the act of inflating something by using a pump. This could apply to a wide variety of objects, such as tires on a bicycle or car, balloons, inflatable toys, or even air mattresses. The specific context in which "felpumpálják" is used will determine what is being inflated and the purpose of the inflation. For instance, "felpumpálják a bicikli kerekeit" means "they are pumping up the bicycle tires." The verb "pumpál" itself means "to pump," and the "-ják" suffix indicates the third-person plural present tense, meaning "they are" or "it is being" done by multiple people or an unspecified group. The phrase implies an active process of increasing air pressure within an object to make it firm or full. The term is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and can be used in both literal and sometimes figurative senses, although its primary meaning is literal.