felvettek

Felvettek is a Hungarian verb form derived from felvenni, used as the past tense, third-person plural. It translates roughly as “they took,” but its meaning varies with context: it can mean to hire, to admit or enroll, or to take on someone or something.

The verb felvenni consists of the prefix fel- combined with venni (to take). The prefix often signals completion or upward movement, and the compound can express actions such as taking on a person, taking on a task, or admitting someone into a program or role. The past plural form felvettek is used when the subject is plural (they).

Typical uses and senses include:

- Hiring or recruiting: A cég felvette a jelöltet. (The company hired the candidate.)

- Admission or enrollment: A diákokat felvették az egyetemre. (The students were admitted to the university.)

- Taking on a role or responsibility: Őket felvették a projektbe. (They were taken on for the project.)

In Hungarian, the exact sense hinges on context and accompanying words; the same form felvettek can express different kinds of “taking” depending on the object and situation. Related terms include felvétel (admission, enrollment, recruitment), felvenni (to take up, to hire, to enroll), and bevezető vagy felvételi processes in educational or employment settings.

See also: felvétel, felvenni, beiratkozás, munkaerő-felvétel.