feszültségbe

Feszültségbe is a Hungarian word that translates to "into tension," "into stress," or "into voltage" depending on the context. It is a verb form, specifically the illative case of the noun "feszültség" (tension, stress, voltage). The illative case in Hungarian indicates movement into something. Therefore, feszültségbe literally means to bring something or someone into a state of tension, stress, or voltage.

In a physical or electrical context, feszültségbe can refer to the act of applying voltage to a circuit or device. For example, one might "feszültségbe hozni" a lamp, meaning to connect it to a power source and make it energized.

In a psychological or social context, feszültségbe can describe the process of creating or experiencing emotional or mental strain. A tense negotiation or a stressful situation could be described as bringing people "feszültségbe." It implies an increase in agitation or a buildup of unease. The word captures the transition from a state of calm or neutrality to one of heightened emotional or physical pressure. The specific meaning is heavily reliant on the surrounding words and the overall situation being described.