irányozták

Irányozták is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "irányozni." The verb "irányozni" has several meanings, broadly relating to directing, guiding, or pointing something.

In its most common usage, "irányozták" means "they directed" or "they guided." This can apply to physical direction, such as a ship's captain directing a vessel, or a conductor directing an orchestra. It can also refer to abstract direction, like a leader directing a project or a government directing policy.

Another meaning of "irányozták" is "they aimed" or "they pointed." This is often used when referring to weapons or objects being directed towards a target. For example, "a fegyvert irányozták" would translate to "they aimed the weapon."

The verb can also imply "they managed" or "they supervised." In this context, "irányozták a munkát" would mean "they managed the work."

The specific nuance of "irányozták" depends heavily on the context in which it is used within a Hungarian sentence. It is a versatile verb that conveys the idea of intentional movement or control exerted by a group of people or entities.