kiaknázják

Kiaknázják is a form of the Hungarian verb kiaknázni in the present tense, third person plural. It translates roughly as “they exploit,” “they tap,” or “they take advantage of,” with the exact nuance depending on context. The sense can range from the extraction of resources to the capitalization on opportunities or the exploitation of people or situations.

In usage, kiaknázni and its conjugated forms are common in economic, environmental, and social discussions. For example, a sentence like “A vállalatok kiaknázják a természeti erőforrásokat” means that the companies are exploiting natural resources. In ethical or labor discourse, it can describe exploitative practices, such as “A dolgozókat kiaknázó vállalatok,” referring to companies that excessively press workers for profit. The term often implies thorough or intensive extraction or utilization, sometimes with a negative connotation.

Grammatically, kiaknázják is the third person plural of kiaknázni, used with a plural subject. Related forms include kiaknázás (the act of exploiting or extracting) and kiaknázó (exploitative or resource-exploiting, as an adjective or noun).

Overall, kiaknázják marks a strong act of levering or extracting value from something, whether resources, opportunities, or people, and is common in discussions about regulation, sustainability, and labor practices.