kiszolgálja

The Hungarian verb "kiszolgálja" translates to "serves" or "supplies" in English. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb "kiszolgál." This verb generally refers to the act of providing a service or fulfilling a need for someone else.

The context in which "kiszolgálja" is used can vary. In a commercial setting, it might describe a shopkeeper serving a customer, a waiter serving a meal, or a vendor supplying goods. For example, "A pincér kiszolgálja az asztalt" means "The waiter serves the table." It can also be used in a more general sense, indicating that something or someone is providing for or catering to a particular requirement. For instance, "Az új rendszer kiszolgálja a felhasználók igényeit" translates to "The new system serves the users' needs."

The verb "kiszolgálja" implies an action of provision or attendance. It can denote active participation in meeting a demand or requirement, whether it be a physical product, a service, or even an abstract need. The recipient of the service is typically implied or directly stated in the sentence. The act of serving can range from a simple transaction to a more complex fulfillment of a role or function.