kiépítették

"Kiépítették" is a Hungarian word that translates to "they built," "they established," or "they set up" in English. It is the past tense form of the verb "kiépíteni," which means to construct, develop, or establish a structure, system, or infrastructure. The term is commonly used in contexts involving construction projects, infrastructure development, or the establishment of organizational systems.

In usage, "kiépítették" often describes the completion of a physical structure or the implementation of a systematic framework. For example, it can refer to the building of roads, networks, facilities, or technical systems, as well as the development of administrative or organizational structures. The word emphasizes the active process of creating or putting together something functional and operational.

This term appears frequently in Hungarian media, reports, and technical descriptions related to urban development, transportation, telecommunications, energy projects, and organizational setup. It underscores the dynamic aspect of development work and the achievement of a fully realized system or installation.

The concept of "kiépítés" (the act of building or establishing) aligns with broader themes of progress and modernization in Hungarian-speaking regions. It reflects both the physical act of construction and the broader idea of setting up systems that support social, economic, or infrastructural functions.

Because "kiépítették" is a specific grammatical form referring to completed actions by multiple subjects, it encapsulates collective efforts in development or construction projects, often implying collaboration or coordinated work.