kozmetikázzák

Kozmetikázzák is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are beautifying" or "they are doing cosmetic work on." It is derived from the noun "kozmetika," which means cosmetics or beauty treatment. The verb is typically used in contexts related to applying makeup, undergoing beauty procedures, or improving the aesthetic appearance of something.

The word "kozmetikázzák" is the third-person plural present indefinite form of the verb. This means it refers to an action being performed by multiple people or a group. For example, one might say "A kozmetikusok megkozmetikázzák az arcukat" which translates to "The beauticians are beautifying their faces." The verb can also be used more broadly to describe the act of making something more attractive or presentable, not necessarily limited to human appearance. It could be applied to the renovation of a building's facade or the styling of a product for marketing purposes, where the emphasis is on enhancing visual appeal. The core meaning, however, remains centered on improvement through aesthetic means.