költekeznek

Költekeznek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they spend money" or "they are spending money." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb költekezni, which means "to spend money" or "to be extravagant."

The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and in media to describe the spending habits of individuals, groups, or even the government. For example, one might hear or read a sentence like "A turisták sokat költekeznek a városban," which means "The tourists are spending a lot of money in the city." Similarly, it can be used in a more general context, such as "A kormány most nem sokat költekezik," meaning "The government is not spending much right now."

The concept of "költekeznek" can also extend beyond mere financial transactions to imply a broader sense of resource allocation. When discussing economic policies, for instance, the verb might be used to describe how public funds are being utilized or distributed. The nuances of "költekeznek" can vary depending on the context, ranging from simple purchasing activities to more significant investment or expenditure decisions.