lekapcsolják

lekapcsolják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they switch off," "they disconnect," or "they turn off" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb lekapcsolni. The verb lekapcsolni is formed by the prefix "le-" meaning "down" or "off" and the verb "kapcsolni" meaning "to switch" or "to connect." Therefore, "lekapcsolják" literally conveys the action of bringing something down or switching it off.

This verb is commonly used in everyday Hungarian to describe the act of disconnecting or turning off various things. For example, one might say "lekapcsolják a villanyt" which means "they switch off the electricity." Similarly, it can be used for appliances, lights, or even a water supply. In a more figurative sense, "lekapcsolják" can also mean to cut off or terminate something, such as a service or a connection. The context in which the verb is used determines its precise meaning. It is a versatile verb that appears frequently in spoken and written Hungarian.