leállítsa

leállítsa is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "to stop," "to halt," or "to shut down" in English. The word is commonly used in everyday language as well as in technical contexts.

When referring to a process, machine, or operation, leállítsa signifies bringing it to an end. For example, one might leállítsa a gépet (stop the machine) or leállítsa a gyártást (halt production). In a more abstract sense, it can also mean to cease or discontinue an activity, such as leállítsa a vitát (stop the argument).

The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar, changing its ending to indicate person, number, and tense. For instance, "én leállítom" means "I stop," while "ők leállítják" means "they stop." The past tense would be "leállítottam" (I stopped). The imperative form, used for commands, is also common, such as "állítsd le!" (stop it!). The context in which leállítsa is used determines the precise nuance of "stopping" being conveyed.