megcéloztam

Megcéloztam is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular past tense of the verb megcéloz. The infinitive form "megcéloz" translates to "to aim at," "to target," or "to set one's sights on" in English. Therefore, "megcéloztam" means "I aimed at," "I targeted," or "I set my sights on." It indicates a completed action in the past where the speaker directed their intention or effort towards a specific goal, object, or person.

The verb can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. Literally, it might refer to aiming a weapon at something, such as "Megcéloztam a céltáblát" (I aimed at the target). Figuratively, it implies a deliberate and focused pursuit of an objective. For example, "Megcéloztam a vezetői pozíciót" (I aimed for the leadership position) means the speaker intended to achieve that role. The use of the prefix "meg-" often denotes the completion or successful achievement of the action, though in the past tense "megcéloztam," it primarily emphasizes the completed act of aiming.