meghajlítasz

Meghajlítasz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you bend" or "you flex" in English. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb meghajlít. This verb describes the action of causing something to curve or change its shape from a straight or rigid state to a more yielding or curved one. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, meghajlítasz can refer to physically bending an object. For example, one might say "A fém rudat meghajlítasz" (You bend the metal rod). It implies applying force to alter the object's form. In a figurative context, meghajlítasz can mean to yield to pressure, to compromise, or to be influenced by someone or something. For instance, "A kérésemre nem meghajlítasz" (You don't yield to my request) or "Az ellenállásod ellenére meghajlítasz" (Despite your resistance, you bend).

The verb highlights the act of changing shape or disposition under an external influence. The subject of the verb is performing the action of bending or causing something else to bend. The context in which the verb is used determines whether the bending is physical or metaphorical.