visszatükröz

visszatükröz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to reflect" or "to mirror" in English. It describes the act of an image being cast back, typically by a surface. This can refer to the reflection of light off a mirror or a still body of water, where an object's likeness is seen. For example, a person might see their own reflection in a window, or a mountain range might be visszatükröződve in a lake.

Beyond the literal visual sense, visszatükröz can also be used metaphorically. It can describe how an idea, a feeling, or a situation is reflected or represented by something else. For instance, a piece of art might visszatükrözni a society's current anxieties, or a character's actions might visszatükrözni their inner turmoil. In this figurative usage, it implies a mirroring or an echo of one thing within another, highlighting a connection or similarity. The verb often implies a passive reception and reproduction of an image or concept.