visszavonják

visszavonják is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural, present indefinite tense, active voice form of the verb visszavonni. The base verb, visszavonni, translates to "to withdraw," "to retract," or "to revoke" in English. Therefore, "visszavonják" literally means "they withdraw," "they retract," or "they revoke."

This verb is commonly used in various contexts. For example, it can refer to the act of military forces withdrawing from a location (megy a hadsereg, visszavonják a katonákat - the army is going, they are withdrawing the soldiers). It is also used when a statement or promise is taken back (visszavonják az ígéretüket - they are revoking their promise). Furthermore, legal or official decisions can be revoked, as in "visszavonják a vízumot" (they are revoking the visa). The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding words and the situation in which it is used. The verb implies that a group of people or an authority is taking back or undoing something that was previously established or done.