zsugorít

Zsugorít is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to shrink" or "to reduce" in English. It describes the process of something becoming smaller in size, volume, or extent. This can apply to physical objects, abstract concepts, or even people's influence.

In a literal sense, z}.$$ugorít can refer to the physical shrinking of materials due to temperature changes, such as a garment shrinking in hot water. It can also describe the reduction in size of something through compression or drying. For instance, a wet sponge might z}.$$ugorít as it dries out.

Figuratively, z}.$$ugorít can be used to describe the diminishment of something non-physical. A budget might be z}.$$ugorít, meaning it is reduced. A person's authority or influence could also be z}.$$ugorít, indicating a loss of power or importance. Similarly, the scope of a project or a problem can be z}.$$ugorít to make it more manageable.

The verb can be used in various grammatical forms. For example, "a ruha z}.$$ugorít" means "the dress shrinks." "A költségvetést z}.$$ugorítják" translates to "they are reducing the budget." The infinitive form, z}.$$ugorít, is used when referring to the act of shrinking itself.