Átadták

Átadták is a Hungarian word that translates to "they handed over," "they delivered," or "it was handed over" in English. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "átad," which means to hand over, transfer, present, or deliver something.

The term is commonly used in various contexts. In official announcements or news reports, it signifies the completion of a project or the formal transfer of an item, property, or responsibility from one party to another. For instance, "Az új hidat átadták a forgalomnak" translates to "The new bridge was opened to traffic," indicating that construction is complete and the bridge is now in use. Similarly, "Az elismerést átadták a díjazottnak" means "The award was presented to the laureate."

In a more general sense, "átadták" can refer to the act of giving something to someone else, such as a gift or a task. The specific meaning is usually discernible from the surrounding context. It implies a completed action of transfer or delivery.