Átpréselik

Átpréselik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to press through," "to squeeze through," or "to force through" in English. It describes the action of moving something or oneself through a confined space with significant effort or pressure. The word can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, átpréselik can refer to the physical act of pushing an object through a narrow opening. For example, one might use this verb to describe the process of forcing a wide piece of furniture through a narrow doorway or a child squeezing through a small gap in a fence. The emphasis is on the difficulty and the application of force required for the passage.

Figuratively, átpréselik can describe overcoming obstacles or difficulties through sheer persistence or forceful means. It might be used to convey the idea of pushing through a tough negotiation, forcing a decision, or making one's way through a crowded situation despite resistance. In this context, it implies a struggle and the overcoming of resistance, whether internal or external. The term suggests that the action is not easy and requires a determined effort.