Áttörték

Áttörték is a Hungarian term that translates to "they broke through" or "they pierced through" in English. It is a verb in the past tense, plural form, third person. The root verb is "áttör," meaning to break through, to penetrate, or to overcome an obstacle.

The word "áttörték" can be used in various contexts. In a physical sense, it might describe soldiers breaking through enemy lines, a river overflowing and breaching a dam, or a drill penetrating a solid surface. Metaphorically, it can refer to achieving a significant breakthrough in a scientific or artistic endeavor, overcoming societal barriers, or succeeding against overwhelming odds. For example, a group of scientists might have "áttörték" a long-standing problem in their field, or a political movement might have "áttörték" repressive laws. The context in which "áttörték" is used provides the specific meaning. It implies a forceful or determined action that results in overcoming resistance or a barrier. The plural form indicates that the action was performed by more than one person or entity.