Összeütköztetik

"Összeütköztetik" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to collide" or "to crash" in English. It is derived from the verb "ütközik," meaning "to collide," with the prefix "össze-" indicating that the action is directed towards each other or involves multiple entities coming together.

The verb is commonly used to describe physical collisions between objects, such as vehicles. For instance, "Két autó összeütközött az úton" translates to "Two cars collided on the road." It can also refer to less literal forms of collision, such as the clashing of ideas or opinions. For example, "Két különböző nézet összeütközött a megbeszélésen" would mean "Two different views clashed at the meeting."

"Összeütköztetik" can be used in various grammatical forms depending on the tense, mood, and person. The present tense, third-person singular form is "összeütközik," while the past tense, third-person singular is "összeütközött." The infinitive form is "összeütközni." The verb implies a forceful impact or a significant encounter. It is a versatile word used in both everyday language and more formal contexts to describe situations where entities come into contact, often with negative consequences.