Ütemezték

Ütemezték is a Hungarian verb derived from the noun "ütem," meaning "beat," "rhythm," or "pace." The verb form ütemezték is the third-person plural past tense of the verb "ütemez," which translates to "to time," "to pace," or "to schedule."

When used in a sentence, "ütemezték" indicates that a group of people or entities performed an action in a timed, paced, or scheduled manner. For example, it could refer to musicians who kept a consistent beat during a performance, workers who completed tasks according to a predetermined schedule, or even a group of runners who maintained a steady pace.

The verb "ütemez" itself implies a conscious effort to organize or regulate the timing of an activity. The past tense "ütemezték" specifically denotes that this action of timing or scheduling has already occurred and was carried out by multiple individuals or subjects. The context of the sentence would clarify what specifically was being timed or scheduled by the group.