áramoltatják

Áramoltatják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are circulating" or "they are flowing" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb áramoltatni. This verb is used to describe the movement of fluids, gases, electricity, or even abstract concepts like information or ideas.

When referring to physical substances, áramoltatják implies a continuous and often controlled movement. For example, water might be áramoltatják through pipes in a city's water system, or air might be áramoltatják through a building's ventilation. In the context of electricity, it signifies the flow of current.

Beyond the physical, áramoltatják can also be used metaphorically. One might say that money is being áramoltatják through the economy, referring to its circulation and exchange. Similarly, information can be áramoltatják among people or within organizations. The common thread in all these uses is the idea of something being in motion, being passed along, or being kept active. The verb emphasizes the process of movement rather than the origin or destination.