átírják

átírják is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb átír. The root verb, átír, generally means "to rewrite," "to transcribe," or "to alter" in a written context. Therefore, "átírják" translates to "they rewrite," "they transcribe," or "they alter" in English, depending on the specific nuance of the original sentence.

This verb can be used in various situations. For instance, it might describe a group of people revising a document, such as "A diákok átírják a fogalmazást" which means "The students rewrite the essay." It can also refer to the act of changing information, like "A hivatalnokok átírják az adatokat a rendszerbe," meaning "The clerks transcribe the data into the system." In a more figurative sense, it can imply changing the meaning or interpretation of something written, such as "Az ellenzék átírják a történelmet," which translates to "The opposition rewrites history." The specific context of the sentence is crucial for determining the most accurate English translation of "átírják."