összerakják

összerakják is a Hungarian verb meaning "they put together," "they assemble," or "they build." It is the third-person plural, present tense, definite conjugation of the verb "összerakni." The verb "összerakni" itself is formed by the prefix "össze-" (together) and the verb "rakni" (to put, to place, to stack).

The primary meaning of összerakják refers to the act of physically assembling components to create a larger whole. This can apply to a wide range of objects, from simple items like furniture or toys to more complex structures like machinery or buildings. For example, one might say "A gyerekek összerakják a legót" (The children are putting together the Lego) or "A szerelők összerakják az autót" (The mechanics are assembling the car).

Beyond physical assembly, összerakják can also be used metaphorically. It can denote the process of collecting and organizing information or ideas to form a coherent understanding or plan. In this sense, it implies a process of synthesis and construction of knowledge. For instance, "A nyomozók összerakják a bizonyítékokat" (The detectives are putting together the evidence) or "Megpróbálom összerakni a történteket" (I am trying to piece together what happened). The context in which the verb is used determines whether it refers to a literal or figurative act of putting things together.