összevetnek

"Összevetnek" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to compare" in English. It is used to express the action of examining two or more things side by side to identify similarities and differences. The verb is often used in academic, professional, and everyday contexts to evaluate and contrast information, ideas, or objects.

The basic form of the verb is "összevet" in the present tense, "összevetett" in the past tense, and "összevetne" in the conditional tense. The verb can be conjugated to reflect different subjects and tenses, following the standard Hungarian verb conjugation rules.

In sentences, "összevetnek" is typically used with the accusative case to indicate what is being compared. For example, "Az új és az régi házakat összevetik" translates to "They compare the new and old houses." The verb can also be used in passive voice, such as "A házakat összevetik" meaning "The houses are being compared."

The use of "összevetnek" requires a clear understanding of the context and the objects being compared. It is essential to ensure that the comparison is fair and accurate, as the verb implies a thorough examination of the subjects involved.