Hungarian - English

díszít

A2 Hungarian
decorate, ornament, adorn, dress, beset, trim, illuminate
VERB A2
1
Usage pattern:
díszít vmit vmivel
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Meaning
make something prettier with decorations
Themes
decoration |appearance |ornament |home |celebration |daily_life |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
Definition

To make something more attractive or interesting by adding decorative objects, colors, or details.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
valamit valamivel díszít
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Meaning
To decorate by adding details
Themes
decorate |aesthetics |preparation |visual_design |arts_entertainment |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

To make something more attractive by adding decoration or decorative details.

VERB B1 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
valamit valamivel díszít
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Meaning
Decorate something to beautify it
Themes
decoration |appearance |objects |events |aesthetics |daily_life |arts_entertainment
Definition

To decorate or add ornaments to something so that it looks more attractive.

VERB B1 LITERARY
1
Usage pattern:
vmit vmivel díszít; vmivel díszített
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Meaning
cover or decorate with small items
Themes
decoration |ornament |jewels |surface_covering |arts_entertainment |clothing
Definition

To decorate or cover the surface of something by setting many small objects, such as jewels or studs, into or onto it.

VERB A2
2
Usage pattern:
díszít vmit vmivel
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Meaning
Decorate, often around edges
Themes
decoration |ornaments |christmas |clothing |arts_entertainment |daily_life
Definition

To decorate something, especially by adding items along its edges or surface, such as ribbons on clothing or lights on a tree.

VERB B1 TECHNICAL
2
Usage pattern:
kéziratot vagy iniciálét díszít
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Meaning
decorate manuscripts with rich designs
Themes
manuscript |medieval_art |decoration |calligraphy |gold |religion |arts_entertainment |education
Definition

To decorate a handwritten document or manuscript with elaborate pictures, designs, and often gold or silver, especially in medieval art.

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