felhúz
B1
Hungarian
wind, cock, hoist, raise, elevate, trigger
VERB
B1
1
wind
B1
Usage pattern:
felhúz vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Turn handle/key to operate
Themes
mechanism
|device
|spring
|action
|technology
|daily_life
Definition
To make a device work by turning a handle, knob, or key repeatedly, often to tighten a spring mechanism.
VERB
C1
TECHNICAL
1
cock
B2
Usage pattern:
felhúz egy fegyvert; felhúzza a pisztolyt
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Meaning
Prepare firearm to shoot
Themes
weapons
|firearms
|mechanism
|preparation
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To prepare a firearm for firing by pulling back the hammer or setting the firing mechanism.
VERB
B1
1
hoist
B2
Usage pattern:
felhúz vmit vhova
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
lift something heavy upward
Themes
lifting
|heavy_objects
|machinery
|construction
|work
|tools
|transport
Definition
To raise or lift something, especially something heavy, using ropes, a pulley, or a mechanical device.
VERB
B1
1
hoist
B2
Usage pattern:
felhúz vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
raise a flag or sail
Themes
flag
|sailing
|raising
|ceremony
|travel
|sports
|military
Definition
To raise a flag or a sail to the top of a pole or mast.
VERB
B1
1
hoist
B2
Usage pattern:
felhúz vkit/vmit vhova
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Meaning
lift someone into a position
Themes
lifting
|effort
|positioning
|body_movement
|help
|daily_life
|sports
Definition
To lift or pull someone or something up and into a particular position, often with effort or help.
VERB
B1
2
Usage pattern:
felhúz vmit (pl. zászlót, redőnyt, függönyt)
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Meaning
Lift something upward
Themes
movement
|upward
|body
|objects
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To move or lift something to a higher position or level.
VERB
B1
INFORMAL
2
trigger
B2
Usage pattern:
vkit felhúz
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
strongly upset or anger someone
Themes
emotion
|distress
|anger
|online
|trauma
|informal
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To cause someone to feel a sudden, strong emotional reaction, especially anger, upset, or distress.
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