Hungarian - English

felkelt

A2 Hungarian
spark, prick, stimulate, rouse, arouse, awaken
VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
felkelti vki érdeklődését/kíváncsiságát; érdeklődést kelt vkiben
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Meaning
cause interest, curiosity, or creativity
Themes
inspiration |interest |curiosity |creativity |motivation |learning |education |emotions
Definition

To make someone suddenly feel interest, excitement, imagination, or creativity about something.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
felkelti vkinek az érdeklődését/kíváncsiságát vmi iránt
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Meaning
make someone curious or interested
Themes
curiosity |interest |attention |mental_state |learning |emotions |communication
Definition

To make someone feel curious, interested, or mentally alert, often suddenly.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
érdeklődést/kíváncsiságot felkelt
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Meaning
Encourage interest or activity
Themes
motivation |curiosity |education |economy |activity |emotions |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To encourage or increase interest, enthusiasm, or activity in someone or something.

VERB A2
2
Usage pattern:
felkelt vkit; felkelt vkit az ágyból
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Meaning
wake someone from sleep
Themes
sleep |waking |consciousness |inactivity |daily_life |health |core_vocabulary
Definition

To wake someone from sleep, or bring someone out of unconsciousness.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
felkelti valaki érdeklődését/kíváncsiságát valami iránt
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Meaning
cause an emotion or interest
Themes
emotion |interest |motivation |psychology |emotions |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause a feeling, emotion, or interest to begin or become stronger in someone.

VERB B1 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
felkelti vkinek az érdeklődését/gyanúját; vmit felkelt vkiben
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Meaning
cause a feeling or reaction
Themes
emotion |reaction |interest |suspicion |cause_effect |emotions |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause a feeling, attitude, or reaction to appear or become stronger in someone or in a group, especially interest, curiosity, anger, or suspicion.

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