Hungarian - English

kivált

B1 Hungarian
set, redeem, spark, induce, trigger, evoke, ransom, provoke, elicit, incite, draw, invite, occasion, prompt, unleash, arouse, precipitate
VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
kivált vmit
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Meaning
to cause to start
Themes
causation |trigger |process_start |events |fire |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause an event, process, or action to start or happen.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
kivált vmit a zálogból/a zálogházból; kivált egy ingatlant
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Meaning
get back pawned or held property
Themes
pawn |collateral |property |debt |recovery |finance |daily_life
Definition

To get back something that has been left as security, such as in a pawnshop or under a mortgage, by paying back the money owed or fulfilling the conditions.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
kivált vmit; reakciót/vitát/bírálatot vált ki
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Meaning
cause something to begin or happen
Themes
cause |start |reaction |event |debate |sudden_change |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause something, especially a process, reaction, or event, to begin or develop, often suddenly or strongly.

VERB B2 TECHNICAL
1
Usage pattern:
kivált valamit
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Meaning
Cause a process to begin
Themes
causation |process_start |medicine |biology |chemistry |physiology |science
Definition

To cause a physical, chemical, or biological process to start or happen.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
vmit kivált
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Meaning
cause something to start or happen
Themes
causation |start_process |reaction |sudden_effect |core_vocabulary
Definition

To make an event, process, or reaction begin, especially suddenly or with a strong effect.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
kivált vmit vkiből/vkiben
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Meaning
cause an emotion or reaction
Themes
emotion |response |effect |sympathy |anger |emotions |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause a particular emotion, response, or quality to appear or be felt in someone.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
kivált vkit/vmit váltságdíjért vagy váltságdíj ellenében
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Meaning
free someone by paying money
Themes
release |captivity |payment |hostages |rescue |law |finance
Definition

To cause someone or something to be released from being held captive or controlled by paying, or receiving, a ransom.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
érzelmet/reakciót vált ki valakiben/valakiből
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Meaning
Cause strong emotion, often anger
Themes
emotion |anger |shock |reaction |causation |emotions |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause a strong emotional reaction in someone, especially anger, shock, or annoyance.

VERB B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
vmit kivált vkiből/vmiből
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Meaning
cause a reaction or feeling
Themes
causation |emotion |reaction |persuasion |social_effect |emotions |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause or bring out a particular reaction, feeling, or quality in someone or something.

VERB B2 TECHNICAL
1
Usage pattern:
vmit kivált vmiben
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Meaning
cause a specific biological response
Themes
science |medicine |biology |immunology |experiment |causation |health
Definition

In scientific or medical contexts, to cause a specific, measurable biological response in an organism, tissue, or cell.

VERB B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
haragot/pánikot/vitát kivált
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Meaning
provoke strong reactions
Themes
emotion |reaction |anger |panic |controversy |emotions |media |public_reaction |conflict
Definition

To cause or stir up a strong feeling or reaction, especially anger, panic, or public controversy.

VERB B2
2
Usage pattern:
valamit kivált valakiből
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Meaning
Attract attention or interest
Themes
attention |interest |audience |reaction |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause someone to notice or become interested in something.

VERB B2
2
Usage pattern:
kivált vmit vkiből
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Meaning
Cause or encourage something
Themes
cause_effect |risk |negative_consequences |criticism |core_vocabulary
Definition

To act in a way that makes something likely to happen, often something undesirable.

VERB B2 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
vmi kivált vmit vkiből/vmiből
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Meaning
to cause something to happen
Themes
causation |consequence |reaction |problem |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause something, especially something bad or difficult, to happen.

VERB B2
2
Usage pattern:
vmit kivált vkiből/vmiből
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Meaning
cause or trigger an action
Themes
causation |motivation |decision |reaction |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause or bring about an action, feeling, or situation, especially by making someone decide to do something.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
kivált valamit
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Meaning
suddenly release a strong force
Themes
sudden_release |emotion |reaction |protest |criticism |force |loss_of_control |emotions |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause a powerful force, emotion, or series of actions to be released suddenly, especially so that it becomes difficult to control.

VERB B2
2
Usage pattern:
tiltakozást/reakciót vált ki
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Meaning
Cause an event or situation
Themes
causation |crisis |politics |diplomacy |protest |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause a particular event or situation to happen, especially something serious, difficult, or undesirable.

VERB B2 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
vmit kivált vkiből/vkikből; reakciót vált ki
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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.

VERB B2 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
vmit kivált
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Meaning
cause something to happen suddenly
Themes
causation |sudden_change |negative_event |formal_register |core_vocabulary
Definition

To cause something, especially something bad or serious, to happen suddenly or sooner than it otherwise would.

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