Hungarian - English

kör

A1 Hungarian
round, circle, loop, compass, lap, circuit, spin, sphere, society, crowd, fold
NOUN B1
1
Usage pattern:
áll/vesz egy kört; vkinek a köre
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Drinks bought for all in a group
Themes
drinks |bar |social |group |payment |food_drink |daily_life
Definition

A set of drinks bought for all members of a group at the same time, especially in a bar.

NOUN A2
1
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
perfectly round flat shape
Themes
geometry |shape |two_dimensional |drawing |science |education
Definition

A two-dimensional geometric figure in which all points are the same distance from a central point.

NOUN B1
1
Usage pattern:
baráti/társasági/irodalmi kör; vmilyen körökben
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
group with shared interests
Themes
social_groups |relationships |community |shared_interests |communication
Definition

A group of people who are connected by shared interests, activities, or relationships.

NOUN A1
1
Usage pattern:
kört tesz; kört ír le; körben halad
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Meaning
Curved section of route/pathway
Themes
route |road |path |transport |circuit |transportation |travel
Definition

A curved section of road, track, or path that bends around, often reconnecting with itself or another route.

NOUN B1 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
valaminek a köre; valaminek a körébe tartozik/esik
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Meaning
Range or extent of something
Themes
scope |range |limits |knowledge |activity |core_vocabulary
Definition

The full range or scope of something, such as knowledge, influence, or activity.

NOUN A1
1
Usage pattern:
egy/két/három kört fut vagy tesz meg
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Meaning
one circuit in a race
Themes
sports |racing |running |swimming |measurement
Definition

One complete journey around a track, course, or pool, especially in racing or exercise; by extension, one stage in a long process.

NOUN A2
1
Usage pattern:
kört tesz/megtesz; köröket fut
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Route returning to start point
Themes
route |travel |sport |race |tourism |movement |sports |core_vocabulary
Definition

A route or path that begins and ends at the same location, often used for races or tours.

NOUN A2
1
Usage pattern:
megy/tesz egy kört; elvisz vmit egy körre
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
short drive or ride
Themes
vehicles |travel |leisure |test_drive |short_trip |transportation
Definition

A short ride in a car, bicycle, or other vehicle, usually for pleasure or to test how it works.

NOUN B1 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
társadalmi/baráti kör; vmilyen körökből jön; vmilyen körökbe kerül
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Meaning
social class or environment
Themes
social_circle |society |status |relationships |class |environment |core_vocabulary
Definition

A person’s usual social environment, status level, or group in society.

NOUN B1
2
Usage pattern:
[tevékenység/érdeklődési terület] kör
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
organization or club
Themes
organization |club |association |membership |shared_interest |relationships |education |core_vocabulary
Definition

An officially organized group of people with a common interest, activity, or purpose.

NOUN B1
2
Usage pattern:
vmilyen kör; vki/vmi körében
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
social group or set
Themes
social_group |peer_group |social_circle |interests |lifestyle |relationships |society |daily_life
Definition

a group of people who know each other or who share the same interests, habits, or social world

NOUN A1
2
Usage pattern:
ugyanaz a kör; ugyanabban a körben ragad
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Repeated cycle of actions/events
Themes
cycle |repetition |recurrence |pattern |routine |core_vocabulary |time
Definition

A series of actions or events that is repeated and returns to the starting point.

NOUN B1 LITERARY
2
Usage pattern:
a család/barátok körébe visszatér
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
group or community of people
Themes
community |belonging |organization |politics |religion |relationships |core_vocabulary
Definition

A group of people who share the same organization, belief, or community, especially used about welcoming someone back after they have been away.

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