Hungarian - English

legyőz

B1 Hungarian
beat, lick, wax, defeat, overcome, conquer, topple
VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
legyőz vkit/vmit (vmiben)
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Defeat in a contest
Themes
competition |games |victory |opponent |sports |core_vocabulary
Definition

To win against someone in a game, competition, or other contest.

VERB B1 INFORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
legyőz vkit/vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Defeat someone easily
Themes
competition |defeat |victory |overcoming |informal |sports |core_vocabulary
Definition

To beat or overcome someone or something completely, often in a competition or challenge.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
legyőz valakit/valamit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
To win against someone
Themes
competition |sport |battle |victory |sports |core_vocabulary
Definition

To win a victory over someone in a game, competition, battle, or other contest.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
legyőz valakit/valamit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Defeat an opponent or enemy
Themes
competition |conflict |opponent |victory |military |sports |law |core_vocabulary
Definition

To overpower and defeat an opponent or enemy in a struggle or contest.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
legyőz vkit/vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
defeat an opponent or rival
Themes
competition |conflict |victory |opponent |sports |core_vocabulary
Definition

To defeat someone or something, such as an opponent, team, or enemy, often in a clear or impressive way.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
legyőz vkit/vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
defeat a dominant person or thing
Themes
competition |sports |business |rankings |leadership |media
Definition

To defeat or displace someone or something from a leading position, especially in sport, business, or rankings.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
legyőz vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
overcome a difficulty or problem
Themes
difficulty |fear |illness |self_control |challenge |health |emotions
Definition

To successfully deal with and gain control over something difficult, unpleasant, or limiting, such as a fear, habit, illness, or physical challenge.

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