Hungarian - English

nehézkes

B1 Hungarian
awkward, clumsy, laborious, ponderous, elephantine, leaden, burdensome
B2
1
Usage pattern:
nehézkes a kezelése/használata/mozgatása
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Meaning
Difficult to deal with
Themes
usability |handling |inconvenience |objects |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

Difficult or inconvenient to manage, use, or deal with.

B1
1
Usage pattern:
nehézkes gép/szerkezet; nehézkes kezelni
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Meaning
large, heavy, and awkward to handle
Themes
bulk |weight |handling |design |movement |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

Describes an object or shape that is large, heavy, or badly designed so that it is difficult to move, carry, or use easily.

B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
nehézkes stílus/megfogalmazás/nyelvezet
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Meaning
overly careful, heavy in style
Themes
style |writing |speech |readability |awkwardness |communication |education
Definition

(Especially of writing, speech, or thinking) Showing too much effort in a way that feels slow, awkward, or hard to enjoy.

B2 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
nehézkes mozgás/léptek/haladás
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Meaning
slow, effortful movement or breathing
Themes
movement |breathing |health |effort |weakness |body
Definition

Involving movement or breathing that is slow and requires noticeable effort, often because of weakness, injury, or illness.

B2 FORMAL
1
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Meaning
very heavy and unwieldy
Themes
objects |size |weight |handling |awkwardness |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

Very heavy and difficult to move, often so large or weighty that it feels slow, clumsy, or awkward.

B1
1
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Meaning
clumsy and slow-moving
Themes
movement |clumsiness |slowness |manner |behavior |description
Definition

Awkward, heavy, and slow in movement or manner.

B2
2
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Meaning
dull and lifeless in style
Themes
boring |speech |performance |writing |lack_of_energy |monotony |communication |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
Definition

Lacking energy, variety, or liveliness, especially in speech, writing, or performance, and therefore boring or difficult to enjoy.

B2
2
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Meaning
heavy and awkward to carry
Themes
weight |carrying |physical_burden |equipment |handling |daily_life |travel
Definition

Heavy or awkward enough to be difficult to carry or handle.

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