Hungarian - English

rendez

A2 Hungarian
throw, stage, settle, direct, sort, discharge, have, straighten, tackle, address, resolve, marshal, liquidate
VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
rendez vmit (bulit, partit, eseményt)
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Meaning
Host an event or party
Themes
events |hosting |party |social_activity |organization |daily_life |arts_entertainment |communication
Definition

To arrange and hold an event, such as a party or celebration.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
rendez valamit; előadást/tüntetést/bulit rendez
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Meaning
To organize and present something
Themes
event |performance |organization |public_display |protest |arts_entertainment |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To arrange and present a performance, event, or public display.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
rendez egy vitát/nézeteltérést/ügyet
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Meaning
Resolve a conflict or problem
Themes
conflict |agreement |law |problem_solving |relationships
Definition

To end an argument, disagreement, or problem by reaching an agreement or decision.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
filmet/darabot rendez
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Meaning
control making of film/play
Themes
film |theatre |arts |production |arts_entertainment |work
Definition

To be in charge of the artistic and practical aspects of making a play, movie, or similar production.

VERB A2
1
Usage pattern:
rendez vmit vmi szerint; ábécérendbe rendez vmit
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Meaning
to arrange into categories
Themes
classification |organization |grouping |ordering |arrangement |core_vocabulary |education
Definition

To arrange or organize things into groups according to shared characteristics.

VERB B1 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
rendez egy adósságot / tartozást
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Meaning
pay off or cancel a debt
Themes
debt |legal |obligation |payment |cancellation |formal |finance |law
Definition

To pay off, remove, or formally cancel a debt, duty, or legal obligation so that it no longer exists.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
bulit/eseményt rendez
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Meaning
to hold an event/activity
Themes
events |meetings |parties |classes |scheduling |organization |work |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To organize or conduct an event, meeting, or activity.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
rendez egy számlát/tartozást
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Meaning
Pay what is owed
Themes
payment |debt |bill |finance |business
Definition

To pay money that you owe, especially a bill, debt, or account.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
rendez vmit
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Meaning
Correct a problem or situation
Themes
problem_solving |organization |finances |misunderstanding |conflict_resolution |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

To take action to fix, organize, or improve a situation that is problematic or disorganized.

VERB B1 INFORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
rendez vmit; rendez egy vitát/ügyet
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Meaning
to deal with a problem
Themes
problem_solving |resolution |arrangements |conflict |informal |daily_life |work |core_vocabulary
Definition

To deal with, fix, or arrange a problem, task, or situation so it is no longer an issue.

VERB B1
2
Usage pattern:
rendez valamit; rendezi a vitát/nézeteltérést
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Meaning
Find a solution to a problem
Themes
problem_solving |conflict_resolution |settlement |education |work |core_vocabulary
Definition

To successfully deal with or settle a problem, question, or difficulty.

VERB A2
2
Usage pattern:
vkit/vmit csoportokba/sorba rendez; gondolatokat rendez
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Meaning
Organize and lead people or resources
Themes
organization |coordination |resources |planning |leadership |thinking |work |business |core_vocabulary
Definition

To arrange, gather, and direct people, ideas, or resources in an orderly way to achieve a goal.

VERB B2 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
adósságot/követelést rendez
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
pay off a debt
Themes
finance |debt |payment |obligation |claims |law
Definition

To pay off or settle a debt, claim, or other financial obligation.

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