Hungarian - English

súrol

B1 Hungarian
brush, scrub, crease, graze, kiss, skim
VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
súrol valakit vagy valamit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
touch lightly in passing
Themes
touch |movement |light_contact |body |animals |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

To touch someone or something very lightly and briefly while moving past.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
felületet/tárgyat súrol; szappannal súrol
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
rub hard to clean something
Themes
cleaning |friction |household |hygiene |daily_life |housing |core_vocabulary
Definition

To clean something by rubbing it hard with a brush, cloth, or similar tool, usually using water and soap or another cleaner.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
súrol vkit/vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
make a long narrow mark
Themes
grazing |scratch |surface_damage |minor_injury |impact |accidents |violence |transport
Definition

To strike or rub the surface of something so that a long narrow mark, dent, or slight cut is made; of a bullet or object, to graze without causing a deep wound.

VERB B2
1
Usage pattern:
vmi súrol vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
touch lightly while passing
Themes
light_contact |near_miss |movement |impact |contact |sports
Definition

To touch or hit someone or something lightly while passing very close, usually without causing much damage.

VERB B2
2
Usage pattern:
súrol valamit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Lightly touch without force
Themes
light_contact |movement |nature |poetic_language |core_vocabulary
Definition

To lightly touch something in passing without applying force, often in a delicate or poetic sense.

VERB B2
2
Usage pattern:
súrol vmit / vmi felszínét
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
move lightly along a surface
Themes
movement |surface |light_contact |gliding |daily_life |sports |nature
Definition

To move quickly and lightly along a surface, touching it only slightly or not at all.

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