Behúzás

Behúzás is a noun used in several Central European languages, most often derived from the verb behúz, meaning to pull in, draw in, or retract. The basic sense is an inward movement or the act of bringing something closer to a resting position, often resulting in a shortened or enclosed state.

In technical and engineering contexts, behúzás describes a retraction or draw-in movement of a component. Examples include the inward movement of a hydraulic or pneumatic actuator, the drawing of a sheet or part into a tool or die, or the inward travel of a machine part during operation. It is also used to describe the retraction of parts in assemblies or systems where a mechanism is pulled back from an extended position.

In automotive and aviation terminology, behúzás can refer to the retraction of components such as landing gear or other extendable parts, as well as related control movements that move a part from a deployed to a retracted state. In electronics and automation, the term is sometimes used to denote the pull-in distance or time of actuators, relays, or other devices where an inward movement is triggered and completed.

Linguistic usage varies by language, but the core meaning remains the same: the act or result of pulling inward, retracting, or drawing something toward a resting position. Translations in context may include retraction, draw-in, or pull-in.