Betáplált

Betáplált is a Hungarian word that translates to "fed in" or "inputted" in English. It is commonly used in technical contexts, particularly in computing and electronics, to describe the process of entering data or information into a system. This can refer to manually typing information into a keyboard, transmitting data over a network, or loading data from a storage device.

The term can also be used more broadly to describe the act of supplying something to a system, such as feeding raw materials into a manufacturing process or providing energy to a device. In a more abstract sense, betáplált can refer to the information or knowledge that has been absorbed or learned, often implying a process of deliberate learning or training.

For example, when a user enters a password into a website, they are performing a "betáplált" action. Similarly, a sensor that is providing readings to a control system is "betáplált" with data. The concept emphasizes the directionality of the flow of information or material, from an external source into a system or entity. The specific context will determine the most accurate English translation, but the core meaning revolves around the act of providing or entering something.