Cserélés

Cserélés is a Hungarian noun meaning the act of changing one thing for another. It covers exchange, swap, or substitution and is used to describe a process rather than a single event. The word derives from csere, meaning exchange, plus the suffix -lés to form a noun indicating action or result.

In economics and everyday life, cserélés refers to trading goods or services, often in barter arrangements or as a form of substitution when one item is unavailable. The term can describe both concrete exchanges (goods) and intangible ones (information, rights). In many contexts, csere denotes the actual transfer, while cserélés emphasizes the ongoing process.

In industry and technology, cserélés describes replacing worn or defective parts, modules, or systems with functional ones. It is a common term in maintenance, repair, and procurement, covering hardware replacements, component swaps, and software updates.

In computing and data handling, cserélés can refer to substituting files, configurations, or data sets during updates, migrations, or disaster recovery operations.