Dugó

Dugó is a Hungarian noun with several meanings. The two most common senses are cork or stopper and traffic congestion.

- Cork or stopper: A dugó refers to a cork or stopper used to seal bottles, jars, or other containers. It is typically made of natural cork or synthetic material and is removed when the contents are accessed or poured. In beverage contexts, the cork used to seal wine bottles is a familiar example.

- Traffic jam or bottleneck: In road traffic, a dugó denotes congestion or a bottleneck on a route, often caused by high traffic volume, accidents, or roadworks. It is a colloquial term; in formal traffic reporting, terms like "forgalmi torlódás" or simply "torlódás" are preferred.

In addition to these primary senses, dugó can be used metaphorically to describe delays or obstructions in processes, workflows, or systems.

See also: cork, forgalmi torlódás, torlódás.