Ellenállására

Ellenállására is a Hungarian word that translates to "its resistance" or "their resistance" in English. The exact meaning depends on the context in which it is used, specifically referring to the genitive case of the word "ellenállás," which means resistance. This can encompass a wide range of concepts, from physical resistance to opposition against a force or influence.

In a scientific or engineering context, "ellenállására" might refer to the electrical resistance of a component, its mechanical strength against deformation, or its ability to withstand certain environmental conditions. For example, one might discuss the material's "ellenállására" to heat or corrosion.

In a social or political context, the word can denote passive or active opposition to authority, oppression, or a particular ideology. This could manifest as civil disobedience, protest, or a general refusal to comply. The phrase "a rendszer ellenállására" would translate to "the system's resistance," implying opposition to an established order.

Figuratively, "ellenállására" can also describe the inherent quality of something to resist change or a particular influence. For instance, a person might show "ellenállására" to new ideas, or a certain substance might exhibit "ellenállására" to degradation. The specific nuance is always derived from the surrounding words and the overall subject matter.