Keresztülhaladást

Keresztülhaladást is a Hungarian term that translates directly to "passing through" or "transit." It describes the act of moving from one location to another, often implying a journey or a passage across a boundary. In a geographical context, it can refer to the movement of people, goods, or even natural phenomena like weather systems across a particular area. For instance, a country might experience a significant "keresztülhaladást" of tourists during its peak season, or a river might be subject to "keresztülhaladást" of floodwaters.

The concept can also extend to more abstract ideas. In a social or political sense, "keresztülhaladást" might describe the passage of legislation through parliament, or the progression of a social movement. It implies a process where something is in motion and undergoing a transformation or change as it moves from an initial state to a final one. The duration and impact of this "passing through" can vary greatly depending on the context. Understanding the specific nature of what is "passing through" is crucial for interpreting the full meaning of the term.