Kiadásból

Kiadásból is a Hungarian term that can be translated as "from release" or "from publication." It is commonly used in contexts related to the distribution or dissemination of a product, work, or information. This can encompass various forms, such as the release of a book, a film, a software update, or even a statement or announcement.

The phrase "kiadásból" implies that something has moved from a state of being prepared or developed to a state of being made available to the public or a specific audience. It signifies the completion of a production or development phase and the commencement of its distribution or accessibility.

For instance, when discussing the availability of a new software version, one might say it is available "kiadásból," meaning it has been officially released and is now downloadable or accessible. Similarly, in the publishing industry, a book being "kiadásból" means it has left the printing press and is ready for sale. The context in which "kiadásból" is used is crucial for understanding the precise nature of the release or publication. It denotes a transition from an internal or developmental stage to an external or public one.