Kiszélesedéses

Kiszélesedéses is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "widening" or "flaring out" in English. It describes a process where something gradually becomes broader or larger in its extent. This term can be applied in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a physical sense, kiszélesedéses can refer to the expansion of an object. For example, a road might undergo kiszélesedéses to accommodate more traffic, meaning it is made wider. Similarly, a garment might be designed with a kiszélesedéses skirt, indicating that it flares out from the waist or hips. This physical widening can be a deliberate design choice or a natural consequence of a process.

Figuratively, kiszélesedéses can describe an increase in scope or range. For instance, a person's knowledge or understanding might experience kiszélesedéses as they learn more about a subject. A company's operations could also undergo kiszélesedéses, suggesting expansion into new markets or product lines. In a more abstract sense, it can even relate to the broadening of perspectives or opportunities. The core idea remains the gradual increase in breadth or extent.