Kivonásban

Kivonásban is a Hungarian term that translates to "in subtraction" or "in deduction." It refers to a state or process where something is being taken away or reduced. This can be applied in various contexts, most commonly in mathematics.

In arithmetic, "kivonásban" directly describes the act of subtraction, where one number is diminished by another. For example, if you have five apples and eat two, you are performing subtraction, and the remaining three apples are the result of that "kivonásban."

Beyond mathematics, the term can be used metaphorically. It might describe a situation where resources are dwindling, a person's energy is decreasing, or a quantity is being lessened. For instance, a company facing financial difficulties might be described as being "kivonásban" regarding its profits. Similarly, an athlete nearing exhaustion could be said to be "kivonásban" in terms of their stamina. The core idea remains the removal or reduction of an initial amount.

The context in which "kivonásban" is used will clarify whether it refers to a literal mathematical operation or a more figurative sense of depletion or reduction. It's a term that emphasizes the act of diminishing or taking away.