Kiíratása

Kiíratása is a Hungarian term that can be translated to "printing out" or "outputting" in English. It refers to the process of transferring data or information from a digital format to a physical medium, most commonly paper. This is typically achieved using a printer. The term can be used in various contexts, including computer operations, document creation, and any situation where digital content needs to be materialized.

The act of kiíratása involves sending a digital file, such as a document, image, or report, to a printer. The printer then interprets the data and reproduces it on paper using ink or toner. This process is essential for creating hard copies of digital information, which can be useful for various purposes like archiving, distribution, or personal use.

In a broader sense, kiíratása can also refer to outputting information to other physical media, although printing on paper is the most common interpretation. For instance, it might conceptually include transferring data to a CD or DVD for physical storage. However, in everyday language and technical contexts, it overwhelmingly pertains to the printing of documents. The command or action to initiate this process is often referred to as "kiírat" or "nyomtatás".