Leállítható

Leállítható is a Hungarian word that translates to "stoppable" or "can be stopped" in English. It is a verbal adjective derived from the verb "leállít," meaning to stop, halt, or shut down. The suffix "-ható" indicates possibility or capability. Therefore, "leállítható" describes something that has the potential to be brought to a halt or is designed to be capable of being stopped.

The term can be applied in various contexts. In a technical or mechanical sense, it might refer to a machine or process that can be safely shut down or has an emergency stop mechanism. For example, a factory assembly line might be described as "leállítható" if it has a readily accessible way to cease operation. In a more abstract sense, it could describe a situation or trend that is not irreversible and can be intervened to stop its progression.

The opposite of "leállítható" would be "leállíthatatlan," meaning "unstoppable" or "cannot be stopped." This distinction is important for understanding the nature of processes, systems, or events. Whether something is leállítható or leállíthatatlan can have significant implications for planning, safety, and control.