Lépésekkel

Lépésekkel is a Hungarian word that translates to "with steps" or "by steps" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts to describe a process or action that is carried out in a sequential or gradual manner. The word is formed from "lépés," meaning "step," and the suffix "-sel," indicating accompaniment or manner.

In everyday language, "lépésekkel" can refer to the physical act of walking, such as "Az úton lépésekkel haladtunk" (We proceeded along the road with steps). More frequently, however, it is employed metaphorically to denote a methodical approach to a task or problem. For instance, "A feladatot lépésekkel oldottuk meg" translates to "We solved the task with steps," implying a systematic breakdown and execution.

The term is also prevalent in technical and instructional contexts. When explaining how to assemble a piece of furniture or perform a scientific experiment, instructions are often presented "lépésekkel," meaning step-by-step. This emphasizes the importance of following a defined order to achieve the desired outcome. Similarly, in project management, tasks are typically managed "lépésekkel," highlighting the incremental progress towards a larger goal. The concept embodies the idea that complex endeavors are best tackled through a series of manageable actions.