Megakadályozandó

Megakadályozandó is a Hungarian word that translates to "to be prevented" or "preventable" in English. It is a gerundive form, indicating something that should be avoided or stopped from happening. The word is derived from the verb "megakadályoz," which means "to prevent," "to hinder," or "to obstruct."

The term is often used in contexts where potential risks or negative outcomes need to be addressed proactively. For instance, it might appear in official documents, safety guidelines, or discussions about risk management. The construction implies a necessity or obligation to take action to avert a particular event or situation.

Examples of its usage could include phrases like "a baleset megakadályozandó" (the accident to be prevented) or "a további károk megakadályozandó" (further damages to be prevented). It highlights a future-oriented concern and the active role required to ensure a desired state or to avoid an undesirable one. The word's grammatical structure emphasizes the action of prevention as a goal or a necessary measure.