Szétvitele

Szétvitele is a Hungarian word that translates to "spreading out," "distribution," or "dissemination" in English. It refers to the act of scattering something over a wide area or making it known to a large number of people. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, szétvitele can describe the physical spreading of objects or substances. For example, it could refer to the way seeds are spread by the wind or how a liquid is distributed across a surface. It can also describe the dispersal of a crowd or the movement of people away from a central point.

Figuratively, szétvitele often relates to the spread of information, ideas, or news. This could include the dissemination of knowledge through education, the propagation of rumors, or the widespread sharing of information via media channels. The term implies a process where something initially concentrated becomes diffuse and reaches a wider audience or geographical area. The effectiveness and manner of this spreading can vary greatly depending on the context.