Turbínáknál

Turbínáknál is a Hungarian term that translates to "at the turbines" or "by the turbines." It does not refer to a specific place or entity but rather indicates a location associated with turbines. Turbines are rotary mechanical devices that extract energy from a fluid flow and convert it into useful work. They are commonly found in power generation facilities, such as hydroelectric dams, wind farms, and thermal power plants, where they are crucial for producing electricity.

Therefore, "turbínáknál" would likely be used to describe a location near or within such a facility. For example, someone might say they are meeting "turbínáknál" if they are gathering at a hydroelectric power station or a wind farm. The context in which the term is used would specify the exact nature of the turbines being referred to. Without further context, it simply denotes proximity to these energy-producing machines. The term itself is straightforward in its meaning, relying on the common understanding of what turbines are and where they are typically situated.