behúzásokkal

Behúzásokkal is a Hungarian term that translates to "with indentations" or "with pulling." In a general context, it refers to the act of creating spaces or margins by pushing content inward from the edge of a page or screen. This technique is commonly employed in writing and design to improve readability and organization.

In typography and document formatting, behúzásokkal signifies the use of indents for paragraphs, lists, or quotations. Indented paragraphs, for example, help visually distinguish them from the surrounding text, guiding the reader's eye and indicating a shift in thought or topic. Similarly, bulleted or numbered lists often utilize indentations to create a clear hierarchy of information.

The term can also extend to other visual arts and digital interfaces. In web design, for instance, content blocks might be indented to create visual separation and structure. In a more literal sense, "behúzásokkal" could describe the act of physically pulling something, such as a rope or a curtain, inward. The specific meaning often depends on the context in which the word is used.