dilatációt

Dilatáció is a Hungarian term that translates to "dilation" or "expansion" in English. It generally refers to the process of increasing in size or volume, or the extent to which something is increased. The specific context in which dilatáció is used determines its precise meaning.

In physics, dilatáció often refers to thermal expansion, the tendency of matter to change its volume in response to temperature changes. For example, metals expand when heated and contract when cooled. This phenomenon is crucial in engineering and construction, where engineers must account for the dilatáció of materials to prevent structural damage due to temperature fluctuations.

In medicine, dilatáció can refer to the widening of a body opening or passage. A common example is cervical dilatáció, the widening of the cervix during childbirth. Medical instruments can also be used to achieve dilatáció of blood vessels or other ducts for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

In other contexts, dilatáció can simply mean an increase in scope or range. For instance, one might speak of the dilatáció of a company's product line or the dilatáció of an artist's creative output. The core idea remains the expansion or enlargement of something.