felhajtását

Felhajtását is the definite accusative form of the Hungarian noun felhajtás. The base term felhajtás has several related meanings, and its exact sense is determined by context.

In road traffic and transport terminology, felhajtás refers to the process of entering a roadway by accelerating or the physical ramp that leads onto a highway. In this sense, discussions may concern speed and spacing required to merge safely, or design aspects of on-ramps and merging areas. The phrase felhajtását would appear when the act or the ramp itself is the definite object of a sentence.

In media, marketing, and public discourse, felhajtás denotes hype, publicity, or a surge of attention around a product, event, or public figure. The term can describe deliberate promotion or the resulting public buzz. Phrases such as felhajtás a sajtóban or felhajtást generálni are common, and felhajtását would function as the definite object in such clauses.

In everyday language, felhajtás can also mean bustle or fuss, i.e., a commotion or disturbance in social settings. Here too, felhajtását appears as the definite object when referring to that specific fuss.

Etymology and usage notes: felhajtás is built from the prefix fel- (up, intensifying) and hajtás (driving, pushing). The form felhajtását marks a definite object in Hungarian grammar. The term is flexible and context-dependent, with traffic, promotional, and colloquial meanings.