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gázszivattyúko is a Hungarian term that translates to "gas pump" in English. It refers to the device used to dispense fuel, typically gasoline or diesel, into vehicles. Gas pumps are commonly found at fuel stations, also known as gas stations or petrol stations.

These devices are essential for the operation of internal combustion engine vehicles, allowing drivers to refuel their cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other gasoline-powered machinery. Modern gas pumps are equipped with various safety features and often include digital displays to show the amount of fuel dispensed and the total cost. They are designed for ease of use, with a nozzle that is inserted into the vehicle's fuel tank.

The operation of a gas pump involves a system that draws fuel from underground storage tanks. When a user selects a fuel type and initiates the pumping process, a motor drives a pump that transfers the fuel through a hose and nozzle. Flow meters within the pump measure the exact volume of fuel delivered. Payment for the fuel is typically made at the station's attendant booth or through a self-service payment terminal. The term gázszivattyúko is specific to the Hungarian language and its usage is confined to that linguistic context.