halasztok

Halasztók is a Hungarian term for entities or mechanisms that cause postponement or delay. The word derives from halasztani, meaning to postpone or defer. In everyday language, halasztók can refer to people such as officials or administrators who authorize postponements, as well as policies or procedures that allow delaying a deadline or event.

In administrative, legal, and organizational contexts, halasztás refers to a postponement of a deadline, court hearing, meeting, or other scheduled activity. Those who implement or authorize such postponements may be described as halasztók, though the term is more commonly used to denote the postponement itself rather than a specific job title. In scheduling and events, a halasztó is any instrument or decision that pushes a date forward, such as a court granting a halasztás or a project timeline incorporating delays for resource reasons.

In technical usage, the term also appears in fields like electronics or computer science, where halasztó or halasztó áramkör denotes a delay element or delay circuit used to postpone signals or computations. In these contexts, halasztók can refer to multiple devices or components that implement deliberate timing delays within a system.

See also: halasztás, késleltetés, késés, későbbre.