kihágásoknak

Kihágásoknak is a Hungarian term that translates to "infractions," "violations," or "breaches" in English. It refers to acts that go against established rules, laws, regulations, or social norms. The severity of a kihágás can range from minor offenses to more serious transgressions, depending on the context and the specific rules that have been broken.

In a legal context, kihágásoknak are typically considered minor offenses that do not rise to the level of a crime. These might include things like traffic violations, such as speeding or illegal parking, or minor public order offenses. While they are not as serious as criminal offenses, they can still result in penalties such as fines, warnings, or in some cases, short-term restrictions.

Beyond the legal sphere, the term can also be used more broadly to describe any deviation from expected behavior or established standards. This could apply to social etiquette, professional conduct, or even personal commitments. For instance, consistently arriving late for appointments could be considered a kihágás in a social or professional setting, indicating a breach of punctuality norms. The specific consequences of such non-legal kihágások depend heavily on the social group or context in which they occur. Ultimately, the term encompasses a wide spectrum of actions that disregard established guidelines or expectations.