kiszéles

Kiszéles is a Hungarian verb meaning "to widen" or "to broaden." It is derived from the word "széles," which means "wide." The verb can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, kiszéles can refer to the physical act of making something wider. For example, one might say "az utat kiszélesítik" which translates to "they are widening the road." This could involve expanding a road's lanes or increasing its overall width. Similarly, it can describe the process of making an opening larger, such as widening a doorway or a gap.

Figuratively, kiszéles is used to describe the expansion of abstract concepts. This could include broadening one's knowledge, expanding one's horizons, or increasing the scope of an idea. For instance, "kulturális ismereteit kiszélesítette" means "he broadened his cultural knowledge." It can also imply an increase in range or variety, such as widening the selection of products offered by a store. The prefix "ki-" often indicates an outward movement or extension, reinforcing the sense of making something larger or more extensive.