kitöréssel

Kitöréssel is a Hungarian term that translates most directly to "breakout" or "outburst." Its specific meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used. In a military context, it refers to an attempt by besieged forces to break through enemy lines and escape a encirclement. This often involves a concentrated and forceful push to create a gap in the enemy's defenses.

In a more general sense, kitöréssel can describe a sudden and vigorous release of energy or emotion. This could be a psychological outburst, such as a strong emotional reaction, or a physical manifestation, like a sudden surge of activity or movement. For instance, a person experiencing intense frustration might have a kitöréssel of anger. Similarly, a sudden and rapid improvement in a situation or market could be described as a kitöréssel.

The term implies a forceful action that overcomes a preceding state of confinement, suppression, or stagnation. It suggests a decisive movement from a constrained position to one of freedom or expansion. The success of a kitöréssel often depends on the element of surprise, the concentration of force, and the ability to exploit weaknesses in the opposing element, whether that be enemy lines or a period of inactivity.