középhosszú

Középhosszú is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "medium-long" or "mid-length" in English. It is used to describe objects or concepts that fall between short and long in terms of their dimension or duration. The term is versatile and can be applied to a variety of contexts.

In fashion, "középhosszú" commonly refers to hairstyles or hemlines of clothing that are neither short nor long. For example, a "középhosszú haj" would be hair that reaches somewhere between the ear and the shoulders, or perhaps down to the upper back. Similarly, a "középhosszú ruha" would be a dress with a hemline falling below the knee but above the ankle.

Beyond clothing and hair, the adjective can also describe the length of objects such as roads, fences, or even sentences. A "középhosszú út" might be a journey that is not a quick drive but also not an extended expedition. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to durations, such as a "középhosszú táv" (medium-term) project or a "középhosszú várakozás" (medium-length wait). The specific meaning of "középhosszú" is always determined by the noun it modifies, providing a relative description of length or duration.