megfékezésével

Megfékezésével is a Hungarian word that translates to "by braking" or "by slowing down" in English. It is the instrumental case of the Hungarian word "megfékezés," which means "braking" or "slowing down." The suffix "-vel/-vel" is the instrumental case ending in Hungarian, indicating that the action is performed by means of something.

In a sentence, "megfékezésével" would describe an action that is achieved through the act of braking or slowing. For example, one might say "A járművet a sofőr megfékezésével állították meg," which translates to "The vehicle was stopped by the driver's braking." This phrase emphasizes the method or agency used to bring the vehicle to a halt.

The concept of "megfékezésével" is crucial in contexts involving motion, control, and deceleration, such as in automotive engineering, traffic management, or even in more metaphorical senses related to controlling or curbing something. It highlights the action of applying brakes or otherwise reducing speed as the means to achieve a particular outcome. The specific nuance of "megfékezésével" lies in its grammatical structure, which clearly identifies the act of slowing as the instrumental cause of another event.