szélesség×magasság

szélesség×magasság is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "width×height" in English. It is commonly used to denote the dimensions of a rectangular object, such as a piece of paper, a screen, or a photograph. The first value represents the horizontal extent, while the second value represents the vertical extent. The multiplication symbol (×) is used to separate the two measurements, indicating their combined role in defining the object's size.

This notation is prevalent in various fields. In graphic design and printing, it specifies the size of documents, posters, and printed materials. For electronic displays like monitors and televisions, width×height defines the resolution or physical dimensions. In photography, it refers to the aspect ratio or the size of prints. The order of width and height can sometimes vary depending on context or regional conventions, but typically width precedes height. Understanding this simple notation is crucial for accurately describing and interpreting the size of two-dimensional objects across different applications.