szórólagos

The Hungarian word "szórólagos" translates to "spray" or "spraying" in English. It is primarily used as an adjective to describe methods or applications that involve the dispersal of a substance in a fine mist or droplets. This can be seen in various contexts.

For example, "szórólagos" might describe an application method like "szórólagos festés" (spray painting), where paint is applied through an aerosol can or a spray gun. Similarly, "szórólagos öntözés" (spray irrigation) refers to a system that distributes water in a mist over crops or gardens. In agriculture, "szórólagos növényvédelem" (spray crop protection) denotes the application of pesticides or herbicides in a dispersed form.

The term emphasizes the manner of application rather than the substance itself. It implies a broad coverage and a controlled dispersion of liquid or particulate matter. The opposite of a concentrated stream, "szórólagos" signifies a fine, widespread distribution. This method is often chosen for its efficiency in covering large areas or for achieving a uniform coating. Understanding "szórólagos" requires recognizing its connection to the act of spraying or atomizing a substance.