szabhatóható

The term "szabhatóható" is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "cuttable" or "shapeable" in English. It describes a material or object that can be readily altered in form through cutting, molding, or shaping processes. This characteristic is often desirable in manufacturing and crafting where materials need to be adapted to specific designs or requirements.

Materials considered "szabhatóható" are typically pliable and do not readily fracture or crumble when subjected to mechanical force. Examples include wood, soft metals like aluminum, certain plastics, and clay. The degree to which something is "szabhatóható" can vary. For instance, a soft wood is more easily cuttable than a very dense hardwood. Similarly, a thin sheet of metal might be more shapeable than a thick block.

The concept is relevant in various fields. In construction, it's important for materials to be cuttable to fit precise dimensions. In art and design, shapeability allows for the creation of intricate forms. In everyday terms, a fabric is often described as szabhatóható if it can be easily sewn and tailored into garments. The ability to be cut or shaped is a fundamental property that dictates how a material can be utilized and transformed.