zárolása

"Zárolása" is a Hungarian word that translates to "locking" or "blocking" in English. The specific meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used. It generally refers to the act of preventing something from being accessed, moved, or changed.

In a technical context, "zárolása" can refer to the locking of a computer file, a database record, or a digital account. This is done to ensure data integrity and prevent simultaneous modifications that could lead to errors. For example, a bank account might be temporarily locked by the system to prevent fraudulent transactions. Similarly, a software application might lock a file while it is being edited to prevent other users from making changes to it at the same time.

In a more general sense, "zárolása" can also mean the physical locking of an object, such as locking a door or a car. It implies securing something to prevent unauthorized entry or access. The concept extends to metaphorical "locking," such as blocking communication or preventing a process from continuing. The nuance of "zárolása" lies in its function of imposing a restriction or a state of immobility until a specific condition is met or an authorized action is taken to unlock it.