átfúródások

The Hungarian term "átfúródások" translates to "punctures" or "perforations" in English. It generally refers to the act of piercing or breaking through a surface or material. This can occur in various contexts, from everyday occurrences to more specialized applications.

In a common context, "átfúródások" can describe punctures in tires, such as those caused by sharp objects on the road. This leads to a loss of air pressure and requires repair or replacement of the tire. Similarly, it can refer to perforations in fabric, paper, or other flexible materials, often resulting from accidental damage or intentional modification.

In more technical or industrial settings, "átfúródások" might describe the process of drilling or boring through a material to create a hole. This is a fundamental operation in manufacturing, construction, and various engineering disciplines. For instance, drilling through metal or concrete to insert fasteners or create pathways for utilities involves "átfúródások". The term can also be used in medical contexts to describe the piercing of tissue, though specific medical terminology is usually preferred. The key aspect of "átfúródások" is the creation of a hole or passage where one did not previously exist.