átutazni

The Hungarian verb "átutazni" translates to "to travel through," "to pass through," or "to transit." It describes the act of moving from one place to another by passing through intermediate locations. This can refer to a journey by various means of transport, such as by train, car, or plane, where the destination is not the intermediate point but rather a place beyond it.

For example, one might "átutazni" a country on their way to a neighboring nation, or "átutazni" a city without stopping to explore its attractions. The emphasis is on the motion and the passing through, rather than on a stay or visit at the intermediate points. This term is commonly used in contexts related to travel itineraries, logistics, and descriptions of journeys. It implies a continuous movement with the primary objective being the final destination. The concept of "átutazni" can also be applied metaphorically to situations involving the passage of time or the progression through different phases of life, though its primary and most frequent usage is in the context of physical travel.