átvetítve

The Hungarian word "átvetítve" translates to "projected" or "screened" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of films and other visual media being shown to an audience. For example, a cinema would show a film "átvetítve," meaning it is being projected onto the screen. This term can also be used more broadly to describe any instance where an image or video is displayed on a surface, such as a presentation using a projector. The root of the word is "vetít," which means to project or screen. The prefix "át-" indicates a completion or thoroughness of the action. Therefore, "átvetítve" signifies that something has been fully projected or screened. It is a direct and descriptive term used in everyday language when discussing the exhibition of visual content.