átépült

Átépült is a Hungarian term that translates to "rebuilt" or "renovated" in English. It specifically refers to a structure or object that has undergone significant alteration or reconstruction. This can apply to buildings, bridges, or even abstract concepts, though its most common usage is in the context of architecture and engineering. The term implies that the original form or function has been changed to a substantial degree, often to improve its condition, adapt it to new uses, or enhance its structural integrity.

The process of átépülés can involve the demolition of parts of the existing structure and the construction of new elements, or it could involve the modification and reinforcement of existing components. The outcome is an object that is no longer in its original state but has been transformed through deliberate intervention. For example, an old industrial building might be átépült into modern apartments, or a historical monument might undergo átépülés to ensure its preservation and stability for future generations. The term distinguishes itself from simple repairs, suggesting a more comprehensive and transformative undertaking.