összehajtós

összehajtós is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "foldable" or "collapsible" in English. It describes an object that is designed to be folded or compressed for easier storage, transport, or portability. The term is commonly used in everyday language to refer to a wide variety of items.

Examples of objects that can be described as összehajtós include folding chairs, collapsible tables, foldable bicycles, and pop-up tents. These items are engineered with hinges, flexible materials, or telescoping mechanisms that allow them to be reduced in size when not in use. The primary benefit of an összehajtós design is its space-saving capability. A foldable item can be neatly stored away in a closet, trunk of a car, or backpack, making it ideal for people with limited living or storage space, or for those who need to transport their belongings frequently.

The concept of "összehajtós" extends beyond furniture and recreational equipment. It can also apply to everyday items like foldable shopping bags, foldable umbrellas, and even foldable phones, which represent a more modern application of this design principle. The functionality of being able to change form from a larger, usable state to a smaller, stowed state is the core characteristic of anything described as összehajtós.