Szigorítunk

Szigorítunk is a Hungarian verb that translates to "we are tightening" or "we are making stricter." It is the first-person plural present tense indicative form of the verb szigorít, which means to tighten, to make stricter, to intensify, or to toughen.

The verb can be used in various contexts. In a legal or regulatory sense, "szigorítunk" might refer to a government or authority implementing more severe laws, rules, or penalties. For example, a government might announce that they are "szigorítunk a közlekedési szabályokon," meaning "we are tightening the traffic rules." This implies stricter enforcement or new, more demanding regulations.

In a more general sense, it can describe an increase in the severity or intensity of something. If a sports team is performing poorly, a coach might say "szigorítunk a védekezésen," meaning "we are tightening our defense." This indicates a focus on making their defensive play more robust and less susceptible to breaches. Similarly, in an educational setting, a teacher might say "szigorítunk az értékelésen," suggesting that grading standards will become more rigorous.

The term implies a deliberate action to increase stringency or severity. It signifies a shift from a less strict or less intense state to a more demanding one. The "we" in the verb form indicates a collective or shared responsibility for implementing these changes.