Szigorítanak

Szigorítanak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are tightening," "they are intensifying," or "they are becoming stricter" in English. This word is commonly used in various contexts to describe an increase in regulations, rules, or measures.

For example, authorities might "szigorítanak" on traffic laws, meaning they will enforce speed limits or other regulations more strictly. In an economic context, a government might "szigorítanak" its fiscal policy, implying a reduction in spending or an increase in taxes. The term can also refer to a person becoming more demanding or less lenient in their expectations or behavior. When applied to a situation, it signifies a move towards more rigorous or severe conditions. The context in which "szigorítanak" is used is crucial for understanding the specific meaning. It generally implies a deliberate action to increase control, enforcement, or severity.