Szigorították

Szigorították is a Hungarian word that can be translated to English as "they tightened" or "they made it stricter". It is a verb in the third person plural form of the verb "szigorít", which means "to tighten" or "to make stricter".

The verb "szigorították" is passive, indicating that something was tightened or made stricter, rather than the person or people who did it. This can be used in various contexts, such as politics, law, or any situation where rules or conditions are being enforced or made more severe.

In Hungarian usage, "szigorították" is often used in conjunction with other verbs or nouns to form specific phrases or expressions. For example, "A rendőrség szigorították a ellenőrzéseket" translates to "The police tightened the controls", implying that they increased the level of scrutiny or surveillance.

The word "szigorították" can also be used in a derogatory or critical manner, implying that someone or something is being rigidly enforced or oppressed. For instance, "A kormány szigorították a szabadságokat" could be translated to "The government tightened the freedoms", suggesting that they restricted individual liberties or rights.

In a more neutral context, "szigorították" can be used to describe a general tightening of rules or regulations, such as "A város szigorították a zajrendeletet" (The city tightened the noise ordinance). This can be used to convey a sense of added security or increased measure without necessarily implying a negative tone.