közelítsenek

"Közelítsenek" is the third-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb "közelít," which translates to "approach" or "get closer." In its imperative mood, it functions as a command or request, directed at multiple people. Therefore, "közelítsenek" translates to "approach" or "get closer" when speaking to more than one person.

This form is used in various contexts. It can be a literal instruction, such as telling a group of people to move nearer to something. For example, a teacher might say "Közelítsenek a táblához" (Approach the blackboard) to their students. It can also be used in a more figurative sense, urging a group to come to an understanding or agreement. In this metaphorical usage, it implies bridging differences or finding common ground.

The grammatical structure of "közelítsenek" involves the verb stem "közelít" combined with the imperative suffix "-enek." This suffix indicates the second-person plural imperative, but when used in the third-person plural imperative context, it signifies a polite or formal command directed at a group, or a more general instruction. Understanding this verb form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences involving commands or requests directed at multiple individuals.