maximalizáljunk

Maximalizáljunk is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the first-person plural imperative of the verb maximalizálni, meaning to maximize. It translates roughly as “let’s maximize” or “we should maximize.” The form is used to propose a collective action aimed at increasing a quantity, quality, or outcome.

Morphology and usage: The infinitive is maximalizálni; the imperative for we is formed by the suffix -junk attached to the verb stem maximalizál-, yielding maximalizáljunk. This construction is used in both formal and informal speech to suggest joint effort. It is commonly found in strategic, analytical, or managerial contexts, such as optimization tasks, policy design, or competitive planning. The phrase can carry a tone of determination or programmatic guidance, and it is typically contrasted with other imperatives like maximalizálj (you maximize) or ne maximalizáljunk (let’s not maximize).

Contexts: In mathematics, economics, or business discourse, maximalizáljunk may appear in discussions of resource allocation or outcome optimization. In everyday language, it can appear more figuratively to urge collective improvement or effort toward a goal. The appropriateness of the form depends on situational norms and the relationship between speakers.

Examples:

Maximalizáljunk nyereséget a költségek csökkentése révén.

Maximalizáljunk ügyfél-elégedettséget a szolgáltatások fejlesztésével.

Maximalizáljunk minden lehetséges hatékonysági forrást, miközben a kockázatokat mérsékeljük.

See also: maximalizálás, maximalista, imperatív mód.