megdupláz

Megdupláz is a term of Hungarian origin that literally translates to "doubles" or "to double." In its most common usage, it refers to the act of increasing something by a factor of two. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from simple numerical increases to more complex processes.

For instance, in mathematics, if a quantity is megduplázódik, its value becomes twice its original amount. This could be seen in an investment that doubles its return or a population that doubles in size. In everyday language, one might say a price has been megduplázódott if it has doubled. The concept is straightforward and universally understood as a doubling.

The term can also be used metaphorically to describe a significant increase in intensity or effort. For example, someone might say they need to "megduplázni az erőfeszítéseiket" (double their efforts) to achieve a difficult goal. This implies a substantial, twofold increase in their dedication or work. While the literal meaning of doubling is primary, the metaphorical use conveys a sense of amplified action or outcome. The context in which "megdupláz" is used will typically clarify whether a literal or figurative doubling is intended.