szabályozzátok

Szabályozzátok is a Hungarian verb form: it is the second person plural imperative of the verb szabályozni, meaning "you regulate" or "you regulate [something]." It is used when addressing a group and giving a direct instruction to regulate or control a matter.

Grammatical notes: The form combines the verb root szabályoz- with the imperative suffix that marks second person plural. In use, it functions as a command or directive directed at multiple people, such as colleagues, officials, or a team. It is distinct from other moods and persons, for example te szabályozz, which would address a single person.

Usage: Szabályozzátok appears chiefly in contexts where regulation or governance of a process, activity, or system is being instructed. It can appear in policy documents, procedural guidelines, workplace instructions, or public communications where a group is expected to implement or adjust regulations.

Contexts and nuance: Because it is an imperative form directed at a group, its tone is directive and collaborative, implying that the addressed party has responsibility or authority to regulate the specified subject. The exact object of regulation is usually stated in the sentence, for example a procedure, market activity, environmental practice, or administrative process.

Examples:

- Szabályozzátok a hulladékgyűjtést a településen. (Regulate waste collection in the municipality.)

- Szabályozzátok a piac működését úgy, hogy védjétek a fogyasztók jogait. (Regulate the market operations so as to protect consumer rights.)

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