unofficial - neoficiální

adjective - not organized or approved by a person in authority

 

officious - do všeho mluvící, vlezlý

adjective - too eager to tell people what to do

 

officialdom - byrokracie

noun - used to refer to people who have a position of authority, especially in the government or in on other organizations, usually when you think that their rules are not effective

 

officiate - řídit, vést, sloužit

verb - to be in charge of an event or to lead it

 

immorally - nemoralně

adverb - in a way that is morally wrong

 

amoral - nemorální

adjective - without any moral rules

 

morale - morálka

noun - the amount of confidence and cheerfulness that a person or a group has at a particular time

concourse - hala (např. nádražní), vestibul

noun - a large hall in a public building, such as a station or an airport

 

rake in - shrábnout, nahrabat si, namastit si kapsu, vydělat, vydělávat, snadno vydělat

verb, informal - to get or earn a lot of money without trying hard

 

rake up - připomínat, vytahovat (staré záležitosti), hrabat se

verb - to talk about unpleasant things from the past

 

rake over - připomínat, vytahovat (staré záležitosti), hrabat se

verb - to talk about unpleasant things from the past

 

introvert - introvertní

adjective - being quiet and shy, and more interested in spending time alone rather than with other people

 

introvert - introvert (člověk)

noun - a quiet and usually shy person who finds it difficult to talk to people

 

guardian - ochránce, strážce

noun - a person who protects or defends someone something

 

foster - mít v pěstounské péči, pečovat

verb - to take care of a child without being his or her legal parents