sympathise - sympatizovat

verb, British English - to feel sympathy (with somebody or something), to be sympathetic

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

 

prejudice - vyvolat předsudky

verb, formal - to influence someone so that they are unfair in some way

 

prejudice - poškodit

verb, formal - to have a harmful influence on something or someone

 

industrial action - stávka, protest

noun, British English - an occasion when workers stop working to protest to their employers about something

 

immigration - pasová kontrola (při příjezdu do země)

noun - the place where they check your passport, visa etc. when you come to a foreign country

 

charity - laskavost, dobrota

noun, formal - the quality of being kind to people, especially when you are judging them

 

advocate - advokát, obhájce

noun - a lawyer who defends someone in a law court

 

victimise - pronásledovat, diskriminovat

verb - to treat someone unfairly, especially because of their race, beliefs, etc.

 

unrest - nepokoje, neklid

noun - disagreements between different groups of people that can lead to protests or fights

 

subjective - subjektivní

adjective - based on personal beliefs and opinions, rather than based on facts

 

society - spolek, sdružení

noun - a group of people who share the same interest