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

 

moralist - moralista

noun - a person who has strong ideas about what is morally right and not, especially one who tries to teach other people how they should behave

 

immorality - nemorálnost

noun - behavior that is not morally acceptable

 

amorality - nemorálnost

noun - a lack of respect for moral principles

 

demoralise - oslabit morálku, demoralizovat

verb - to make someone or something less confident

 

moralise - moralizovat

verb - to tell other people what is right and what is not

 

mightily - ohromně, strašně

adverb, dated - to a great extent

 

mighty - mohutný, ohromný

adjective - great and impressive

 

institutionalise - hospitalizovat

verb - to send someone, especially someone who is sick or mentally ill, to stay in a special hospital for a long period

 

institute - zahájit, započít

verb, formal - to start or introduce a rule, system, etc.