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Перевод: officious

[прилагательное]
навязчивый; угодливый; назойливый; пытающийся командовать; вмешивающийся в чужие дела; официозный; неофициальный

Тезаурус:

1. Bureaucracy may strike an ordinary citizen as an undifferentiated monolith whose personnel are distant and officious, whose workings are baffling, whose idiom of discourse is unintelligible (perhaps even in another language), personified as a "them", wholly external to the actor's everyday social reality.
2. Alas, they had reckoned without Britain's quaint electoral law, or the Labour Party's officious solicitors, Irwin Mitchell.
3. This was an ambitious, complex production, and, thanks to a particularly officious fire officer, it teetered on the brink of disaster.
4. The contrast between being in the lady's charitable care and now in the officious hands of the workhouse staff is an important dynamic.
5. Partly, with his flat Northern vowels, tight blue uniform and fusspot bracings and flexings, he is the officious British bobby of the Derek Guyler school.
6. And the terrible moment when he heard the sound of officious voices calling to the driver to stop and Craig had taken his chance and leaped from the back of the van and disappeared into the dark streets of World's End.
7. As to "our bridge" (which is never mentioned again), the reader can if he likes reflect that Kirillov is an odd fish and will no doubt prove himself persona non grata in "our town", or that the local bureaucrats are an officious and/or corrupt lot, or that the central authority thousands of miles away in Petersburg enjoys throwing its weight about.
8. "One thing strikes me as odd, Mr Newman," he began, his manner officious.
9. He felt shamed and humiliated by the officious treatment he received at the hands of the pompous men at Immigration.
10. Nor had Uncle Bill a loud officious English voice like this young man.
11. Officious horrible word!
12. It would look officious , poor Miss Fogerty told herself, and that could not be borne.
13. She sounded strict, almost officious.