unofficial

no oficial, extraoficial

Que no ha sido aceptado, organizado o confirmado por las personas responsables.

En inglés sencillo: Not accepted, arranged, or confirmed by the people in charge.

• These are the unofficial results.
• He made an unofficial visit to the school.
• An unofficial estimate puts the cost at two million euros.

Sinónimos: unauthorized, unconfirmed

Antónimos: official

Expresiones frecuentes: unofficial results, unofficial visit, unofficial estimate

extraoficial, oficioso

Que se considera verdadero, aunque los responsables no lo admiten públicamente.

En inglés sencillo: Believed to be true, although the people in charge do not openly admit it.

• She was the group’s unofficial leader.
• The unofficial reason for his departure was a dispute over pay.
• Their unofficial policy was to favor local applicants.

Sinónimos: unacknowledged, unstated

Antónimos: official

Expresiones frecuentes: unofficial reason, unofficial leader, unofficial policy