fuss 英 [fʌs] 　 美 [fʌs]

fuss

fuss　 英 [fʌs] 美 [fʌs]

vi. 小题大作；忙乱；焦燥；焦急；无事自扰　 n. 大惊小怪，大惊小怪的人；小题大作；忙乱　 vt. 使烦恼，使烦忧　

进行时:fussing　 过去式:fussed　 过去分词:fussed　 第三人称单数:fusses　 名词复数:fusses　

So, why all the fuss on the Hill?　那么，何来国会的小题大做？
Don't fuss with your clothes.　不要过分讲究你的衣着。

  • If you are making a fuss, settle down! A fuss is a state of excitement, and it's usually about something not worth worrying or "fussing" about.
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  • vi. 小题大作；忙乱；焦燥；焦急；无事自扰
  • n. 大惊小怪，大惊小怪的人；小题大作；忙乱
  • vt. 使烦恼，使烦忧

  • 1. So, why all the fuss on the Hill?

    那么，何来国会的小题大做？

  • 2. Don't fuss with your clothes.

    不要过分讲究你的衣着。

  • 3. So is all this fuss and expense really worth it?

    所以，所有这些麻烦和花费是否真的值得呢？

  • fuss (n.) "trifling bustle," 1701, originally colloquial, perhaps an alteration of force (n.), or "echoic of the sound of something sputtering or bubbling" [OED], or from Danish fjas "foolery, nonsense." First attested in Anglo-Irish writers, but there are no obvious connections to words in Irish. To make a fuss was earlier to keep a fuss (1726). Fuss and feathers "bustle and display" is from 1848, American English, suggestive of a game cock or a peacock, originally of U.S. Army Gen. Winfield Scott (1786-1866) in the Mexican war.
  • fuss (v.) 1792, from fuss (n.). Related: Fussed; fussing. Extended form fussify is by 1832.
fuss / fʌs ; NAmE fʌs / noun , verb fuss fusses fussed fussing noun 1 [uncountable ,  singular ] unnecessary excitement, worry or activity 无谓的激动（或忧虑、活动）；大惊小怪 ◆ He does what he's told without any fuss. 他不声不响地按照吩咐办事。 ◆ All that fuss over a few pounds! 为几英镑就那么大惊小怪的！ ◆ It's a very ordinary movie—I don't know what all the fuss is about (= why other people think it is so good). 这是部很普通的电影，我不懂为什么就轰动一时。 ◆ It was all a fuss about nothing. 这完全是无谓地自寻烦恼。 ◆ We'd like a quiet wedding without any fuss. 我们喜欢静静举行婚礼，不大事铺张。 2 [singular ] anger or complaints about sth, especially sth that is not important （为小事）大吵大闹，大发牢骚 ◆ I'm sorry for making such a fussabout the noise. 对不起，我为吵闹声发了这么大的牢骚。 ◆ Steve kicks up a fussevery time I even suggest seeing you. 每次只要我提议看望你，史蒂夫就大吵大闹。 IDIOM make a fuss of/over sb to pay a lot of attention to sb, usually to show how much you like them 关爱备至；过分爱护 ◆ They made a great fuss of the baby. 他们对婴儿呵护备至。 ◆ The dog loves being made a fuss of. 这狗喜欢受到宠爱。 verb 1 [intransitive ] to do things, or pay too much attention to things, that are not important or necessary 瞎忙一气；过分关心（枝节小事） fuss(around) ◆ Stop fussing around and find something useful to do! 别瞎忙活了，找点有用的事干！ fuss(with/over sth) ◆ Don't fuss with your hair! 不要老在摆弄你的头发了！ 2 [intransitive ] fuss(about sth) to worry about things that are not very important （为小事）烦恼，忧虑 ◆ Don't fuss, Mum, everything is all right. 别瞎操心了，妈妈，一切都好。 IDIOM not be fussed (about sb/sth) ( BrE) ( informal) to not mind about sth; to not have feelings about sth 不在意；无所谓；不关心 SYN not be bothered ◆ It'd be good to be there, but I'm not that fussed. 去那里当然好，不过我无所谓。 PHRASAL VERB ˈfuss over sb to pay a lot of attention to sb 对…关爱备至；过分关心 fuss / fʌs ; NAmE fʌs /
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