fuss

英[fʌs]美[fʌs]

n.
1.[U]无谓的激动（或忧虑、活动），大惊小怪
2.（为小事）大吵大闹，大发牢骚
v.[I]
1.瞎忙一气，过分关心（枝节小事）
2.（为小事）烦恼、忧虑

名　词：fuss'er

同：	[n.] bicker, dither, flurry, hassle [v.] fret, mother, niggle, overprotect

The store detective told the shoplifter that the game was up and that there was no point in making any fuss.
该商店侦探告诉冒充顾客进商店行窃的扒手，他已被发现了，没有必要激动了。收藏
Diplomats at a conference make a great fuss over the shape of the table as they play the procedural game
外交官在玩程序游戏时，会对谈判桌子的形状小题大作。收藏
We do not see why there should be so much fuss about it.
我们可看不出那有什么值得大惊小怪的。收藏
Small earthquakes are so common here that people never make a fuss about it.
这里小地震是常见的事，人们并不为此而大惊小怪。收藏
He kicked up such a fuss when his wife returned home late
他妻子回家晚了,他便大吵大闹起来。收藏

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worry unnecessarily or excessively
- don't fuss too much over the grandchildren--they are quite big now
[同] fret, fuss, niggle
care for like a mother
- She fusses over her husband
[同] fuss, mother, overprotect

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