1.忙乱,激动;大惊小怪
2.吹捧,过分体贴
3.大惊小怪的人
4.抗议;争吵
1.忙乱,激动;大惊小怪
2.吹捧,过分体贴
3.大惊小怪的人
4.抗议;争吵
1.忙乱,大惊小怪,小题大做
2.烦恼;抱怨;唠叨
3.奉承,过分关心;特别考究
4.〈美俚〉追求女人
5.使无事自扰;使急躁
6.〈美俚〉追求,与(女子)约会
1.忙乱,大惊小怪,小题大做
2.烦恼;抱怨;唠叨
3.奉承,过分关心;特别考究
4.〈美俚〉追求女人
5.使无事自扰;使急躁
6.〈美俚〉追求,与(女子)约会
1.a lot of unnecessary worry or excitement about something
1.to behave in a way that shows you are nervous or worried, especially about unimportant things
2.to touch or handle something continuously in a nervous way
1.The doctor fussed around her, doing all he could, even though there was no longer someone watching him with a crazy unfocussed eye.
大夫在她的周围尽他所能，瞎忙一气，尽管不再有什么人用反常的游移不定的目光注视着他。
2.The baby looked dopey . " She fussed all day , " his mother complained .
孩子看上去有点迷迷糊糊的。“她闹了一天，”他母亲抱怨说
3.Dogs are brought into restaurants, fussed over in public, dressed up in ridiculous outfits and dyed to look like ferocious tigers.
狗狗可以进入餐馆，在公共场合任意活动，穿着搞笑的外套，甚至被染成像凶猛的老虎。
4.She fussed all day. : She was impatient and uneasy.
她一整天都没安生。
5.We started to walk around the lake, and everybody we met fussed over the puppy.
我们在湖边散步，所有见到我们的人都要对小狗议论一番。
6.They know their arsenal is obsolete before it comes off the production line so don't get all fussed up about their military.
要知道他们的武器在下生产线以前就已经过时了，所以别对他们的军队大惊小怪了。
7.He fussed about the education of his own children.
他为他自己的孩子的教育而焦虑。
8.Ian Lesser, an analyst at the German Marshall Fund in Washington, argues that for now they are not fussed.
设在华盛顿的德国马歇尔基金会研究者IanLesser认为，美国眼下尚不致担忧。
9.They must be aired and treated in the open, not fussed over in obscure and echoing committee chambers.
他们必须了解并公开参与国家事务，而不是被含糊其辞遮遮掩掩的委员会搞得手忙脚乱。
10.Stay here, if your not fussed about such things as natural light, customer service, cleanliness, oh - and theft!
如果你对类似采光，客户服务，清洁——还有偷窃等事情不会大惊小怪的话，就住在这里吧！