fuss
fuss
fʌs
fas
British pronunciation
/fʌs/

Definition und Bedeutung von „fuss“ im Englischen

to fuss
01

sich zu viele Sorgen machen, sich zu sehr um Kleinigkeiten kümmern

to worry too much or pay too much attention to small details
Intransitive: to fuss about sth | to fuss over sth
to fuss definition and meaning
example
Beispiele
She fussed over every detail of the party, making sure everything was perfect.
Sie machte sich Sorgen über jedes Detail der Party und stellte sicher, dass alles perfekt war.
He fussed about the weather forecast, even though it was just a slight chance of rain.
Er machte sich Sorgen über die Wettervorhersage, obwohl es nur eine geringe Chance auf Regen gab.
02

verwöhnen, umsorgen

to give someone excessive praise or attention
Intransitive: to fuss over sb
example
Beispiele
She fussed over him, telling him how amazing he was.
Sie machte sich Sorgen um ihn und sagte ihm, wie erstaunlich er sei.
They fussed over the guest of honor, making sure he was comfortable.
Sie machten sich viel Mühe um den Ehrengast und sorgten dafür, dass es ihm gut ging.
01

a state of nervous or restless excitement, often showing worry or anticipation

example
Beispiele
She was in a fuss trying to pack everything on time.
Do n't make such a fuss about the meeting — it'll be fine.
02

a commotion or complaint arising from irritation or annoyance

example
Beispiele
There was a fuss when the train was delayed.
She made a fuss about being served the wrong order.
03

a noisy, busy activity, often showing movement

example
Beispiele
There was a fuss of reporters outside the courthouse.
The market was a fuss of shoppers and sellers.
04

a quarrel, complaint, or disagreement over unimportant issues

example
Beispiele
They had a fuss over where to hang the picture.
The siblings got into a fuss about sharing toys.
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