n.

1. 忙乱；大惊小怪；小题大做[U][S1][（+about/over）]
   I don't want to make a fuss over such a trifle.

   我不想为这种小事大惊小怪。

2. 异议；抱怨[S][（+about/over）]
   There was a fuss when the bus broke down again.

   巴士又出故障时大家都抱怨起来。

3. 紧张不安[S]
   The old lady soon got into a fuss.

   一会儿老太太变得焦虑不安起来。

4. 争吵，争论[S][（+with/about）]
   I see a lot of people gathering in the office. What is the fuss about?

   我看见一大堆人聚集在办公室。他们在吵什么？

vi.

1. 忙乱；小题大做；大惊小怪[（+about/over）]
   And you needn't fuss; there is no disgrace.

   你不必大惊小怪；没有什么丢脸的事。

2. 过分体贴关心[（+over）]
   She fussed over her dog.

   她对她那条狗过分宠爱。

3. 过分讲究[（+with）]
   Amy fusses over her clothes.

   艾咪过分讲究穿着。

4. （为小事）烦恼[（+over）]
5. 抱怨；争辩[（+at）]

vt.

1. 【口】使烦恼；烦忧
   Don't fuss him while he's doing his homework.

   他在做家庭作业时不要烦扰他。

n.

1. a display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or interest.
2. a protest or complaint.

v.

1. show unnecessary or excessive concern.
2. Brit. disturb or bother.
3. treat (someone) with excessive attention or affection.