Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Fuss"

A: It means to become flustered over a trivial thing. Ex- Emily fussed over whether her hair was okay.

A: it kinda means loud, noisy, "why are you making such a fuss?!" means why are you making a scandal

A: a display of unnecessary or excessive excitement, activity, or interest. Confusion, disturbance, be agitated about.

A: fuss here means to worry.

A: make a fuss is to worry/get angry about something that might not be necessarily too important.
"She made a fuss when she found out that he didn't buy her a present for Valentine's Day"

A: My aunt loves to cook dinner and fuss over her grandchildren.
To fuss over is to give much attention to someone or something.

A: Don't make a fuss about such a small thing.
Well, he fussed about what he had to say to his family.

A: Fuss is anxious or excited behaviour which serves no useful purpose.
eg. I don't know what all the fuss is about.

A: I can mean two things

A: "Don't make a fuss about it" = "Don't get people worried about it"

"Don't fuss about it" = "Don't worry about it"

"Quit fussing!" = "Stop worrying!"

"I'm gonna fuss around with it a bit" = "I'm going to make some tweaks to it"

A: I would say they’re kind of the same. Although I believe it is possible to make a fuss without making a scene. Making a scene is a bit more dramatic and others will notice what is happening.

A: Fuss is an excessive display of anxious tension excitement, activity, or interest while confusion is a state of being bewildered or unclear in one's mind about something or an uncertainty about what is happening, intended, or required.

Tom made a fuss about playing with his new toy.
Or
Tom made a fuss about not getting chocolate at the shop.

Ann was confused on what to do at work as she came late for the meeting.
Or
The lies cause confusion in my family and no one knew who to believe

A: To "make a fuss" means to complain.

To "Tell someone off" means to speak ill about someone, resulting in them no longer speaking to you. This is used in a sense of victory over them, by only using your words.

A: i believe they both mean the same thing.

to make a fuss over someone or of someone is to pay that person lots of attention and pamper and spoil them

example: when i was younger my mom really made a fuss over me

whenever we go out to eat my boyfriend always makes a fuss over me, making sure i always get the food i like

to make a fuss over something is to make it into a problem

example: my mom told me to take out the trash yesterday and i didnt do it. Today she's making a fuss about it.

A: Don't fuss over the details.
Don't show excessive concern over the details.

Don't trouble yourself over the details.
Don't cause anxiety or distress to yourself over the details.

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A: Fuss in this scenario means excitement . The father doesn’t understand why she loves playing the game so much and why it is so exciting. So, that is why he says “just seeing what all the fuss was about.”

A: yes that sounds good! you're just missing a comma.
“If you keep pitching a fuss, I’ll leave.”

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A: Without complaining.

A: Moan, in this context is essentially complaining. "whining", "bitching" and others. Make a fuss, means more than simple complaining. It implies persistent complaining to get something you want. Other phrases for make a fuss. "have/throw a tantrum" "have a bird" "lose your shit" and others. As to what is used or not used. That will depend on the speaker and their common regional vernacular.

A: She's a fuss. that why working with her is so tiring.

A: She makes a big deal out of wanting to know what city I'm from. (Not totally sure what your original meaning is, so my correction may not be completely accurate)

A: Depends on sense.
She is making a fuss of her kitten. (Giving it a lot of attention)
She is making a fuss about what she has been told to do by her boss. (Not happy about something)