fuss

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fuss
[fʌs]
sustantivo
1alboroto (m) escándalo (m)
  • a lot of fuss about or over nothing -> mucho ruido y pocas nueces
  • I don't see what all the fuss is about -> no veo a qué viene tanto alboroto
  • to make or ->
  • kick up a fuss (familiar) -> armar un alboroto or un escándalo
  • he always makes a fuss of his grandchildren -> se deshace en atenciones cada vez que está con sus nietos
verbo transitivo
2(familiar)
  • I'm not fussed -> me da lo mismo (I don't mind)
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to fuss (about or around) -> estar inquieto(a)
  • stop fussing! -> ¡estate quieto(a)!

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fuss [fas]
sustantivo
1Actividad injustificada y molesta; desasosiego; importancia exagerada que suele darse a lo que no la tiene.
2Alboroto, ruido.
3Persona exigente, demasiada preocupada, que se mete en todo.
1Molestar, perturbar con cosas sin importancia.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
2Agitarse; afligirse. (n)
3Preocuparse. (n)
va.

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fuss [fʌs]
noun
1 (complaints, arguments) escándalo; (m) alboroto; (m)
to make kick up a fuss about sthor armar un escándalo por algo; armar un lío un follón por algo;or (informal) he's always making a fuss about nothing siempre monta el número por cualquier tontería; (informal) I think you were quite right to make a fuss creo que hiciste bien en protestar; there's no need to make such a fuss no hay por qué ponerse así; no es para tanto
2 (anxious preparations etc) conmoción; (f) bulla; (f)
a lot of fuss about nothing mucho ruido y pocas nueces; such a fuss to get a passport! ¡tanta lata para conseguir un pasaporte!; (informal) what's all the fuss about? ¿a qué viene tanto jaleo?
3
to make a fuss of sb (Britain) (spoil) mimar consentir a algn;or
verb:intransitive
preocuparse por pequeñeces
verb:transitive
[+person] molestar; fastidiar
don't fuss me! ¡deja ya de fastidiarme!

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Verb Conjugation for "fuss"

Imperative
  • fuss
  • you fuss
  • he/she fusses
  • we fuss
  • you fuss
  • they fuss
Preterite
  • I fussed
  • you fussed
  • he/she fussed
  • we fussed
  • you fussed
  • they fussed
Present Continuous
  • I am fussing
  • you are fussing
  • he/she is fussing
  • we are fussing
  • you are fussing
  • they are fussing
Present Perfect
  • I have fussed
  • you have fussed
  • he/she has fussed
  • we have fussed
  • you have fussed
  • they have fussed
Past Continuous
  • I was fussing
  • you were fussing
  • he/she was fussing
  • we were fussing
  • you were fussing
  • they were fussing
Past Perfect
  • I had fussed
  • you had fussed
  • he/she had fussed
  • we had fussed
  • you had fussed
  • they had fussed
Future
  • I will fuss
  • you will fuss
  • he/she will fuss
  • we will fuss
  • you will fuss
  • they will fuss
Future Perfect
  • I will have fussed
  • you will have fussed
  • he/she will have fussed
  • we will have fussed
  • you will have fussed
  • they will have fussed
Future Continuous
  • I will be fussing
  • you will be fussing
  • he/she will be fussing
  • we will be fussing
  • you will be fussing
  • they will be fussing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fussing
  • you have been fussing
  • he/she has been fussing
  • we have been fussing
  • you have been fussing
  • they have been fussing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fussing
  • you will have been fussing
  • he/she will have been fussing
  • we will have been fussing
  • you will have been fussing
  • they will have been fussing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fussing
  • you had been fussing
  • he/she had been fussing
  • we had been fussing
  • you had been fussing
  • they had been fussing
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