英语词汇“θ91321”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > action or operation > manner of action > vigour or energy > act or do vigorously [verb (intransitive)] > be brisk or active > bustle > fuss or make a fuss (15)

nytelc1400

intransitive. To busy oneself with inconsequential effect, to blunder about.

to make a matter1549

Used as an indeterminate noun (comparable to thing). to make a matter: to make a fuss or to-do. rare.

to keep a coil1568

to keep a coil: to keep up a disturbance; make a fuss, bustle, much ado.

squatter1593

intransitive ? To be fussily busy. Obsolete. rare.

fiddle-faddle1633

intransitive. To be busy about petty trifles; to fuss, ‘mess about’.

to play hell (with)1750

to play hell (with): to upset, confuse; to cause trouble (for); to make a fuss.

fuss1792

intransitive. To make a fuss; to be in a bustle; to busy oneself restlessly about trifles; to move fussily (about, up and down, etc.).

to play hell and Tommy1825

hell and tommy: disturbance; great trouble; earliest in to play hell and Tommy: to behave wildly; to cause trouble. Also as int. Cf. phrases 5a. Now…

piggle1836

transitive. To fiddle or toy with; to niggle or worry at. Also intransitive.

palavera1840

intransitive. Originally and chiefly Scottish. To waste time on unnecessary trifles; to fuss; to dither.

to make a time1844

U.S. colloquial. to make a time: to make a fuss; to ‘make a song and dance’. Now rare.

to make a time1844

transitive. U.S. colloquial. to make a time: to make a fuss; to ‘make a song and dance’. Now rare.

friggle1848

intransitive. dialect. To fribble, to fuss.

fussify1868

intransitive. To make a fuss, to go about fussily.

to make a production of (or out of)1941

figurative. An unnecessarily elaborate performance; a fuss, commotion, drama. Frequently in to make a production of (or out of). Cf production number…

单词	θ91321
释义	the world > action or operation > manner of action > vigour or energy > act or do vigorously [verb (intransitive)] > be brisk or active > bustle > fuss or make a fuss (15) nytelc1400 intransitive. To busy oneself with inconsequential effect, to blunder about. to make a matter1549 Used as an indeterminate noun (comparable to thing). to make a matter: to make a fuss or to-do. rare. to keep a coil1568 to keep a coil: to keep up a disturbance; make a fuss, bustle, much ado. squatter1593 intransitive ? To be fussily busy. Obsolete. rare. fiddle-faddle1633 intransitive. To be busy about petty trifles; to fuss, ‘mess about’. to play hell (with)1750 to play hell (with): to upset, confuse; to cause trouble (for); to make a fuss. fuss1792 intransitive. To make a fuss; to be in a bustle; to busy oneself restlessly about trifles; to move fussily (about, up and down, etc.). to play hell and Tommy1825 hell and tommy: disturbance; great trouble; earliest in to play hell and Tommy: to behave wildly; to cause trouble. Also as int. Cf. phrases 5a. Now… piggle1836 transitive. To fiddle or toy with; to niggle or worry at. Also intransitive. palavera1840 intransitive. Originally and chiefly Scottish. To waste time on unnecessary trifles; to fuss; to dither. to make a time1844 U.S. colloquial. to make a time: to make a fuss; to ‘make a song and dance’. Now rare. to make a time1844 transitive. U.S. colloquial. to make a time: to make a fuss; to ‘make a song and dance’. Now rare. friggle1848 intransitive. dialect. To fribble, to fuss. fussify1868 intransitive. To make a fuss, to go about fussily. to make a production of (or out of)1941 figurative. An unnecessarily elaborate performance; a fuss, commotion, drama. Frequently in to make a production of (or out of). Cf production number…
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