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fuss
[fʌs]
释义
释义1：v. 过分关心；瞎忙、瞎操心
释义2： n. 流言蜚语
To fiddle; fidget; wiggle, or adjust; to worry about something;a lot of unnecessary worry or excitement about something;
an excessive display of attention or activity
例句
LADY MARY ：Well, where is he?
EVELYN NAPIER： Fussing.He's rather a dandy.（Downton Abbey)
玛丽：他人呢？
伊夫林.纳比尔：挑这挑那的，他可讲究了。（唐顿庄园）
Caroline: Max, you got a blow-out!
Max: Yeah, I'd figured I finally see what all the fuss about getting blown is.(2 Broke Girls)
卡罗琳：麦克斯，你吹头发了！
麦克斯：是的，我想我终于体会到被人吹，为什么总能引起大惊小怪了。（破产姐妹）
ROBERT：Here’ s what I think. Break with Carlisle. He may publish, but we’ll be a house of scandal anyway with Bates’s story. Go to America, stay with your grandmother until the fuss dies down.(Downton Abbey)
罗伯特：我这样想的，和卡莱尔分手。他也许会曝光这件事，但我们已经已经有一屋子的丑闻了，因为贝茨的事。去美国和你外婆住，直到流言蜚语过去。（唐顿庄园）
