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English - Definition of fuss

n. excitement, confusion, commotion, noise; loud argument, quarrel

v. raise a ruckus over something unimportant; worry, bother, harass

n. foot, body part located at the end of the leg; ft., unit of length equal to 30.48 centimeters; bottom of a page

English To Spanish - fuss

s. bulla, agitación, alboroto, alharaca, bochinche, disturbio, jaleo, ruido; aspaviento, berrinche, remilgos, tremolina

v. quejarse continuamente, expresar inconformidad

English To French - fuss

n. bruit exagéré, chichi, embarras, confusion; agitation; peine, "bruit", "affaire"; discussion

v. faire des histoires; tracasser, agiter quelqu'un

English To German - fuss

n. Aufregung, Wirbel; Mühe, "Lärm", "Theater"; lauter Streit, Diskussion

v. "Lärm machen", viel Lärm um nichts machen; nerven, belästigen

English To Italian - fuss

s. trambusto, confusione; lite, litigio; clamore, chiasso, protesta, (fam) storie; cerimonie, smancerie, complimenti

v. agitarsi, affannarsi, preoccuparsi; affaccendarsi, avere eccessive attenzioni; protestare, far storie

English To Portuguese - fuss

s. afobação, confusão, barulho, ruído, discussão

v. fazer barulho, fazer ruído, criar confusão, fazer tempestade em copo d'água; enervar, irritar, perturbar

English To Russian - fuss

с. суматоха, суета из-за пустяков; суетливый человек; нервное состояние, возбужденное состояние

г. волноваться из-за пустяков, суетиться; приставать с пустяками; ссориться; объясняться

English To Turkish - fuss

f. gereksiz yere telâşlanmak, yaygara koparmak, ince eleyip sık dokumak, titizlenmek, özen göstermek, üzerine titremek, telaşlandırmak

i. telaş, yaygara, velvele, karışıklık, ıvır zıvır bolluğu

German To English - fuss

(der) n. foot, body part located at the end of the leg; ft., unit of length equal to 30.48 centimeters; bottom of a page

English To Albanian - fuss

n. bujë, ankth, trazirë

v. merrem me çikërrima, nervozoj

English To Dutch - fuss

zn. opwinding, onrust; moeite, "lawaai", "zaak", luide diskussie, ruzie

ww. opwinding veroorzaken, onrust zaaien; storm in een glas water; op de zenuwen-, lastig vallen

English To Greek - fuss

ουσ. φασαρία

ρήμ. κάμνω φασαρίαν

German To Dutch - fuss

voet ,poot ,voets

English To ChineseS - fuss

(名) 大惊小怪, 忙乱, 小题大作

(动) 无事自扰, 焦燥, 焦急; 使激动, 使烦燥

English To ChineseT - fuss

(名) 大驚小怪, 忙亂, 小題大作

(動) 無事自擾, 焦燥, 焦急; 使激動, 使煩燥

English To Japanese - fuss

(動) 大騒ぎする; やきもきさせる

(名) 大騒ぎ; やきもきすること

English To Korean - fuss

명. 흥분, 혼동, 수선, 법석, 야단, 소동; 시끄러운 언쟁

동. 하찮은 일에 법석을 떨다; 걱정하다, 애태우다, 안달하다

German To ChineseS - fuss

[der]脚。足。腿。拨弄。步兵。

German To French - fuss

n. base (f), patte (f), jambe (f), pied (m)

German To Italian - fuss

n. zampa (f), base (f), falda (f), piede (m), zoccolo (m), piedistallo (m), fondo (m), pedule (m)

German To Russian - fuss

n. нога (m), ступня (m), лапа (m), ножка (m), подножие (m), основание (m), стопа (m), цоколь (m)

German To Spanish - fuss

n. pie (m), pata (f), poto (m), zócalo (m), zancajo (m)

German To Turkish - fuss

i. ayak (m), taban (m), duraç (m), dağın eteği (m)

Definitions

noun: an angry disturbance Example:He didn't want to make a fuss.

noun: an excited state of agitation

noun: a rapid bustling commotion

noun: a quarrel about petty points

verb: worry unnecessarily or excessively Example:Don't fuss too much over the grandchildren--they are quite big now.

verb: care for like a mother Example:She fusses over her husband.

name: A surname (very rare: popularity rank in the U.S.: #22275)

Dictionarist.com

Synonyms for fuss
1. bother: worry, annoy, whine, stew, whimper, fidget, pester
2. commotion: trouble, activity, fret, complaint, ado, solicitude, bother

Tenses for fuss
Present participle: fussing
Present: fuss (3.person: fusses)
Past: fussed
Future: will fuss
Present conditional: would fuss
Present Perfect: have fussed (3.person: has fussed)
Past Perfect: had fussed
Future Perfect: will have fussed
Past conditional: would have fussed