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1 fuss
{fʌs}
I. 1. суетене, щуране, шетня, шум, врява, бъркотия, нервничене
to make a FUSS about протестирам срещу, вдигам голям шум за, правя голям въпрос от
to make a great FUSS of прекалявам с грижите си за
to get into a FUSS обърквам се, шашардисвам се, нервирам се
2. дребна кавга
II. 1. тревожа (се), безпокоя (се), суетя се, сърдя (се), оплаквам се, карам се, дразня (се)
2. прекалявам с грижите си, отрупвам с внимание (over, around)
отделям много внимание (за фризура, тоалети и пр.) (with)* * *{f^s} n 1. суетене, щуране, шетня; шум, врява; бъркотия; нервнич(2) {f^s} v 1. тревожа (се), безпокоя (се), суетя се; сърдя (се)* * *шетня; шум; щуране; суетене; суетня; тревога; тревожа; безпокойство; безпокоя; бъркотия; врява; грижа;* * *1. i. суетене, щуране, шетня, шум, врява, бъркотия, нервничене 2. ii. тревожа (се), безпокоя (се), суетя се, сърдя (се), оплаквам се, карам се, дразня (се) 3. to get into a fuss обърквам се, шашардисвам се, нервирам се 4. to make a fuss about протестирам срещу, вдигам голям шум за, правя голям въпрос от 5. to make a great fuss of прекалявам с грижите си за 6. дребна кавга 7. отделям много внимание (за фризура, тоалети и пр.) (with) 8. прекалявам с грижите си, отрупвам с внимание (over, around)* * *fuss[fʌs] разг. I. n 1. безпокойство, тревога; суетене, суетня, щуране, шетня; шум, врява, дандания; бъркотия; to make a ( kick up) \fuss about вдигам (голям) шум за нищо; правя демонстрация от; to make a great \fuss of прекалявам с грижи за; he'll make an awful \fuss той ще направи голям въпрос; 2. човек, който се безпокои за дреболии; II. v 1. тревожа (се), безпокоя (се); дразня (се), ядосвам се за нищо (често с about); to \fuss over ( around) прекалявам с грижите си; 2. карам се.
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