fussiness
noun[U]
DISAPPROVINGuk/ˈfʌs.i.nəs/us/ˈfʌs.i.nəs/fussinessnoun[U](TOO MUCH CARE)
thequalityof beingdifficulttopleaseorshowinganunnecessaryamountofcareorworryabout something that is notimportant:
过分挑剔;大惊小怪Thewaiterwasattentiveto thepointof fussiness.服务员周到地过分。
- In herroleas Juliet'snursesheswingswildlyfromcomicimpatiencetomaternalfussiness.
- He is aVirgo, whosetraitsincludefussiness,perfectionismand atendencytoworry.
- Hecomplainedabouttheirofficiousness,theirfussiness andtheirinabilitytoletwellalone.
Wanting everything to be right
- anally
- anally retentive
- choosy
- cover all the basesidiom
- dot the i's and cross the t'sidiom
- finicky
- fuss
- fussbudget
- fussily
- fusspot
- pedant
- pedantic
- pedantically
- pedantry
- perfectionism
- punctiliously
- punctiliousness
- purism
- purist
- stickler
fussinessnoun[U](TOO MUCH DETAIL)
thequalityof having too muchdecorationand too manysmalldetails:
过分装饰,过于繁琐Idislikethe fussiness of thecollar, withitsdecorativebows.我不喜欢这个带蝴蝶结、装饰过度的衣领。
- It'sincrediblehow so muchlushdetailcan beincludedwithout atraceof fussiness.
- Thesongsaresungwithrequisitenuanceyetneverdescendinto fussiness.
- The fussiness of thedecorgave theroomadatedair.
Not attractive to look at
- back end
- be no oil paintingidiom
- be not much to look atidiom
- bleakly
- bleakness
- chintzy
- excrescence
- gracelessly
- hatchet-faced
- have a face like the back end of a busidiom
- hideous
- hideousness
- homeliness
- pretty
- pretty-pretty
- reptilian
- scrappily
- scrappy
- vulgarity
- vulgarly
fussinessnoun[U](OF BABY)
US
thequalityin ababyofcryinga lot and beingdifficulttocalm:
(婴儿)爱哭闹,烦躁Keep aneyeout forsymptomssuch as fussiness,unusualsleepiness, ordifficultyfeeding.留意诸如烦躁、异常嗜睡或喂食困难等症状。
- One oftheirbiggestchallengeshas been Sylvia'sunexpectedfussiness,refusaltonapduring thedayand need to beheldall thetime.
- When youintroducea newfoodwatchfor suchreactionsasrashes,diarrhea,vomiting, and fussiness.
Feeling sad and unhappy
- a dog's lifeidiom
- angsty
- be cut upidiom
- be down in the mouthidiom
- be in a funkidiom
- be in bitsidiom
- distraught
- distressed
- dog
- doleful
- lovelorn
- lovesick
- low-spirited
- lugubrious
- lugubriously
- wistfully
- woe
- woe is meidiom
- woebegone
- woeful
See
fussy