fussed

英 [fʌst]

美 [fʌst]

adj.  (不)关心的; (不)在意的
v.  瞎忙一气; 过分关心(枝节小事); (为小事)烦恼，忧虑
fuss的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：fussed　过去式：fussed　

BNC.46259

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (不）关心的;(不)在意的
  If you say youare not fussedabout something, you mean you do not mind about it or do not mind what happens.
  1. I'm not fussed as long as we get where we want to go.
     只要我们能到想要去的地方就行，别的我都不在乎。

双语例句

• Other markets were less fussed.
  其他市场没那么大惊小怪。
• For a few moments I fussed with my notes.
  一时间，我纠结着自己的笔记。
• She fussed with a wisp of hair over her ear
  她紧张不安地拨弄耳边的一缕头发。
• A fleet of small tugs fussed up and down continually.
  一队小拖轮来来往往忙个不停。
• The technological information education should be fussed with each subject's teaching to improve the exploring of the experiments;
  将科技信息教育融合于各学科的教学过程，加强实验的探索性；
• I said," I am so sorry that I missed them today& and I shouldn't have fussed at you that way. "
  我歉疚地说：“对不起，我错过了它们。我今天也不应该朝你发火。”
• Clever as well as confident, his easy public manner attests to the inner certainty. He is not overly fussed about being liked.
  在公众场合，他表现得既头脑灵敏又自信满满，这证明了他内心的笃定。对于人们的爱戴，他也没有过于大惊小怪。
• Carol fussed about getting me a drink
  卡萝尔手忙脚乱地要给我弄一杯喝的。
• When the students learned of that, they fussed and asked Miss Sun why when other people were writing compositions, they were making sentences and being treated like high school students.
  学生知道了大闹，质问孙小姐为什么人家作文，他们造句，把他们当中学生看待。
• I'm not fussed as long as we get where we want to go.
  只要我们能到想要去的地方就行，别的我都不在乎。