Fussy
[ 'f?si ]
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adj. 大驚小怪的;難取悅的;易煩惱的;（衣著，字句等上）充分講究的;
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Jennifer Hart was a fussy, middle-class woman.
詹尼弗·哈特是個喜歡無事自擾的中產(chǎn)階級婦女。
He's not fussy who he rents his room to.
他對于把房子租給誰并不講究。
He is a fussy eater.
他是個挑剔的食客。
His insistence upon precision of language is apt to seem fussy.
他斤斤計較文字的精確性，有時到了小題大作的程度。
This attitude seemed to me unduly fussy.
在我看來這種態(tài)度過于大驚小怪。
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fussy
adj
(-ier, -iest) (usu derog 通常作貶義)
1 nervously active or excited about small things （對小事）神經(jīng)過敏的, 緊張不安的
fussy parents 過分操心的父母
a fussy manner 緊張不安的舉止.
2 ~ (about sth) giving too much close attention to detail, etc and therefore difficult to please 挑剔的
Our teacher is very fussy about punctuation. 我們的老師對標點符號非常重視.
Don't be so fussy (about your food). 你別那麼挑食.
3 (of clothes, design, etc) too full of detail or decoration （指服裝、 設計圖樣等）零碎兒太多的, 裝飾太多的
a fussy pattern 過分裝飾的式樣.
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*['f?si]a. 易怒的, 愛挑剔的, 難取悅的, 易煩惱的
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I think you'd better fly somewhere in the west.
我認為你最好先飛到西部的一個地方。
As Fred was going in the same direction, he walked along with the tourist.
因為游客與弗雷德走的是同一個方向，他便與游客一道同行。
He quickly became the leader.
他很快就成了領袖。