fussy是什么意思_fussy的中文翻译_用法_简单造句

英['fʌsi]美['fʌsi]

adj. 过分装饰的；谨慎的；挑剔的；唠叨的，抱怨的

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双解
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词法

adjective(形容词)

过分挑剔的；难以满足的
过分装饰的，过于繁琐的
（婴孩）难以取悦的，难缠的

双解例句

adjective(形容词)

过分挑剔的；难以满足的
All my children were fussy eaters.
我所有的孩子都挑食。
He's so fussy about the house – everything has to be absolutely perfect.
他对房子太挑剔了——所有东西都必须绝对完美。
“Why am I still single?” “You're too fussy – that's your problem!”
“我怎么还是单身？”“你太挑剔了―这就是你的问题！”
过分装饰的，过于繁琐的
They've got those curtains that tie up with big bows – they're a little bit fussy for my taste.
他们那些窗帘都打着大蝴蝶结——在我看来装饰得有点花哨。
（婴孩）难以取悦的，难缠的
It seems that the baby is always fussy at dinnertime.
那个小孩好像在吃晚饭时总是很难缠。

小知识

If you’re fussy, you’re all about the little details. You want the dressing on the side, you want your collar just so, and you want the place mats arranged at a 90-degree angle.

The word fussy came into English in the 19th century, but it’s a good bet that people have been fussy since the beginning of time. If you’re fussy, you’re really picky about your needs and requirements. You might be fussy about your food and refuse to eat cauliflower. You’re rarely satisfied — that can be annoying! Fussy can also describe something that has too much going on, like a fussy shirt that has ruffles, buttons, and a large floral pattern.