柯林斯詞典fussy /?f?s?/ (fussier,fussiest) 1. ADJ Someone who is fussy is very concerned with unimportant details and is difficult to please. 愛挑剔的[表不滿] She is not fussy about her food. 她不挑食。 返回 fussy劍橋詞典 fussy adjective (NOT EASILY SATISFIED) not easily satisfied , or having very high standards about particular things 過分挑剔的；難以滿足的 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 . 他對房子太挑剔了——所有東西都必須絕對完美。 "Why am I still single ?" "You're too fussy - that's your problem !" “我怎么還是單身？”“你太挑剔了―這就是你的問題！” fussy adjective (DECORATED TOO MUCH) having too much decoration and too many small details , in a way that is not stylish 過分裝飾的，過于繁瑣的 They've got those curtains that tie up with big bows - they're a little bit fussy for my taste . 他們那些窗簾都打著大蝴蝶結(jié)——在我看來裝飾得有點花哨。 fussy adjective (BABY) US A fussy baby is unhappy or difficult to please . （嬰孩）難以取悅的，難纏的 It seems that the baby is always fussy at dinnertime. 那個小孩好像在吃晚飯時總是很難纏。 習語I'm not fussy/fussed 返回 fussy