English-Spanish translation for "fuss"

fuss {noun} (also: cuddle, pampering)

fuss {noun} (also: riot, din)

fuss {noun} (also: gesticulation)

to fuss [fussed|fussed] {v.t.} [coll.]

     to make a fuss

     to fuss around

     to make a great fuss

No time to fuss?

If not, what is all the fuss about?

And no one in America is making any fuss about it.

It is totally pointless to return dwell on this fuss.

Ever wonder what all the fuss over home networks is about?

Their screams of distress are often lost in all the fuss of the media.

I should like to express my annoyance at the fuss just made by Mrs Van der Laan.

Fortunately, with Windows 7, my devices work together without a lot of fuss.

The MEDA programmes have always been surrounded by too much fuss, and they still are.

In short, a lot of fuss has been made about nothing and Parliament has not achieved any results.

Plus the built-in Bluetooth® wireless connectivity means there’s no fussing with cords, cables, or transceivers.

Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, I do not understand what all the fuss is about.

There has been a lot of fuss made about my report in the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy.

Mr President, I think those of you who know me in this House, will know that I am not one to make a fuss.

The fuss that is made about it is completely unwarranted and not in the interests of public health and the environment.

My impression is that there has been a great deal of fuss about speeding up procedures, but at the expense of political substance.

These rich countries boast about the fact that they no longer make a fuss about the gigantic amounts which these poor countries owe them.