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大惊小怪dà jīng xiǎo guàiall the excitement (/fuss); a storm in a teacup;a tempest in a barrel(/bucket/teapot); be surprised or alarmed at sth perfectly normal; get all stirred up over nothing;get excited over a little thing;jittery for nothing; kick up a shindy; make a terrible (/great) fuss (/ado/to-do) about (/over) nothing (/trifles); make mountains out of molehills; much cry and little wool;raise a false alarm
❍ 原来是这个事！ 也要～，磕头礼拜的，甚么要紧？(《儒林外史》377) You didn’t have to put on such an act—kowtowing and pleading for such a trifle!/到底是干什么的呀？这么～的！ (《老舍剧作选·龙须沟》40) Well,what are they doing? What’s all the excitement about?/这当什么，又叫太太着急！ 他们总是这样～。(《红楼梦》1494) Why all this fuss? Why upset the mistress for no reason at all?/凤姐忙收了怯色，反喝道：“死了罢了！有什么～的！”(《红楼梦》549) After her initial fright Xifeng put on a bold face. “If she’s dead,she’s dead，”she retorted. “What’s all the fuss about?”/玉才，出了什么事，这样～的？(《高玉宝》153)What’s up,Yucai? Why are you so worked up?/南北统一，业已八年，天津也来挂一颗小小的头颅，以示全国一致，原也不必～的。(《鲁迅选集》Ⅲ—271) North and South have been unified now for eight years;so if Tianjin also hangs up one small human head to demonstrate the national unity,this is nothing to wonder at.
❍ 这是什么要紧的事，也这般～！(《儒林外史》232) Why get so excited over a little thing like this?/心里想：“怪不得，好大一座铜钟哩！也闹不清到底能卖多少钱，也值得这么～？”(梁斌《红旗谱》 2)“It’s big,all right，” he thought. “But is it worth enough money to make such a stir?” 大惊小怪make a fuss about nothing;have a storm in a teacup;be alarmed at sth apparently normal 大惊小怪dà jīn xiǎo ɡuài形容对于不足为奇的事情过分惊讶。jittery for nothing, storm in a tempest in a teapot, make a fuss, like a hen with one chicken, raise a false alarm |