fussy
ব্যস্তবাগীশ
definition
adjective
he is very fussy about what he eats
(of a person) fastidious about one's needs or requirements; hard to please.
translation of 'fussy'
adjective
ব্যস্তবাগীশ,
অতিব্যস্ত
example
They require moderate water and are not particularly 'fussy' about feeding.
I felt that the food then was unnecessarily 'fussy' .
Beginners should avoid difficult, 'fussy' crops such as cauliflower.
‘I'm very choosy in selecting characters, and very 'fussy' about my role,’ she admits.
The low-backed sofa, scattered with plain white and fuzzy-upholstered cushions, is warm and welcoming without being 'fussy' , elaborate, or ornate.
It would come as no surprise to find these pieces described as either French or English, c.1840-50, but the decoration is too ornate and 'fussy' for this period.
They're earthy and considerate lovers: refined, reliable and ready to please - but 'fussy' about surroundings.
Our first built projects were very important because they made us realize how 'fussy' we need to be with details in order to get good results.
I'm horrible to work with; I'm so 'fussy' and picky.
If you find a Stream with a badly worn interior it's either been to the moon and back or had a very hard life, so be 'fussy' and accept only the best.
It's not hard and roses aren't really all that 'fussy' , but the creation of a proper rosebed can mean the difference between mediocre roses and absolutely fabulous ones.
I am old, cynical, bitter, twisted, awkward, difficult, 'fussy' , and generally hard to please.
Many young children go through periods of being 'fussy' eaters and this is a normal part of growing up.
The arrangements are intricate without being 'fussy' or complicated for the sake of it.
This is especially important for veggie or 'fussy' diners who are pernickety about kitchen hygiene or the authenticity of their dishes.
The interior is very smart, not too 'fussy' or full of showy gadgets or dials.
It is hard to understand how anyone can be 'fussy' about the tidiness of his/her own surrounds and yet have no concern for the feelings of the people living near where the plastic bags were dumped.
The Gustavian style - a reaction against 'fussy' rococo interiors - originated in 1770s Sweden and is still popular.
I know, some are 'fussy' and require extra attention while others are completely elusive, but that's part of their charm.
Don't go nuts with 'fussy' extras and garish details.
I would stay away from the clovers, since they can be harder for the 'fussy' stomachs of horses.
In the stuffy room, its walls lined with 'fussy' little ornaments, but no photos of family or friends, I nestled into my brother and promptly fell asleep as only a child can do.
A 'fussy' mother of the Caucasian bride and an over-zealous traditional aunt of the East-Indian groom make this road to marital bliss rougher than it needs to be.
The stage is constantly alive with the details of everyday life, but nothing looks 'fussy' or threatens to interfere with the personalities who dominate the action.
Otherwise Vanessa worked the field once in a while, decorating 'fussy' people's living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and other such rooms.
Second, any man so concerned and 'fussy' about the details of a tooth-pick case is definitely a fop, a dandy.
Lauren took things as they came for the most part, a particular boy band freak, and not too 'fussy' when it came to clothes and makeup.
My mother is very 'fussy' about dogs and she surely tested a dozen before settling on Max.
Once he began to waltz with Katie, these clothes seemed 'fussy' , embarrassingly showy.
Old-fashioned 'fussy' and ornate hearths, by contrast, are out.
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