How is the word histoires translated from French to English

Agitation ou inquiétude inutile à propos d'une petite chose.

Unnecessary excitement or worry about something small.

noun
English translation
fuss

Examples with “histoires”

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  • N'en fais pas toute une histoire pour une tasse cassée. Don't make a fuss over a broken cup.

  • Arrête de faire des histoires et assieds-toi. Stop fussing and sit down.

  • C'est quoi, toutes ces histoires ? What's all the fuss about?

  • Elle fait des histoires pour chaque détail de la table. She fusses over every detail of the table.

  • La nouvelle règle a fait des histoires parmi le personnel. The new rule caused a fuss among the staff.

  • Pourquoi fais-tu tant d'histoires à propos du bruit ? Why do you fuss so much about the noise?

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FAQ about “histoires”

How is “histoires” translated from French?
“histoires” translates into English as “fuss”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “histoires” mean?
Meaning of “histoires”: Agitation ou inquiétude inutile à propos d'une petite chose. In English — “fuss”.
What part of speech is “histoires”?
“histoires” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “histoires”?
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