Tratar como grave un problema trivial o inexistente.
To treat a trivial or nonexistent problem as a serious one.
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See how the word “hacer una montaña de un grano de arena” is used in sentences
¿Por qué siempre haces una montaña de un grano de arena? — Why do you always make something out of nothing?
Con su creatividad es capaz de sacar algo de la nada. — She can make something out of nothing with her creativity.
Cuando está estresada, suele hacer un drama de cualquier cosa. — She tends to make something out of nothing whenever she's stressed.
¿Cómo consiguió sacar algo de la nada en ese proyecto? — How did he make something out of nothing in that project?
No hagamos hoy una montaña de un grano de arena en la reunión. — Let's not make something out of nothing today at the meeting.
Con este presupuesto tan ajustado tenemos que sacar algo de la nada. — We need to make something out of nothing for this tight budget.
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