be not fussed (about someone or something)

To not have strong feelings, either positive or negative, about someone or something. A: "Do you still want to try and go to the match tomorrow?" B: "I'm not fussed, to be honest. It would be nice to spend the day with you." A: "Would you like beef or chicken for dinner?" B: "You decide. I'm not fussed about either one."

not be ˈfussed (about somebody/something)

(British English, informal) not mind about something; not have feelings about something: It’d be good to go there, but I’m not that fussed.

词组	be not fussed (about someone or something)
释义	be not fussed (about someone or something) be not fussed (about someone or something) To not have strong feelings, either positive or negative, about someone or something. A: "Do you still want to try and go to the match tomorrow?" B: "I'm not fussed, to be honest. It would be nice to spend the day with you." A: "Would you like beef or chicken for dinner?" B: "You decide. I'm not fussed about either one." See also: fuss, not, someone Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. not be ˈfussed (about somebody/something) (British English, informal) not mind about something; not have feelings about something: It’d be good to go there, but I’m not that fussed. See also: fuss, not Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: agitate agitate against be down on (someone or something) mixed feelings have mixed feelings have mixed feelings (about something) relieve relieve (one's) feelings relieve your feelings keep someone dangling
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