Meaning of 小题大做
小题大做 means to make a big fuss over a small matter; to make a mountain out of a molehill. Pronounced xiǎo tí dà zuò.
- to make a big fuss over a small matter; to make a mountain out of a molehill
Definitions & Examples
Zhè这
diǎn点
xiǎo小
shì事
nǐ你
jiù就
bié别
xiǎo小
tí题
dà大
zuò做
le了
。
Don't make a big fuss over such a small matter.
Guān官
fāng方
méi媒
tǐ体
pī批
píng评
dì地
fāng方
zhèng政
fǔ府
duì对
zhè这
zhǒng种
xiǎo小
wèn问
tí题
xiǎo小
tí题
dà大
zuò做
。
Official media criticized the local government for making a mountain out of a molehill regarding this minor issue.
Tā他
duì对
hái孩
zi子
de的
měi每
yī一
gè个
xiǎo小
cuò错
wù误
dōu都
xiǎo小
tí题
dà大
zuò做
，
ràng让
hái孩
zi子
yā压
lì力
hěn很
dà大
。
He makes a big deal out of every small mistake his child makes, putting a lot of pressure on the kid.