English Proverbs: Don't Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill

Making a mountain out of a molehill.

Don't raise unnecessary fuss or create a big problem out of something insignificant.

Don't [dount]:

• Abbr. of do not – don't, refrain from, don't do.

Make [meik]:

• Do, manufacture, produce, build, construct, fabricate, create, compose, write, compile (a document).
• Do, cause, provoke, create.
• Fix (and a bed), arrange, prepare, get ready, set up.
• Form, shape, develop.

Mountain ['mauntin]:

• Mountain.

Out [aut]:

• Out, outside, outdoors.

Of [əv]:

• Possession, authorship, belonging to.
• Direction, moving away, distance from, at.
• Freeing, depriving of.
• Origin, source, cause, agent of, by, from.
• Material something is made of, adjective ending -en, -ous, etc.
• Change in state from.
• Part of a whole, classification, quantity of something of, and without translation.
• Quality, age, name of, with, and without translation.
• Introduces a prepositional object at, from, for, to, with.
• Time from, during.

Out of:

• Out of, outside.

Molehill ['moulhil]:

• Molehill.

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