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汉语拼音：qiè chǎng

1.演出登场时心中紧张害怕。

2.在人多或严肃的场合下，精神紧张，态度、行动显得不自然。

• By the time I got to college, I had a few tools under my belt for dealing with my fear.

  到我上大学的时候，我为自己准备了些工具来应付我的怯场。

• Then, and even now, walking into a meeting knowing I won't field every question as well as I'd like can be intimidating.

  那时候，甚至是现在，当我得知与人会面时遇到的所有的问题不一定是属于我专长领域或者也不是我喜欢时，我总是难免怯场紧张。

• But stage fright is only half the challenge First you have to figure out what you're going to say.

  但是，怯场还只是这种挑战的一半。首先你得盘算好说些什么。

• As in Chicago, she was seized with stage fright as the very first entrance of the ballet approached, but later she recovered.

  就像在芝加哥一样，到了群舞队首次上场的那一刻，她怯场了，但后来她就恢复了平静。

• It sounds like a bad case of stage fright, that's all. Just take a deep breath. You'll be fine.

  那听起来像是怯场，仅此而已。只要深呼吸。就没事了。

• This anxiety causes the child emotional tension in the examination room, or even fear the phenomenon of stage fright there.

  这种焦虑会使孩子在考场上情绪激动紧张，甚至会因恐惧而出现怯场现象。

• Eager for more, he trained long and hard to overcome stage fright, the jeering of his peers, and the condescension of his neighbors.

  上进的他面对台前同龄人和邻里的冷嘲热讽，为了克服怯场心里，进行了长期艰苦的训练。

• I'd just thrown up, and when I sat down I got stage fright.

  我刚好呕吐过，当我坐下时，我有些怯场。

• Stage fright made clear for her bad performance .

  怯场是她表演不佳的原因。