stage fright

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Quite often, stage fright arises in a mere anticipation of a performance, often a long time ahead.
很多時(shí)候，在活動(dòng)開(kāi)始前很長(zhǎng)時(shí)間，“怯場(chǎng)”情緒會(huì)隨著對(duì)表縯活動(dòng)的期待而強(qiáng)烈起來(lái)。
This isn’t standard stage fright, where you get sweaty palms before a speech but each one you do becomes easier.
在縯講之前，你可能手心出汗，這是怯場(chǎng)的表現(xiàn)，但經(jīng)歷過(guò)以後，就會(huì)變得容易了。
Recent studies rank the fear of public speaking, a.k.a. stage fright or Glossophobia , in the top 5 of all fears.
近期的研究把對(duì)縯講的害怕，又稱爲(wèi) 怯場(chǎng) 或言語(yǔ)恐怖，排到了對(duì)所有事物恐懼的前5位。

Are you really going to do it, or would you have collaboration fright, a close relative to stage fright?
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People who are brilliant at their expertise, who know more than anyone else, can have terrible stage fright.
FORBES: How can I get over stage fright or nervousness?
The presentation equivalent of stage fright is the pervasive fear of public speaking.
FORBES: Stage Fright

Actors or performers who have stage fright are nervous because they are about to perform.

Stage fright is a feeling of fear or nervousness that some people have just before they appear in front of an audience.