Vocabulary :
(1) Stare vt. / vi. 盯; 凝視 ; 目不轉睛
Stare at phr. 凝視
Ex.: Billy was bored during the speech, so he stared at his watch.
(2) Sweat n. 汗 ; 水氣 ; 不安
vi. 冒汗
Ex.: There are 20 pairs of eyes staring back at you, suddenly your face becomes red and you start to sweat.
(3) Silly adj. 愚蠢的 ; 笨的 / n. 傻瓜
Ex.: No body want to say something foolish or do something silly.
(4) Fear n. 害怕 ; 恐懼
Ex.: People often feel dear in scary situations.
vi. / vt. 害怕 ; 畏懼
(5) Lessen vi. / vt. 減少 ; 減低
Ex.: Studies show that gaining experience by speaking more can lessen your fear.
(6) Admit vt. 承認 認可 / vi. 容許 許可
Ex.: The student admitted his mistake to the teacher.
(7) Sway n. 搖擺 揮動 / vt. / vi. 搖擺 擺動
Ex.: Breathing slowly can help you remain calm and it can also stop you from swaying from side to side.
Phrase :
(1) Stage fright 怯場
Ex.: It’s my first performance, so I’m having stage fright.
(2) The more………, the more ………. 「越…………, 就越 ………..」
Ex.: The more you get to know Cindy, the more interesting she becomes.
你對 Cindy 了解越多，她就越顯得有趣。
(3) Eye contact 目光交會
Ex.: When speaking, keep people interested by making eye contact with your listener.
(4) Go blank 一片空白
Ex.: My mind is going blank because I don’t understand the question.
