The wedding is about to start when Monica gets cold feet. Go!

婚礼就要开 摩妮卡想临阵脱逃，开！

You know, honey, I'm getting cold feet.

亲爱的，我有点害怕。

" To get cold feet" means to get scared.

“冷脚”指的是害怕。

It's the only wedding where if the groom gets cold feet, they check his pulse.

只有在这场婚礼上 如果新郎脚凉 大家会检查他的脉搏。

But within a couple of weeks, he started to get cold feet.

但在几个星期内，他就开临阵退缩。

Even some hardened " hodlers" have been getting cold feet.

即时是一些坚定的“持币者”也开退缩。

To get cold feet means to become afraid about something at the last minute.

" 临阵退缩" 是指在事情发前一秒害怕。

But the night before his business is to open, Sam gets cold feet.

但是开业的前一晚，山姆临阵退缩（get cold feet）。

Getting cold feet is no fun – outdoors or in conversation.

" get cold feet（临阵退缩）" 在户外或是交际中都不是件有趣的事情。

The wife's getting cold feet. I told her to call you.

他老婆犹豫。我让她打给你。

In early September, however, Peitzel got cold feet and wanted to back out.

但在9月初，佩策尔临阵退缩想要退出。

Unfortunately, my client has developed a case of cold feet.

不幸的是我的客户突然临阵变卦。

Oh, what a great idea, slippers! Usually you only wear socks in the house and get cold feet.

这真是好主意，拖鞋！你在家里通常只穿袜子，结果脚都冷冰冰的。

Now this is another idiom that has a very similar meaning to 'to get cold feet'.

这个习语和“to get cold feet”的意思非常相近。

Now it's not quite as strong as getting cold feet.

但是它没“getting cold feet”那么强烈。

Well, I hate to break it to you, but it's a little late for cold feet.

我不得不提醒你啊，临阵退缩已经晚。

Yeah, cold feet speak now. I don't want this going wrong because someone chickens out. Caroline?

对，怕就赶紧说。我不想因为有人临阵退缩误事。卡罗琳你呢？

It's just cold feet, isn't it?

我只是临阵退缩，不是吗？

So, for example: " to get cold feet" .

”“让脚变冷”。

To get cold feet means to become afraid to do something you had already decided to do.

" get cold feet" 意思是害怕做你已经决定好要做的事情。