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

婚礼就要开始了 摩妮卡想临阵脱逃，开始！

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

亲爱的，我有点害了。

" To get cold feet" means to get scared.

“冷脚”指的是害。

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

”“让脚变冷”。

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

即时是一些坚定的“持币者”也开始胆怯退缩。

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

我只是临阵退缩，是吗？

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是件有趣的事情。

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

幸的是我的客户突然临阵变卦。

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

但在几个星期内，他就开始临阵退缩了。

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

他老婆犹豫了。我让她打给你了。

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

但是它没“getting cold feet”那么强烈。

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）了。

So that's when you get cold feet.

那就是你临阵逃脱的时候。

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。

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了。

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

只有在这场婚礼上 如果新郎脚凉了 大家会检查他的脉搏。

One thing is true: your cold feet saved you from your hot head.

你胆怯的心理把你从发热的头脑中拯救了出来。

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。

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

我得提醒你啊，临阵退缩已经晚了。

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

对，了就赶紧说。我想因为有人临阵退缩误了事。卡罗琳你呢？