But no one has to muster up courage to enter a less pretentious antique shop.

而对不太装腔作势的古玩店，无论是谁都不用壮着胆子才敢往里进。

A peasant recognized the king, and was able to muster up a crowd to attack the carriage.

一个农民认出了国王，并召集了一群人攻击马车。

The woman is obviously perplexed and musters up her courage, and says, Mahatma, thank you very much.

那个女人很困惑，她鼓起勇气说圣雄，非常感谢。

One day, Liaoyuan mustered up the courage to confront Yan.

一日，燎原鼓起勇气与严对峙。

Apparently, this is all the park service could muster up.

显然 公园就只能派这两个来了。

I mustered up every ounce of courage inside me to not let my fear get the best of me.

我鼓起内心的每一分勇气，不让恐惧战胜我。

However, he remembered some of the English words he had learned and mustered up the courage to approach them.

但是，他记住了一些他学过的英语单词，并鼓起勇气接近它们。

Sometimes we muster up enough courage to say " Excuse me, that person needs that seat" , but we're not gonna be too confrontational about it.

" 对不起，那个人需要那个座位。" 但我们不会说得特别强势，不会有有攻击性。

And it can be difficult muster up the courage to ask for someone else's time when we've never met them before.

当我们从未见过别人时，鼓起勇气向他们询问时间是很困难的。

But he knocked with as good a countenance as he could muster up, and presented the other envelope to him who opened.

但他尽量装出一副好脸色敲了敲门，把另一个信封递给打开的人。

She mustered up her little remaining strength, rushed by the Monk ere He perceived her design, and bent her course rapidly towards the voices.

她鼓起仅剩的一点力气， 在僧侣察觉她的意图之前冲了过去， 并迅速转向那些声音。

She took control and mustered up an army  to meet the York forces at the Battle of Blore Heath in 1459. Richard of York was  declared a traitor shortly afterward.

在 1459 年的布洛尔希思战役中，她控制并集结了一支军队与约克军队会师。不久之后，约克的理查德被宣布为叛徒。

So as an international English speaker, who struggles with networking in English, how can you muster up the motivation needed to engage in those opportunities and do it with confidence in English, maybe even enjoy it.

那么，作为一名在用英语进行社交方面遇到困难的国际英语使用者，您如何才能鼓起动力去抓住这些机会，并用英语充满信心地去做，甚至享受它呢？

I'd really like you to call Kirk, who was 95 years of age and tell him, I just might be able to muster up enough energy to go out and have dinner with him that night.

我真的很想你给95岁的，柯克打电话，告诉他，那天晚上我也许可以鼓起足够的精力出去和他共进晚餐。

Now, I often get asked: how do you muster up the courage to have those kinds of conversations, especially if you're not in a leadership position, or you work in a place that does not value that kind of openness and honesty?

现在，我经常被问到：你是如何鼓起勇气进行这类对话的， 尤其是如果你不是领导职位，或者你在一个不重视这种开放和诚实的地方工作？