上台 (shàng tái): To rise to power (in politics) (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He was a bit nervous when he gave a speech on stage for the first time.

It's inevitable for him to feel a bit nervous on stage for the first time.

Despite feeling timid inside, he mustered the courage to speak on stage.

He felt a bit nervous when giving a speech on stage for the first time.

He was so nervous during his first stage speech that he didn't know what to do.

If the lead singer gets sick, the substitute singer will perform on stage.

Please, all representatives, take the stage in turn to elaborate on your proposals.

After the meeting concluded, the organizers invited all the guests to come on stage for a group photo.

His nervousness at this moment is in no way less than mine before going on stage to give a speech.