v.脱口而出

原形：blurt第三人称单数：blurts过去式：blurted过去分词：blurted现在分词：blurting

I blurted out the secret.
我脱口漏出了这个秘密。
I blurt out the bad news.
我冲口说出了这个坏消息。
He blurted everything out.
他不假思索地说出了一切。
He blurted out the answer before anyone else could even think.
他不假思索地脱口说出了答案，别人还没来得及思考。
She accidentally blurted out the secret she had promised to keep.
她不小心说漏了嘴，把她承诺要保守的秘密给泄露了。
The nervous candidate blurted a joke, breaking the tension in the interview room.
紧张的求职者突然冒出一个笑话，打破了面试室里的紧张气氛。
I didn't mean to blurt it, but the excitement just took over.
我本没想脱口而出，但兴奋之情难以自控。
He tried to hold back the tears but ended up blurting his emotions to his friend.
他努力忍住泪水，结果却对着朋友一股脑儿倾诉了自己的情感。
In a moment of frustration, she blurted out her resignation without thinking about the consequences.
在一阵沮丧中，她未经深思就冲动地说出了辞职的话，没有考虑到后果。
The child blurted the truth when asked where the broken vase came from.
当被问到破碎的花瓶从何而来时，孩子不由自主地说出了真相。
He blurted an apology as soon as he realized his mistake.
他一意识到自己的错误，就立刻脱口而出道歉。
It's best not to blurt sensitive information in a public setting.
最好不要在公共场合脱口说出敏感信息。
She blurted a greeting when she saw her long-lost friend across the street.
当她在街对面看到久违的朋友时，不由自主地喊出了问候。