blurted

英 [ˈblɜːtɪd]

美 [ˈblɜːrtɪd]

v.  脱口而出
blurt的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 脱口而出；说漏嘴
  If someoneblurtssomething, they say it suddenly, after trying hard to keep quiet or to keep it secret.
  1. 'I was looking for Sally', he blurted, and his eyes filled with tears.
     “我当时正在在找萨莉”，他脱口而出，眼里噙满了泪水。

双语例句

• In one case Mr Paulson blurted out that he did not want to be account-able to taxpayers.
  有一次，保尔森突然说道，他不想对纳税人负责。
• She has blurted out everything they wanted to keep secret.
  她把他们要保密的事情全讲出去了。
• I finally blurted out my most miraculous guess of the war.
  此为我在战争中最奇异的预言。
• In a conference call Thursday, Bill Ford blurted out, "I love Alan."
  在上周四的电话会议上，比尔•福特脱口而出：“我爱艾伦。”
• In his anger he blurted out the secret.
  他在生气时冲口说出了秘密。
• I just blurted out the whole story.
  我把全部真相都不慎说了出来。
• His wife blurted out: "I know how to stir-fries."
  妻子脱口而出：“我懂得怎样炒菜。”
• He looked up with a pale face and blurted out, I don't know.
  他仰起苍白的脸，脱口而出：我不知道。
• But before anyone could answer, I blurted my most memorable: Vince Carter in the2000 Dunk Contest.
  而我抢在所有人发话之前，将自己最难忘的时刻冲口而出：2000年扣篮大赛，文斯·卡特。
• "Those trains in the window," I blurted before he could speak.
  橱窗里那套火车，不等售货员说话我就脱口而出。