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blurt something out
phrasal verb with blurtverbuk /blɜːt/ us /blɝːt/
to say something suddenly and without thinking, usually because you are excited or nervous: 脱口说出，不假思索地说
He blurted everything out about the baby, though we'd agreed to keep it a secret for a while.尽管我们事先商定了要保密一段时间，他还是脱口说出了所有有关孩子的事。
[ + speech ]She suddenly blurted out, "I can't do it!"她突然脱口而出道：“我不能做这件事。”
[ + that ]Late one evening, Gianni blurted out that he loved her.一个深夜，詹尼脱口说出他爱她。
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blurt out something | American Dictionary
blurt out something
phrasal verb with blurtverbus/blɜrt/
to say something suddenly, and without thinking of the results:
At one point, Goetz blurted out, "The subways down there are terrible."
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