blurt
英 [blɜ:t] 美 [blɜrt]

vt.

突然说出；脱口而出；漏出；

变形

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

双语释义

v.(动词)

1. vt. 突然说出，脱口而出 say (sth which should not be said) suddenly and without thinking

英英释义

blurt[ blə:t ]

• v.utter impulsively

  "He blurted out the secret"

  同义词：blurt outblunder outblunderejaculate

词组短语

blurt out开始说话，脱口而出

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. He blurted out the bad news before I can stop him.
   我还没来得及阻止他，他已冲口说出了这个坏消息。
2. You will find yourself able to blurt them out at the right time.
   你会发现你终能将它们都脱口而出.
3. What made him blurt out such a remark?
   他怎么突然迸出这句话来?

权威例句

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