blurt

UK:  [blɜː(r)t]

US:  [blɜrt]

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

v.

1.脱口而出

2.突然说出,失口说出,漏出

n.

1.漏嘴说出的话

1 . One morning as the expert approached and beckoned for him to hold out his hand, he was about to blurt out that he could go on no longer.
一天早上专家过来叫他摊开手，他刚想说他再不能这样继续下去了。

2 . Try to blurt out this sentence on your second visit to a company or office. Everyone will be happy to see you as well.
当你第二次到某家公司或者办公室，最好脱口而出这句话。所有人也会很高兴见到你。

3 . Your neck stretches up as you let out a gasp. Just in time you remember what you have to say, and you blurt it out.
你抬起头然后深呼吸你大声的喘气，这时你想起来你应该说什么了，然后脱口而出。

4 . Likewise, people trying not to think of a specific word continually blurt it out during rapid-fire word-association tests.
与之类似的，虽然试着不去想起某个特定的单词，但在快速的单词联想测试中，人们却不断的将其脱口而出。

5 . You will be able to blurt out a sentence without thinking, just as you can blink your eyes without thinking.
你就能不假思索地脱口而出一个句子，就像你能不假思索地眨眼一样。