1.突然说出,失口说出,漏出 (out)
1.漏嘴说出的话
1.to say something suddenly and without thinking about the effect it will have, usually because you are nervous or excited
1.'If I were you, I would have held it until the closing time. ' Jack blurts . His intuition tells him so.
‘如果要我说，等收盘时再卖。’杰克脱口说了一句，他觉得应该等等。
2."You could put a cage around it, or an engine, everyone loves speed, " he blurts while jumping rope.
“你可以加装个笼子或者引擎。大家都喜欢飙高速。”他一边跳绳一边不假思索地说。
3.When Rafe wipes his runny nose on his sleeve or blurts out a rude word, it never upsets me.
当R用他的袖子擤鼻涕，或者从口里蹦出一些粗话时，我从不生气。
4."China, " he blurts. He's laughing so hard he can't speak. I glare at him from the deck.
“中国，”他脱口而出，笑得几乎说不出话来，我在阳台上盯着他。
5.Goodness me, it makes him sad. He thereupon blurts out a goodbye and rings off hastily.
于是，他随口说了句道别的话，把电话挂断。
6.Out the door, Bud turns back. Blurts.
巴德走出门又转过身来，突然说。
7." my seven-year-old blurts. " I think it was an owl family.
我那七岁的孩子嚷嚷了起来，“我觉得那是一家子猫头鹰在叫！”
8.Blurts out answers before questions have been completed.
问题说完之前就抢答。
9."We cannot count the number, " blurts out Asha Hussein; she and the other women weep.
“数不清……”阿莎•侯赛因不假思索地说，讲到这儿，她和其他女人都啜泣不已。
10."Mom, did you heat that? " my seven-year-old blurts, "I think it was an owl family. "
“妈妈，您听到了吗？”我7岁的孩子囔道，“我觉得那是一头猫头鹰一家子在叫。”