blurts

英 [blɜːts]

美 [blɜːrts]

v. 脱口而出
blurt的第三人称单数

VERB 脱口而出；说漏嘴
If someone blurts something, 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。

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Dont judge them for those comments; treat these blurts as Freudian slips.
不要因为他们的那些评论而对他们加以评判；把这些脱口而出的话看成是弗洛伊德口误。
Finally she blurts out how it's "not working".
终于，她说出了我们是“不可能的”之类的话。
EXAMPLE: When his favorite team is winning, my enthusiastic friend blurts out loud cheers while listening to radio broadcasts of basketball games.
我的朋友在听收音机转播篮球赛，当听到最喜欢的球队获胜时，富有激情的他不禁高声欢呼。
He blurts out all he hears.
他漏嘴说出了他听到的一切。
"Mom, did you hear that?" my seven-year-old blurts," I think it's an owl family."
“妈妈，你听到了吗？”我七岁的儿子突然蹦出一句，“我想那是猫头鹰一家子。”
He blurts out his story to one of his friends over lunch.
在午餐上，不经意地向一位朋友提起此事。