blurt

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈblɜːt/
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• General-American: /ˈblɝt/
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• rhymes with -ɜː(ɹ)t
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• CMU ARPABET: B L ER1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Possibly imitative, or possibly an alteration of Middle English blurden (“to wail, cry out, threaten”), or possibly from Middle English *blerten, *blarten, *blorten, from Old English *blǣrettan, a frequentative or emphatic form of *blǣran (“to blear, bellow, roar”). If so, equivalent to blear + -t.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: quşlamaq — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Bulgarian: издръ́нквам (izdrǎ́nkvam) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Bulgarian: изтъ́рсвам (iztǎ́rsvam) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Catalan: etzibar — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Chinese Mandarin: 脫口而出 /脱口而出 (tuōkǒu'érchū) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Chinese Mandarin: 走嘴 (zǒuzuǐ) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Dutch: uitflappen — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Finnish: höläyttää — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Finnish: möläyttää — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Finnish: töksäyttää — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Finnish: täräyttää — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• French: lâcher — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• French: laisser échapper — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• German: herausplatzen — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• German: ausquatschen — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• German: ausplappern — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• German: raushauen — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Italian: blaterare — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Japanese: 口走る (kuchibashiru) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Korean: 내뱉다 (naebaetda) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Kyrgyz: айтып сал (aytıp sal) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Kyrgyz: айтып кой (aytıp koy) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: сболтну́ть (sboltnútʹ) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: вы́палить (výpalitʹ) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: прогова́риваться (progovárivatʹsja) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: проговори́ться (progovorítʹsja) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: проба́лтываться (probáltyvatʹsja) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: проболта́ться (proboltátʹsja) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Russian: бря́кнуть (brjáknutʹ) — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Spanish: soltar — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Spanish: espetar — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly
• Spanish: encasquetar — to speak suddenly and unadvisedly