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This idiom is typically used in informal contexts. A common mistake is to use it in situations where someone has intentionally shared information; it should only be used when the remark is unintentional. Be cautious with tonal pronunciation: 脱 (tuō) vs. 托 (tuō) can change the meaning.
脱口而出 is not formally included in HSK levels but connects with commonly learned phrases about speech or communication. Focus on recognizing how idioms encapsulate complex ideas in a few words, which is a key aspect of advanced language use.
Learners often confuse 脱口而出 with intentional statements, using it incorrectly in contexts like planned speeches. For example, saying '他在演讲中脱口而出' (He blurted out during the speech) is incorrect; he should not have 'blurred out' if it was planned.
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How to say to blurt out in Chinese
“to blurt out” in Chinese is脱口而出
脱口而出 is an idiom that means to blurt something out or to say something without thinking, often leading to an indiscretion. It is commonly used in contexts where someone unintentionally reveals information or makes a remark that they later regret.
When to use 脱口而出
This idiom is typically used in informal contexts. A common mistake is to use it in situations where someone has intentionally shared information; it should only be used when the remark is unintentional. Be cautious with tonal pronunciation: 脱 (tuō) vs. 托 (tuō) can change the meaning.
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Learners often confuse 脱口而出 with intentional statements, using it incorrectly in contexts like planned speeches. For example, saying '他在演讲中脱口而出' (He blurted out during the speech) is incorrect; he should not have 'blurred out' if it was planned.
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