spill out

• Verbo frasal que indica que un líquido o contenido sale de un recipiente, o que personas o cosas aparecen en gran cantidad desde algún lugar.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of liquid or contents flowing out of a container, or people or things emerging from a place in large numbers.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. informal

   To cause or allow liquid or contents to flow or fall out of a container.

   Derramarse

   • The milk spilled out of the carton when it tipped over.
   • Be careful not to spill out the water from the bucket.
   • The bag broke and all the groceries spilled out onto the floor.

   Sinónimosdischargeemptyescapeleakoverflowpour outrun outslopslosh

   Antónimoscontainholdretain

2. Emerge or spreadinformal

   To come out of a place in large numbers or in a disorganized way.

   derramarse, salir en masa

   • The crowd spilled out of the stadium after the game.
   • People spilled out into the streets to celebrate the victory.
   • The contents of the closet spilled out when the door opened.

   Sinónimosburst outflood outpour out

   Antónimosrecederetreatwithdraw

3. informal

   To tell or reveal information, especially secrets or emotions, often unintentionally.

   revelar información

   • She spilled out all her feelings during the conversation.
   • He spilled out the details of the plan without thinking.
   • The witness spilled out the truth under pressure.

   Sinónimosblabblurt outconfessdisclosedivulgegive awayleakrevealspill the beanstattle

   Antónimosconcealhidesuppresswithhold

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