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脱口而出 (tuōkǒu'érchū) is typically used to describe someone speaking without thinking or planning, often in a spontaneous or impulsive manner. It can also refer to blurting out something that one may not have intended to say.
For example:
- 当被问及他的感受时，他脱口而出地说：“我很开心！” (When asked about his feelings, he blurted out, "I'm very happy!")
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