pour out

US /pɔːr aʊt/

UK /pɔːr aʊt/

1.

to express one's feelings or thoughts freely and fully

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She needed to pour out her heart to a friend.

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He would often pour out his frustrations in his diary.

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confide express reveal unburden vent

2.

to cause a liquid to flow out of a container

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He began to pour out the water from the bucket.

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The machine will automatically pour out the correct amount of coffee.

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spill discharge empty drain

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pour pour into pour your heart out pour scorn on out-and-out outing out of