spill out
US /spɪl aʊt/
UK /spɪl aʊt/
1.
salir a borbotones, derramarse
to flow or fall out of a container or place in large quantities
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The crowd began to spill out of the stadium after the concert.
La multitud comenzó a salir del estadio después del concierto.
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Water began to spill out of the overflowing bathtub.
El agua comenzó a derramarse de la bañera desbordada.
2.
salir a la luz, desbordarse
to reveal or disclose information, often unintentionally or uncontrollably
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The truth began to spill out during the intense interrogation.
La verdad comenzó a salir a la luz durante el intenso interrogatorio.
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His emotions seemed to spill out in his passionate speech.
Sus emociones parecían desbordarse en su apasionado discurso.