German VERB B2 Rank 11184

abfeuern

to fire

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abfeuern vs raushauen

to blurt out / to flog off / to splash out

Both verbs describe making a quick, direct statement. „Abfeuern“ particularly emphasizes a rapid succession of questions or comments, while the colloquial „raushauen“ highlights saying or revealing something spontaneously and often without thinking it through. „Abfeuern“ is more suitable for many statements, while „raushauen“ is more suitable for surprising information.

Visual example for raushauen
abfeuern

Die Reporterin feuerte im Interview eine Frage nach der anderen ab.

The reporter fired off one question after another during the interview.

raushauen

Die Reporterin haute im Interview spontan eine private Information raus.

The reporter spontaneously blurted out some private information during the interview.

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