steam

UK
/stiːm/
US
/stim/

Übersetzungen

steamsubstantiv
steams
Pl.
The steam from the boiling water fogged up the windows.
Пар от кипящей воды запотел окна.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
steamverb
steamed
Präteritum
steamed
Partizip Perfekt
steaming
Gerundium
UK
/stiːm/
US
/stim/
The engine began to steam after running for hours.
Двигатель начал дымить после нескольких часов работы.
The water will steam away if you leave it on the stove for too long.
Вода испарится, если оставить её на плите слишком долго.
She likes to steam vegetables for a healthy meal.
Она любит парить овощи для здорового питания.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Synonyme
steamadjektiv
UK
/stiːm/
US
/stim/
Used attributively to describe things powered by, producing, or involving steam.

Definitionen

steamsubstantiv
The vapor into which water is converted when heated, forming a white mist of minute water droplets in the air.
The steam from the boiling pot fogged up the kitchen windows.
The power or energy produced by a steam engine or steam turbine.
The old locomotive was powered by steam.
A state of excited or heated activity.
The project gained steam as more people got involved.
steamverb
To emit or give off steam or vapor.
The kettle began to steam as the water reached boiling point.
To cook or treat with steam.
She decided to steam the vegetables to retain their nutrients.
To move or proceed with energy or force.
The train steamed down the tracks at full speed.
To become angry or agitated.
He was steaming after hearing the unfair criticism.
steamadjektiv
Powered by or operated with steam, especially of engines or machinery.
The museum features a restored steam engine.
Relating to or involving steam.
She prefers steam cooking to retain nutrients.