steam
steam
stim
stim
British pronunciation
/stˈiːm/

Definition & Meaning of "steam"in English

to steam
01

to release hot water vapor into the air

Intransitive
to steam definition and meaning
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Examples
As the kettle heated up, it began to steam, signaling that the water was boiling.
02

to cook using the steam of boiling water

Transitive: to steam food
to steam definition and meaning
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Examples
She loves to steam vegetables for a healthy side dish.
03

(of a ship or train) to travel using engines fueled by steam

Intransitive: to steam to a direction
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The steamship steamed across the Atlantic Ocean, carrying passengers and cargo to New York City.
04

to subject something to hot water vapor for cleaning, sanitizing, or treating purposes

Transitive: to steam sth
example
Examples
The kitchen staff regularly steam the restaurant's stainless steel appliances.
05

to become angry or enraged

Intransitive
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He began to steam when he realized his car had been towed from the no-parking zone.
06

to rise as or turn into vapor

Intransitive
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The hot soup continued to steam as it simmered on the stove.
Steam
01

the hot gas produced when water is heated to the boiling point

Wiki
steam definition and meaning
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Steam rose from the kettle as the water reached its boiling point.
1.1

energy or power produced by the pressure of boiling water vapor

example
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The factory operated using steam from the boilers.
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