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Meanings of steam in English
Spanish
limpiar al vapor Synonyms
Examples for "wet steam"
Examples for "wet steam"
1
This is done by retaining the moisture first vaporized about the wood, by means of wet steam.
2
This boiler had, in addition to a defective circulation, a decidedly geyser-like action and produced wet steam.
3
After disrobing in locker rooms, spa visitors enter gender-segregated areas that have hot water baths, cold water baths, dry saunas and wet steam rooms.
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Escaping water vapor dulls the cubes' edges and wears their faces down.
2
Along with the oxygen there is water vapor, but it isn't H2O.
3
That's not including water vapor, of which there is a fair amount.
4
Earlier this year, Hubble had detected water vapor and methane on the planet.
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When it's time to eject their spores, mushrooms release water vapor.
Usage of steam in English
1
The Company's main products include electric power, gas and steam, among others.
2
Information Age invention, like the steam engine or electricity-starteda revolution, right?
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Electricity may carry the idea; steam carries the man with the idea.
4
The Energy segment includes the coal-fired steam power plants project in Indonesia.
5
All three major market gauges had opened higher, but quickly lost steam.
6
The first industrial revolution came from new technology - the steam engine.
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Recent economic indicators, however, show the economy is picking up steam again.
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In contrast, the recovery in Europe appears to be picking up steam.
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The Company produces and distributes electricity, steam and water for industrial purposes.
10
The steam ports are next drilled in the top of the boiler.
11
Travel times may well improve, but the initiative might also lose steam.
12
The U.S. economy started the year with a good head of steam.
13
Spray oven or place water in bottom of oven to create steam.
14
Perhaps the odour of alcohol predominated; Lanyard thought of a steam-heated wine-cellar.
15
This the steam from the gas does in all fairly built rooms.
16
By the 1980s, however, the movement threatened to run out of steam.
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Steam across language varieties
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