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Meanings of steamed off in English
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Usage of steamed off in English
1
It seemed like the late afternoon light actually steamed off his fur.
2
And that of course made the merchantman safe-shesteamed off in triumph.
3
We steamed off at once to Soukhoum, and there disembarked the expedition.
4
Below, the warm mists of the dales steamed off under the beating sun.
5
Then the train steamed off, and he felt glad that all was over.
6
Carrying a party of invited guests, the Clermont steamed off at one o'clock.
7
Marsh gladly bid the desolate place farewell as they steamed off into the night.
8
They reversed their engines and steamed off into the open sea with all possible speed.
9
The cruiser and destroyer took big sweeps once more and steamed off behind us towards Cattaro.
10
Wisps of yellow smoke steamed off the stone and the scent of oranges filled the room.
11
Slowly I steamed off the surface moisture.
12
The train with the naval detachment and its guns steamed off, and we gave it a feeble cheer.
13
Magical sparks flickered and died in the coating, which steamed off almost as quickly as it had appeared.
14
After you steamed off, and left me gazing nervously out to sea like a deserted fisher's wife, I-
15
He took the raft in tow and steamed off down river to the headquarters Free State post of the Upper River.
16
On Thursday morning the "Flitter" steamed off down the bay, and the flight of the prodigal grand-son was on.
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Steamed off across language varieties
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