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Meanings of steam (steams) in English
Usage of steams in English
1
When the cauldron steams, dance about the fire and sing this song.
2
See, they are running along the platform as the train steams out.
3
Smokes and steams drifted in sullen clouds and lurked in the hollows.
4
There's the knock, and the Great Western sails, or steams rather, to-morrow.
5
It steams up eyeglasses and feels like an iron on your skin.
6
Even if the battleship steams away the submarine should be capable of following.
7
His big bath steams plump now, full as the Jordan river.
8
Vaginal steams have also gained popularity among women who are trying to conceive.
9
A boat that steams away will live to fight another day.
10
A pessimist steams ahead too, but he gets ready for trouble.
11
So there she steams safe and sound to the town wharf!
12
It's right out of Franju and that famous work which literally steams of it.
13
It breathes reassurance; it steams consolation; after a weary day it promotes sociability .
14
Interwaste general manager Derek Richardson says the company steams because incinerating isn't an option.
15
But the boat, turning the point, steams up the harbour and Dinard falls away.
16
I smell them already-theirexquisite perfume steams and lingers in this moist, heavy air.
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Frequent collocations
Translations for steams
Russian
Catalan
Steams through the time
Steams across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common