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steam English-French

vapeur f

steam engine English-French

locomotive f à vapeur

steam up English-French

s'embuer

steam engine in engine English-French

locomotive à vapeur

steam British & World English

the vapour into which water is converted when heated, forming a white mist of minute water droplets in the air

steam English-Italian

vapore m

in steam in steam British & World English

(of a steam locomotive) ready for work, with steam in the boiler

steam age British & World English

the time when trains were drawn by steam locomotives

steam tug British & World English

a tug that is powered by steam

under steam in steam British & World English

(of a machine) being operated by steam

steam bath British & World English

a room that is filled with hot steam for the purpose of cleaning and refreshing the body and for relaxation

steam beer British & World English

an effervescent beer brewed chiefly in the western US

steam gauge British & World English

a pressure gauge attached to a steam boiler

steam heat British & World English

heat produced by steam, especially by a central heating system in a building or on a train or ship that uses steam

steam iron British & World English

an electric iron that emits steam from holes in its flat surface, as an aid to ironing articles that are completely dry

steam organ British & World English

a fairground pipe organ that is driven by a steam engine and played by means of a keyboard or a system of punched cards

steam power British & World English

power that is applied to an engine by the force of steam

steam table British & World English

(in a cafeteria or restaurant) a table with slots to hold food containers which are kept hot by steam circulating beneath them

steam-tight British & World English

not allowing steam to pass through

steam train British & World English

a train that is powered by a steam engine

steam iron English-German

Dampfbügeleisen

steam iron English-Italian

ferro m [da stiro] a vapore

steam boiler British & World English

a container such as that in a steam engine in which water is boiled to generate steam

steam engine British & World English

an engine that uses the expansion or rapid condensation of steam to generate power

steam hammer British & World English

a large steam-powered hammer used in forging

steam jacket British & World English

a steam-filled casing that is fitted around a cylinder in order to heat its contents

steam shovel British & World English

an excavator that is powered by steam

steam turbine British & World English

a turbine in which a high-velocity jet of steam rotates a bladed disc or drum

steam engine English-German

Dampflok[omotive]

steam engine English-Italian

locomotiva f

pick up or get up speed in speed British & World English

(of a vehicle) go faster; accelerate

get up or pick up steam in steam British & World English

generate enough pressure to drive a steam engine

let or blow off steam in steam British & World English

get rid of pent-up energy or strong emotion

steam distillation British & World English

distillation of a liquid in a current of steam, used especially to purify liquids that are not very volatile and are immiscible with water

steam up in steam British & World English

become or cause something to become covered or misted over with steam

steam in in steam British & World English

start or join a fight

steam ˈup English-German

beschlagen

steam up English-Italian

appannarsi

steam up English-Spanish

empañarse

full steam or speed ahead in full1 British & World English

with as much speed or energy as possible

run out of steam in steam British & World English

lose impetus or enthusiasm

under one's own steam in steam British & World English

(with reference to travel) without assistance from others

steam aˈhead English-German

rasche Fortschritte machen