steam
বাষ্প
definition
verb
a mug of coffee was steaming at her elbow
give off or produce steam.
steam the vegetables until just tender
cook (food) by heating it in steam from boiling water.
noun
He came out of the bathroom a few minutes after trailing steam and heated droplets of water.
the vapor into which water is converted when heated, forming a white mist of minute water droplets in the air.
translation of 'steam'
verb
বাষ্পস্নান করান,
ভাপে রাঁধা
noun
কর্মশক্তি,
বাষ্পশক্তি,
বাষ্প,
ভাপ,
ধোঁয়া
example
Bury's East Lancashire Railway has been given the green light to 'steam' ahead with plans to renovate the town's historic Bury Transport Museum.
For example, when you boil water, it takes the gaseous form of 'steam' , but this gas doesn't react with oxygen in the air.
You may also notice clouds of 'steam' magically rising from out of the ground around the city and wonder what is going on.
the anticorruption drive gathered 'steam'
He came out of the bathroom a few minutes after trailing 'steam' and heated droplets of water.
Remove the plastic wrap and 'steam' the bread until cooked.
The movement for reparations from countries engaged in the African slave trade is building up a head of 'steam' .
a 'steam' locomotive
Work is expected to 'steam' ahead in October on a u00a33 million centre in u2018forgottenu2019 Horton Grange.
Without warning a cloud of white 'steam' poured forth from the rock wall in front of her, and she lost her footing momentarily.
Once the campaign gathered 'steam' , the Trust had to take an interest in the matter, and found that its first lines of defence were inadequate to it.
a cloud of 'steam'
Then the snow and rain turned to steam on the heated road surfaces, this 'steam' floated off like fog, which caused several car accidents.
The second half saw a change of pace as the Rosenallis / Clonaslee lads piled on the pressure and started to dominate the game which saw them 'steam' ahead.
We put in new mahogany faces on the bar counters, re-varnished the tables, 'steam' cleaned the carpets, had the chairs recovered and put in new curtains.
Just brown the pasta in oil first, add broth and cook until the pasta is tender, then 'steam' some seafood quickly on top.
'steam' was rising from the mugs of coffee
Matt moved to the front of the car and picked up the hood to unleash another huge cloud of white 'steam' .
The canal-side 'steam' powered the weaving mill, in Clitheroe Road, which was built before 1879 and added to in 1891 and 1910.
It is an approach that gains 'steam' as the movie moves forward and gives the film's climax a powerful sense of the inevitable.
Hence I hit the mike with a full head of 'steam' , overcharged and full of momentum.
In these cases, well operators sometime use a steam drive, or continuous 'steam' injection, to force the oil out.
Hundreds of flights to and from the midwestern and northeastern United States were cancelled on Saturday and road traffic slowed to a crawl as the storm gathered 'steam' .
He entered the navy a midshipman in the era of cannon balls and oak hulls powered by sail, and retired as admiral of a fleet of steel, powered by 'steam' , that fired huge shells thousands of yards.
But they really started to get up a head of 'steam' when the United Nations started to take credit for the work that the American military was doing.
To cook raw chestnuts, you can either roast, 'steam' , or boil them - or throw them in a rice cooker like I did this time around.
the warm air had begun to 'steam' up the windows
Nuclear power plants used enriched uranium as fuel to make 'steam' to turn turbines which generate electricity.
The most important category is the generation of electric power from geothermal 'steam' .
The German habit of experimenting came to the fore even at such a time, and there were many detail variations as well as major ones, such as condensing the exhaust 'steam' .
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