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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. steaming [ingl. am. ˈstimɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈstiːmɪŋ] ADJ.

steaming heat:

steaming: húmedo

in the steaming jungle: en la selva tórrida

a steaming bowl of soup: un plato de sopa humeante

steaming hot as adv.: muy caliente

II. steaming [ingl. am. ˈstimɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈstiːmɪŋ] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.

steaming: atraco m (perpetrado por pandillas armadas en el transporte público)

I. steam [ingl. am. stim, ingl. brit. stiːm] SUST. U

steam: vapor m

the engine is driven by steam: el motor funciona a vapor

full steam ahead!: ¡a todo vapor!

his work is going full steam ahead: su trabajo va viento en popa

to get up steam person/worker:: ponerse en movimiento

to get up steam literal engine/driver:: dar presión

to let off or blow off steam: desahogarse

to let off or blow off steam: dar rienda suelta a su (or mi etc.) indignación (or energía etc.)

to run out of steam person/project:: perder ímpetu

under one's own steam: por sus (or mis etc.) propios medios

under one's own steam atrbv. boiler/locomotive/turbine: de vapor

under one's own steam atrbv. boiler/locomotive/turbine: a vapor

II. steam [ingl. am. stim, ingl. brit. stiːm] V. trans.

1. steam GASTR.:

steam vegetables/rice: cocinar al vapor

steam vegetables/rice: cocer al vapor

steam pudding: cocinar al baño (de) María

steam pudding: cocer al baño (de) María

2. steam (apply steam to) + adj. or adv. compl.:

to steam a letter open: abrir una carta con vapor

he steamed the stamps/the label off: despegó los sellos/la etiqueta con vapor

III. steam [ingl. am. stim, ingl. brit. stiːm] V. intr.

1. steam (give off steam):

steam: echar vapor

steam hot food:: humear

2.1. steam + adv. compl. (move under steam power):

the train steamed into the station: el tren entró en la estación echando vapor

2.2. steam + adv. compl. (move quickly) coloq.:

I was steaming along on my bike: iba volando or a toda velocidad en la bici

our class is steaming ahead: nuestra clase avanza a todo vapor or a toda máquina

I. steam up V. [ingl. am. stim -, ingl. brit. stiːm -] (v + adv)

steam up window/glass:

steam up: empañarse

II. steam up V. [ingl. am. stim -, ingl. brit. stiːm -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

steam up window/glass:

steam up: empañar

to be/get steamed up about sth people are getting steamed up about the issue: se están caldeando los ánimos al respecto

she was all steamed up about his critical remarks: estaba indignada por sus críticas

steam-clean [ˈstiːmkliːn] V. trans.

steam-clean: limpiar al vapor

steam-clean: limpiar con vapor

steam bath SUST.

steam bath: baño m turco

steam bath: baño m de vapor

steam over V. [ingl. am. stim -, ingl. brit. stiːm -]

steam over → steam up

I. steam up V. [ingl. am. stim -, ingl. brit. stiːm -] (v + adv)

steam up window/glass:

steam up: empañarse

II. steam up V. [ingl. am. stim -, ingl. brit. stiːm -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

steam up window/glass:

steam up: empañar

to be/get steamed up about sth people are getting steamed up about the issue: se están caldeando los ánimos al respecto

she was all steamed up about his critical remarks: estaba indignada por sus críticas

steam-driven [ˈstiːmˌdrɪv(ə)n] ADJ.

steam-driven: a vapor

steam-driven: de vapor

steam engine SUST.

1. steam engine MEC.:

steam engine: motor m de vapor

steam engine: motor m a vapor

2. steam engine esp ingl. brit. FERRO.:

steam engine: locomotora f de vapor

steam engine: locomotora f a vapor

steam engine: máquina f de vapor

steam engine: máquina f a vapor

steam iron SUST.

steam iron: plancha f de vapor

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pedado (pedada): steaming drunk coloq.

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I. steam [sti:m] SUST. sin pl.

steam (water vapour):

steam: vapor m

full steam ahead!: ¡a todo vapor!

to run out of steam fig.: perder vigor

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to do sth under one's own steam: hacer algo por sus propios medios

to let off steam: desahogarse

II. steam [sti:m] ADJ.

steam: de vapor

III. steam [sti:m] V. intr. (produce steam)

steam: echar vapor

IV. steam [sti:m] V. trans.

steam: cocer al vapor

steam up V. intr.

1. steam up (become steamy):

steam up: empañarse

2. steam up coloq.:

to get steamed up (about sth): acalorarse (por algo)

steam off V. intr. NÁUT.

steam off: zarpar

steam engine SUST.

steam engine: máquina f de vapor

waste steam SUST. sin pl.

waste steam: vapor m de escape

steam iron SUST.

steam iron: plancha f de vapor

Entrada de OpenDict

steam SUST.

to gain steam: cobrar impulso

to run out of steam: perder fuerza

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vapor (de agua): steam

cocer al vapor: to steam

hálito: steam

humear: to steam

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I. steam [stim] SUST.

steam (water vapor):

steam: vapor m

full steam ahead!: ¡a todo vapor!

to run out of steam fig.: perder fuerza

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let off steam: desahogarse

II. steam [stim] ADJ.

steam: de vapor

III. steam [stim] V. intr. (produce steam)

steam: echar vapor

IV. steam [stim] V. trans.

steam: cocer al vapor

steam up V. intr.

1. steam up (become steamy):

steam up: empañarse

2. steam up coloq.:

to get steamed up (about sth): acalorarse (por algo)

steam bath SUST.

steam bath: baño m turco

steam engine SUST.

steam engine: máquina f de vapor

steam iron SUST.

steam iron: plancha f de vapor

to blow off off steam: desfogarse

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vaporeta: steam cleaner

vaporeta spiradora fam: steam cleaner

vapor (de agua): steam

cocer al vapor: to steam

hálito: steam

limpiador a [o de] vapor: steam cleaner

Present
I	steam
you	steam
he/she/it	steams
we	steam
you	steam
they	steam

Past
I	steamed
you	steamed
he/she/it	steamed
we	steamed
you	steamed
they	steamed

Present Perfect
I	have	steamed
you	have	steamed
he/she/it	has	steamed
we	have	steamed
you	have	steamed
they	have	steamed

Past Perfect
I	had	steamed
you	had	steamed
he/she/it	had	steamed
we	had	steamed
you	had	steamed
they	had	steamed

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

steam iron: plancha de vapor

full steam ahead!: ¡a todo vapor!

to run out of steam fig.: perder vigor

to do sth under one's own steam: hacer algo por sus propios medios

to let off steam: desahogarse

se marchó del hospital por su propio pie: he left hospital under his own steam

destaparse con [o haciendo] algo: to let off steam by doing sth

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

After the episode of apnea, breathing may be faster (hyperpnea) for a period of time, a compensatory mechanism to blow off retained waste gases and absorb more oxygen.

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After apologizing to his family, he is just about to blow off the meeting when it turns out that he's right outside the headquarters.

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Dusty found her and let her blow off some steam by breaking windows in a building he owned then let her hit him until she collapsed in his arms, crying.

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Circuses were rowdy, loud, and often lewd affairs, where country people could gather, blow off steam, and voice political views.

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So how does he blow off steam?

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