steam in Greek
steam in Greek is ατμός, υδρατμός — steam means the hot vapor that water turns into when it boils.
steam in Greek
ατμός
Pronounced: atmos
υδρατμός
Pronounced: ydratmos
ατμός
Pronounced: atmos
(figuratively) Internal energy for progress or motive power.
What does "steam" mean?
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noun The hot vapor that water turns into when it boils.
"Steam rose from the pot of boiling pasta."
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noun Energy, momentum, or drive to keep going, especially in "run out of steam" or "pick up steam."
"The campaign lost steam after the initial excitement wore off."
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verb To cook food using steam.
"She steamed the broccoli instead of boiling it to keep more nutrients."
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verb To become angry or worked up.
"He was steaming after losing the argument."
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steam in a sentence
- Steam rose from the pot of boiling pasta.
- The kettle whistled as steam escaped from the spout.
- The campaign lost steam after the initial excitement wore off.
- She steamed the broccoli instead of boiling it to keep more nutrients.
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What is "steam" in Greek?
"steam" in Greek is ατμός, υδρατμός. steam means: The hot vapor that water turns into when it boils.
How do you pronounce ατμός?
"steam" in Greek is ατμός, pronounced "atmos".
How do you use "steam" in a sentence?
Example: "Steam rose from the pot of boiling pasta." In Greek, "steam" is ατμός, υδρατμός.
Are there other ways to say "steam" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "steam": ατμός, υδρατμός.
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