steamer
ˈstiːmər
steaming
steamer: cooking appliance that cooks food by steaming
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Noun

1.
appliancecooking appliance that cooks food by steaming
  • She used a steamer to cook the vegetables.
2.
shipDatedvessel powered by steamDated
  • The old steamer crossed the Atlantic in five days.
steamship

Verb

intr.
1.
vapor releaseRareemit steamRare
  • The kettle began to steamer gently on the stove..
steam vaporize
2.
transportationDatedtravel using a steam-powered vehicle or vesselDated
  • We could steamer up the river before the railway arrived.
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Images of steamer

  • steamer: cooking appliance that cooks food by steaming
    cooking appliance that cooks food by steaming
  • steamer: vessel powered by steam
    vessel powered by steam
  • steamer: clam that is usually steamed in the shell
    clam that is usually steamed in the shell
  • steamer: apparatus for steaming wooden beams
    apparatus for steaming wooden beams

Expressions with steamer

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kitchen appliance for cooking rice
She used a rice steamer to prepare dinner.
kitchen device for steaming food in two layers
She used a double steamer to cook the vegetables.
clam usually steamed in its shell
We enjoyed a pot of steamer clams for dinner.
steam vessel propelled by paddle wheels
The paddle steamer cruised down the Mississippi River.
big flat-topped box used for ocean trips on ships
Her grandmother kept letters in a battered steamer trunk upstairs.
steamship used for short trips or tours
The excursion steamer was packed with tourists enjoying the river.

Origin of steamer

Old English, steam (vapor) + -er (agent)

Examples of steamer in a sentence

  • He bought a new steamer for healthier meals.
  • The steamer docked at the port after a long journey.
  • They restored the old steamer to its former glory.
  • The restaurant is famous for its fresh steamers.
  • He enjoyed steamers with melted butter.
  • The steamer was unfazed by his losing streak.

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  1. French:cuiseur vapeur, vaporiser, ...
  2. German:Dampfgarer, dampfen, ...
  3. Italian:vaporiera, emettere vapore, ...
  4. Spanish:vaporizador, soltar vapor, ...
  5. Portuguese:vaporizador, emitir vapor, ...
  6. Chinese:蒸锅, 冒蒸汽, ...
  7. Japanese:蒸し器, 蒸気を出す, ...
  8. Arabic:قِدْر بُخَار, أَطْلَقَ بُخَارًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִיר אִידּוּי, לְהַעֲלוֹת אֲדִים, ...
  10. Russian:пароварка, испускать пар, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пароварка, випускати пар, ...
  12. Hindi:स्टीमर, भाप छोड़ना, ...

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