steamed

• Descreve alimento cozido no vapor, ou pode descrever um estado de raiva intensa (informal).

Describes food that has been cooked by steam, or can describe a state of being very angry (informal).

1. Cooked with steamA2formalculinary

   Food that has been cooked by exposure to steam.

   Cozido no vapor

   • The steamed vegetables were perfectly tender.
   • She ordered steamed dumplings for appetizers.
   • Steamed fish is a healthy and delicious option.

   Antônimosbakedboiledbroiledfriedgrilledroasted

2. Angry or upsetB1informalamerican

   Feeling very annoyed or angry.

   Furioso

   • He was steamed when he found out about the mistake.
   • She got steamed at the rude comment.
   • Don't get so steamed over a small issue.

   Sinônimosangryannoyedenragedfuriousincensedirateirritatedlividseething

   Antônimoscalmcollectedcomposedsereneunperturbedunruffled

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de cozinhar ou tratar algo com vapor, bem como a emissão ou produção de vapor.

A verb used to indicate the act of cooking or treating something with steam, or to emit or produce steam.

1. Cook with steamA2formalculinary

   To cook food by exposing it to steam from boiling water.

   Cozinhar no vapor

   • She steamed the vegetables for dinner.
   • I prefer to steam fish rather than fry it.
   • Steam the dumplings for about ten minutes.

2. Emit steamB1formal

   To produce or give off steam.

   Emitir vapor

   • The kettle began to steam as the water boiled.
   • The hot pavement steamed after the rain.
   • His breath steamed in the cold morning air.

   Sinônimosexhalefumereekvapor

3. Move using steam powerB2formal

   To travel or move by means of steam power, typically referring to trains or ships.

   Mover-se a vapor

   • The old locomotive steamed across the countryside.
   • The ship steamed into the harbor at dawn.
   • They steamed down the river on a vintage boat.

   Sinônimoschuffchugpuff

4. Be very angryB2informal

   To be extremely angry or furious.

   Estar furioso

   • He was steaming after the argument with his boss.
   • She was absolutely steaming when she heard the news.
   • Don't talk to him right now; he's still steaming.

   Sinônimosboilburnfumerageseethe

   Antônimoscalmcomposecoolsoothe