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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'steam off' is not correct or usable in written English.
It would make more sense to use the verb phrase 'steam away' instead. Example: The clouds steamed away as the sun rose above the horizon.
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This pool had steam coming off it for two months.
Turn the steam knob to off.
He'll let steam off".
But occasionally, for better or for worse, I need to just let the steam off".
You heard of the need to blow some steam off?" And where is the President in all this?
When the potatoes are cooked, drain, leave them to steam off for a minute or two, then return to the hot pan.
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Drain and let them sit until the steam blows off.
We're praying that he's just blowing off steam".
Having administered that slap to the face of national virtue, Spencer steamed off back to England.
The old wallpaper was steamed off and replaced, the floors sanded and stained, the walls repainted.
What steams off the stage of the Lyttelton is an engrossing family saga.
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