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steam iron

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steam iron
n.
A pressing iron that holds and heats water to be emitted as steam on the cloth being pressed.

steam iron
n
(Engineering / Electrical Engineering) an electric iron that emits steam from channels in the iron face to facilitate the pressing and ironing of clothes, etc., the steam being produced from water contained within the iron
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Noun1.steam iron - a pressing iron that can emit steamsteam iron - a pressing iron that can emit steam
smoothing iron, iron - home appliance consisting of a flat metal base that is heated and used to smooth cloth
Translations
steam iron nferro a vapore


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