Dampf
Definition
Dampf is a German noun that translates to “steam” in English. It refers to the gaseous form of water that is produced when water is heated to its boiling point. Dampf is often associated with heat, pressure, and power.
Opposite
The opposite of Dampf is Kondensat, which means “condensate.” While Dampf is generated by heating water, Kondensat refers to the condensed form of steam when it cools down.
Synonyms
- Wasserdampf - water vapor
- Heißdampf - superheated steam
- Nassdampf - wet steam
Examples
- Der heiße Dampf erhitzte die Luft im Raum. (The hot steam heated up the air in the room.)
- Die Lokomotive erzeugte Dampf, um sich vorwärts zu bewegen. (The locomotive produced steam to move forward.)
- Wenn Wasser kocht, entsteht Dampf. (When water boils, steam is produced.)
Dampf plays a significant role in various applications, such as generating power in steam turbines, powering locomotives, and providing heat for industrial processes.\ Visit YouGlish.com