steam-heating
steam-heating is the present participle and gerund of steam-heat.
Meaning of steam-heat
Verb
steam-heat (third-person singular simple present steam-heats, present participle steam-heating, simple past and past participle steam-heated)
- To heat with the use of steam.
- Diesel traction on the "Golden Arrow" - diverted via Chatham because of Sunday engineering work in Sevenoaks Tunnel. The down train is diesel-hauled out of Victoria by Birmingham/Sulzer Type 3 No. D6500 and B.R./Sulzer Type 2 No. D5004 on January 28, 1961; the inner locomotive is provided to...1961 April, Trains Illustrated, page 250, photo caption
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- What is steam-heating the present participle and gerund of?
- Steam-heating is the present participle and gerund of steam-heat.
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