vault
noun
verb
vɔːlt
noun
1
a
room
with
thick
walls
and
a
strong
door
where
money,
jewels
etc
are
kept
to
prevent
them
from
being
stolen
or
damaged
〔贵重财物的〕保管库，保险库，金库
2
a
room
where
people
from
the
same
family
are
buried,
often
under
the
floor
of
a
church
〔常指教堂地下的〕墓穴，墓室
3
a
jump
over
something
跳跃，腾跃
4
a
roof
or
ceiling
that
consists
of
several
ARCHES
that
are
joined
together,
especially
in
a
church
〔尤指教堂的〕拱顶，穹窿
verb
5
to
jump
over
something
in
one
movement,
using
your
hands
or
a
pole
to
help
you
〔用手或竿子撑着〕跳跃，腾跃
The
robber
vaulted
over
the
counter
and
took
$200
in
cash.
抢劫犯跃过柜台抢走了 200 美元现金。
6
to
move
quickly
from
a
lower
rank
or
level
to
a
higher
one
蹿升;
[+
from/to
]
On
Sunday
Michigan
vaulted
from
No.
4
to
the
nation’s
top
team.
星期天密歇根队从第四位一跃成为全国头号球队。