英语词汇vault怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ vault /ˈvɑːlt/ noun

plural vaults

¹ vault

/ˈvɑːlt/

noun

plural vaults

Learner's definition of VAULT

[count]

: an arched structure that forms a ceiling or roof拱顶；穹隆

They gazed up at the vault of the cathedral.他们抬头凝视着这座大教堂的拱顶。

— sometimes used figuratively to refer to the sky有时用作比喻，指天空

the vault of heaven苍天

: a locked room where money or valuable things are kept金库；保险库

a bank vault银行金库

: a room or chamber in which a dead person is buried墓穴；墓室

— compare ³vault

² vault /ˈvɑːlt/ verb

vaults; vaulted; vaulting

² vault

/ˈvɑːlt/

verb

vaults; vaulted; vaulting

Learner's definition of VAULT

: to jump over (something)跃过；跳过；翻过

[+ object]

The dog vaulted the fence.那条狗跳过了篱笆。

especially : to jump over (something) by using your hands or a pole to push yourself upward（尤指靠双手或撑杆）跳跃，翻越

[+ object]

She vaulted the fence easily.她轻易地翻过了那道篱笆。

[no object]

— often + over

She put her hands on the top of the fence and vaulted over it easily.她双手放在篱笆上，一下子就翻了过去。

chiefly US : to move suddenly and quickly into a better position跃升；蹿升

[no object]

The team vaulted [=jumped] into the lead.这支队跃居第一。
She vaulted to fame [=she suddenly became famous] when her first movie was a hit.她因首部影片的火爆而一举成名。

[+ object]

The success of the movie vaulted her to fame.那部影片的成功使她一举成名。

— vaulter

/ˈvɑːltɚ/ noun, plural vaulters [count]

She's the first vaulter [=pole-vaulter] to clear that height.她是第一个跃过那一高度的撑竿跳运动员。

³ vault /ˈvɑːlt/ noun

³ vault

/ˈvɑːlt/

noun

Learner's definition of VAULT

[noncount]

: a jump that is made over something especially by using your hands or a pole to push yourself upward撑手跳；撑竿跳

The gymnast performed a difficult vault.体操运动员表演了一个有难度的撑手跳跃。

— see also pole vault

— compare ¹vault

单词	vault
释义	vault (verb) vault (noun) vault 6 ENTRIES FOUND: vault (noun) vault (verb) vault (noun) vaulted (adjective) vaulting (adjective) pole vault (noun) ¹ vault /ˈvɑːlt/ noun plural vaults ¹ vault /ˈvɑːlt/ noun plural vaults Learner's definition of VAULT [count] 1 : an arched structure that forms a ceiling or roof拱顶；穹隆 They gazed up at the vault of the cathedral.他们抬头凝视着这座大教堂的拱顶。 — sometimes used figuratively to refer to the sky有时用作比喻，指天空 the vault of heaven苍天 2 : a locked room where money or valuable things are kept金库；保险库 a bank vault银行金库 3 : a room or chamber in which a dead person is buried墓穴；墓室 — compare ³vault ² vault /ˈvɑːlt/ verb vaults; vaulted; vaulting ² vault /ˈvɑːlt/ verb vaults; vaulted; vaulting Learner's definition of VAULT 1 : to jump over (something)跃过；跳过；翻过 [+ object] The dog vaulted the fence.那条狗跳过了篱笆。 especially : to jump over (something) by using your hands or a pole to push yourself upward（尤指靠双手或撑杆）跳跃，翻越 [+ object] She vaulted the fence easily.她轻易地翻过了那道篱笆。 [no object] — often + over She put her hands on the top of the fence and vaulted over it easily.她双手放在篱笆上，一下子就翻了过去。 2 chiefly US : to move suddenly and quickly into a better position跃升；蹿升 [no object] The team vaulted [=jumped] into the lead.这支队跃居第一。 She vaulted to fame [=she suddenly became famous] when her first movie was a hit.她因首部影片的火爆而一举成名。 [+ object] The success of the movie vaulted her to fame.那部影片的成功使她一举成名。 — vaulter /ˈvɑːltɚ/ noun, plural vaulters [count] She's the first vaulter [=pole-vaulter] to clear that height.她是第一个跃过那一高度的撑竿跳运动员。 ³ vault /ˈvɑːlt/ noun ³ vault /ˈvɑːlt/ noun Learner's definition of VAULT [noncount] : a jump that is made over something especially by using your hands or a pole to push yourself upward撑手跳；撑竿跳 The gymnast performed a difficult vault.体操运动员表演了一个有难度的撑手跳跃。 — see also pole vault — compare ¹vault
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