vault

structure(结构)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   An arched structure forming a roof or ceiling, typically in a church or public building.

   （尤指教堂或公共建筑的）拱顶；穹顶

storage(储存)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A secure room, often found in banks, with reinforced walls and a sturdy door, designed to protect money and valuables.

   （尤指银行的）金库；保险库

   • The bank's vault was equipped with advanced security systems.

     银行的金库配备了先进的安全系统。

   • The jewelry was stored securely in the vault.

     珠宝被安全地存放在保险库中。

   • They carefully moved the valuable artwork into the vault.

     他们小心翼翼地将珍贵的艺术品搬进金库。

chamber(室)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A burial chamber located beneath a church or a small structure within a cemetery.

   （教堂的）地下墓室；（墓地的）墓穴

   • Several generations of the family were laid to rest in the vault.

     这个家族的几代人都安息在这个墓穴中。

   • The ancient vault was well-preserved.

     这个古老的墓穴保存得很好。

   • They held a solemn funeral for him in the family vault.

     他们在家族墓穴中为他举行了一场庄严的葬礼。

1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)

   To jump over an obstacle by using one's hands or a pole for support.

   （用手支撑或用撑竿）跳跃；撑竿跳

   • The athlete vaulted effortlessly over the fence.

     运动员轻松地撑越过栅栏。

   • She vaulted over the hurdle and continued her run.

     她越过跨栏并继续奔跑。

   • His impressive vaulting skills captivated the audience.

     他令人印象深刻的撑跳技巧吸引了观众。

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2. Transitive(及物动词)formal(正式)

   To elevate someone or something to a significantly higher position or status.

   （使）突然晋升；（使）跃居

   • The promotion vaulted her into the company's leadership.

     这次晋升让她跃居公司领导层。

   • The innovative technology vaulted the company to the forefront of the industry.

     这项创新技术使公司跃居行业前沿。

   • The victory vaulted him into the status of a national icon.

     这场胜利使他跃居国家偶像的地位。