| 释义 |
1 [/vɔːlt; vɔlt/] n 用法:
1 arched roof; series of arches forming a roof 拱券; 拱顶:
fan vaulting, ie vaults wherethe arches have ribs, like a fan 扇形拱券. =>illus at App 1见附录1插图, page viii. 用法:
2
(a) cellar or underground room used for storing things at a cool temperature 地窖; 地下室:
`wine-vaults 酒窖.
(b) similar room beneath a church or in a cemetery, used for burials （教堂或坟场的）地下墓室:
in the family vault 在家族的地下墓室中. 用法:
3 similar room, esp in a bank and protected by locks, alarms, thick walls, etc, used for keeping valuables safe （设於地下的）金库, 保险库（尤指银行的）. 用法:
4 covering like an arched roof 拱券状覆盖物:
(rhet 修辞) the vault of heaven, ie the sky 苍穹（天空）. vault 2
[/vɔːlt; vɔlt/] v [I, Ipr] ~ (over sth) jump in asingle movement over or onto an object with the hand(s) resting on it or with the help of a pole （用手或竿支撑）跳跃:
vault (over) a fence 用手支撑跳过篱笆墙 *
The jockey vaulted lightly into the saddle. 那骑师用手一按马背轻身跃上了马鞍. *
(fig fml 比喻, 文) vaulting (ie boundless, overreaching) ambition 奢想. vault 3
n jump made in this way 撑物跳跃; 撑竿跳. |