vault

/vɔːlt/

noun

Değerli eşyaları saklamak için güvenli oda

A secure room or compartment used for storing valuables, especially in a bank.

  • The bank keeps gold bars in its underground vault.
  • We need two keys to open the vault.
  • The museum's most precious artifacts are stored in a climate-controlled vault.
  • The national archives constructed a reinforced vault to protect historical documents from fire, floods, and theft.
  • Archaeologists discovered a hidden vault beneath the ancient temple containing ceremonial artifacts and inscriptions.
  • Financial institutions invest heavily in vault security systems that include biometric scanners and motion detectors.
nounarchitecture

Tonozlu tavan veya çatı

An arched structure forming a roof or ceiling, especially in architecture.

  • The cathedral's vault is decorated with beautiful frescoes.
  • Gothic architecture is known for its ribbed vaults.
verb

Ellerle veya sırıkla bir şeyin üzerinden atlamak

To jump over something in a single movement, especially using your hands or a pole for support.

  • He vaulted over the fence and ran away.
  • The athlete vaulted to a new world record.
  • She vaulted onto the horse's back.