vault
US /vɑːlt/
UK /vɑːlt/
1.
cassaforte, cripta
a large room or chamber used for storage, especially an underground one
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The bank keeps its money in a secure vault.
La banca tiene i suoi soldi in una cassaforte sicura.
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They discovered an ancient vault beneath the castle.
Hanno scoperto un'antica cripta sotto il castello.
2.
volta
a roof in the form of an arch or a series of arches, typically found in churches or other large buildings
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The cathedral's magnificent stone vault soared above them.
La magnifica volta in pietra della cattedrale si innalzava sopra di loro.
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The ancient Roman baths featured intricate mosaic floors and grand arched vaults.
Le antiche terme romane presentavano intricati pavimenti a mosaico e grandi volte ad arco.
1.
saltare, scavalcare
to jump or leap over something, especially by resting one's hands on it or with the aid of a pole
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He managed to vault over the fence with ease.
È riuscito a saltare la recinzione con facilità.
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The gymnast will vault over the apparatus.
Il ginnasta salterà l'attrezzo.