vault in Spanish
vault in Spanish is bóveda, salto, abovedar — vault means a strong, secure room, especially one used to store money, valuables, or important records.
vault in Spanish
bóveda
salto
abovedar
(transitive) To build as, or cover with a vault.
saltar
(ambitransitive) To jump or leap over with a hand and/or foot on the item for support.
What does "vault" mean?
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noun A strong, secure room, especially one used to store money, valuables, or important records.
"The bank's vault held millions of dollars in cash."
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noun An arched ceiling or roof, or an underground chamber shaped like one, including burial chambers.
"The cathedral's stone vault soared high above the pews."
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verb To jump or leap over something in one motion, usually with a hand or pole for support.
"The gymnast vaulted over the horse with perfect form."
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verb To store something securely, as if in a vault.
"The studio vaulted the unreleased film for decades."
vault in a sentence
- The bank's vault held millions of dollars in cash.
- She kept her jewelry locked in a fireproof vault at home.
- The cathedral's stone vault soared high above the pews.
- The gymnast vaulted over the horse with perfect form.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "vault" in Spanish?
"vault" in Spanish is bóveda, salto, abovedar. vault means: A strong, secure room, especially one used to store money, valuables, or important records.
How do you use "vault" in a sentence?
Example: "The bank's vault held millions of dollars in cash." In Spanish, "vault" is bóveda, salto, abovedar.
Are there other ways to say "vault" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "vault": bóveda, salto, abovedar, saltar.
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