vault
/vɔːlt/Definitions
1. noun
A strong room or compartment in a building, especially one used for storing valuable items or for protecting something.
“The museum had a vault where the priceless artifacts were kept.”
2. verb
To store something in a vault or a secure place.
“The bank will vault the gold reserves in a secure facility.”
3. verb
To jump over something, especially an opponent, in sports such as football or rugby.
“The quarterback vaulted over the defender to make the touchdown.”
4. noun
A raised structure or platform, especially one used for jumping or vaulting in sports.
“The gymnast landed safely on the vault after her routine.”
5. noun
A hidden or secluded place, especially one used for secret activities or for protecting something.
“The spy had a vault of information about the enemy’s plans.”