vaults

Pqononsiyasyon: US [vɔlt] UK [vɔːlt]

Angle pou Kreyòl Ayisyen tradiksyon

v.	1. preskočiti nešto, posebno koristeći svoje ruke ili stup te podupirati 2. iznenada netko staviti u uspješan ili važan položaj; odjednom poboljšati ili uspjeti
n.	1. podzemne sobe gdje ljudi ' s tijela zakopana, posebno u crkvi; snažno zaštićenu sobu u banci gdje novac, zlato, itd. čuva se 2. Zakrivljena strukturu koja podržava ili oblika krova, posebno u crkvi 3. preskočiti nešto, posebno koristeći svoje ruke ili stup te podupirati

Above in the velvet vault the stars burned hot.
Sous: E. F. Benson
Looking..across the vast expanse, with the wide blue sky vaulted over it.
Sous: J. Bryce
The teenage attacker..vaulted the counter and ran off up the street.
Sous: Auckland Star

Pale Angle vaults ka pa gen modification.
Te baze sou vaults, nouvo pawòl ki te fòme pa pandan l ajoute yon lèt nan kòmansman oubyen mouri
a - alstuv
f - valutas
Pi kout Anglè tou nan vaults :
al als alt alts as at la las last lat lats lav lavs lust luv luvs sal salt sat sau saul sault slat slut ta talus tas tau taus tav tavs ulva ulvas us ut uta utas uts vas vast vat vats vatu vatus vau vault vaus
Lis pi kout Anglè tou nan vaults.
Lis tout pale anglè Pale anglè konmanse ak vaults, Pale anglè ki gen vaults ni ni Pale anglè mete fen ak vaults
Ak menm pozisyon, Pale anglè ki ap fòme pa anyen pou : v vau vault vaults a ul t s
Te baze sou vaults, tout pale anglè ki te fòme pa chanje yon lèt
Kreye nouvo pale anglè ak menm pè lèt: va au ul lt ts
Jwenn pale anglè yo konmanse ak vaults ak nan pwochen lèt
Pale anglè konmanse ak vaults :
vaults
Pale anglè ki gen vaults :
vaults
Pale anglè mete fen ak vaults :
vaults

v.	1. to jump over something, especially using your hands or a pole to support you 2. to suddenly put someone in a successful or important position; to suddenly improve or succeed
n.	1. an underground room where people’ s bodies are buried, especially under a church; a strongly protected room in a bank where money, gold, etc. is kept 2. a curved structure that supports or forms a roof, especially in a church 3. a jump over something, especially using your hands or a pole to support you