vaulting

• 形容某事物过于雄心勃勃、超出常规或过分张扬，常用于“不加约束的野心”等表达。

Describes something that is excessively ambitious or overreaching, often used in the phrase 'vaulting ambition'.

1. Excessively ambitious or confidentC1formal

   Revealing or characterized by excessive self-confidence or ambition, often reaching for unattainable heights.

   狂妄自大的

   • His vaulting ambition led him to attempt the impossible.
   • She had vaulting dreams of becoming a world leader.
   • The vaulting confidence of the young entrepreneur impressed some and worried others.

   同义词arrogantgrandioseoverambitiousoverreachingoverweeningpresumptuous

   反义词humblemodestself-effacingunassuming

• 指拱形建筑结构，如拱顶、穹顶；也指马匹腾跃的动作，尤指马术中的跳跃，即马在落下前两条后腿同时离地。

A noun referring to a vaulted architectural structure, or a light leaping motion by a horse where both hind legs leave the ground before the forelegs descend.

1. Architectural structureB2formalart

   A set of arches or a vaulted ceiling in a building, often found in churches, cathedrals, or grand halls.

   拱顶结构

   • The vaulting of the cathedral was intricately decorated.
   • The ancient hall featured magnificent stone vaulting.
   • Restorers carefully repaired the damaged vaulting.

   同义词vault

2. Horse movementC1formalsport

   A type of leap or jump performed by a horse, where both hind legs leave the ground before the forelegs come down.

   马的跳跃

   • The horse executed a perfect vaulting over the fence.
   • Vaulting is a sign of a horse's agility and strength.
   • The rider trained the horse to perform vaulting on command.

• 动词，指用手或撑杆支撑身体跳过某物，也指将某物安全存放或锁藏起来。

A verb used to indicate the act of jumping or leaping over something using the hands or a pole for support, or to store something securely.

1. Jump overB2formal

   To leap or spring over an obstacle using hands or a pole for support.

   跳跃

   • He vaulted over the fence with ease.
   • The athlete vaulted over the bar during the competition.
   • She vaulted across the stream to avoid getting wet.

   同义词boundclearhurdleleapoverleapspring

   反义词fallstumbletrip

2. Bound vigorouslyB2formal

   To move with a powerful, energetic leap or bound.

   跳跃

   • The deer vaulted through the forest clearing.
   • He vaulted out of his chair when he heard the news.
   • The children vaulted across the playground in excitement.

   同义词boundjumpleapspring

   反义词crawlcreepplod