version
/ˈvəːʃ(ə)n
/noun
1A particular form of something differing in certain respects from an earlier form or other forms of the same type of thing: a revised version of the paper was produced for a later meeting they make yachts in both standard and master versions...
- There are tentative plans to introduce a PDF version of each event.
- They're recording cover versions of hit songs.
- First off, there are several companies that publish English language versions of these games.
Synonyms
sort, kind, type, variety, genre, class, category, style, form, brand, make, model, design
1.1A particular edition or translation of a book or other work: the English version will be published next year...
- Producing translated versions of foreign-language books is the third type of piracy.
- Between these two editions, in 1920, he published his version of Book I of the Elements written in Greek.
- Send me links for translated versions of this website and I'll put them up.
Synonyms
edition, translation, adaptation, rendering, interpretation, variant, variation, form, copy, reproduction, impression, issue, release, instalment, revision
1.2 [usually with modifier] An adaptation of a novel, piece of music, etc. into another medium or style: a film version of a wonderfully funny cult novel...
- What is your opinion of Steven Spielberg's film version of your novel?
- The latest film version of the novel stars Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet.
- In previous film versions of the novel, Robert Newton and Oliver Reed made Sykes a truly fearsome villain.
1.3A particular release of a piece of computer software.Computers with updated versions of anti-virus software should be protected, according to Sans centre....
- It only infected and destroyed computers that had particular versions of this software running.
- The TiVo box is actually a computer using a version of the Linux operating system.
2An account of a matter from a particular person’s point of view: he told her his version of events...
- Each side views its version of Tibetan history as an essential part of its national identity.
- History is a version of events, a story that features a cast of characters much like you and me.
- Some of your own stories, your own version of events don't really make sense.
Synonyms
report, statement, description, record, account, story, tale, history, chronicle, narrative, narration, rendition, rendering, interpretation, explanation, construction, construal, analysis, understanding, reading, impression, side, view
informal take (on)
3 [mass noun] Medicine The manual turning of a fetus in the womb to make delivery easier.
verb [with object]
Create a new version of: (as adjective versioned) versioned software...
- The Schema framework approach creates a decentralized framework of strictly versioned schemas.
- After notice and a period for comments, Creative Commons has versioned the attribution clause in our licenses.
- Well, there are only backups and versioning systems (like CVS) that could give you back the file.
Derivatives
versional
- Its weakness is that it does not include versional and patristic citations - just Greek manuscripts.
- Pop-cultural lexicons are moving towards a type of modulated system based on versional directed traffic.
- Another somewhat technical point involves the identification of pseudo-variants in the versional witnesses.
Origin
Late Middle English (in the sense 'translation'): from French, or from medieval Latin versio(n-), from Latin vertere 'to turn'.
Rhymes
- not in the same street
- not in the slightest
- notion
- notional
- notionalist
- notionality
- notionally
- notionary
- notionist
- notionless
- notion seller
- notions seller
- notions store
- notion store
- notitia
- not just any ——
- Notkerian
- not know from nothing
- not know if one is coming or going
- not know one is born
- not know one's arse from one's elbow
- not know shit
- not know shit from Shinola
- not know someone from a bar of soap
- not know someone from Adam