Version

Pronunciation: /ˈvɜːrʒən/

Definitions of version

noun a particular form or variant of something

Example Sentences

A1 I prefer the original version of the song.

A2 Can you email me the latest version of the report?

B1 The new version of the software has some great features.

B2 I downloaded the trial version of the app to test it out.

C1 The director's cut version of the movie includes additional scenes.

C2 The company released a limited edition version of their product for collectors.

adjective describing a specific type or form of something

Example Sentences

A1 I prefer the cartoon version of that movie.

A2 She bought the Spanish version of the book.

B1 The online version of the newspaper is updated more frequently.

B2 I downloaded the latest version of the software.

C1 The director is working on a new version of the play for the upcoming production.

C2 The deluxe version of the album includes bonus tracks and a behind-the-scenes documentary.

Examples of version in a Sentence

formal The latest version of the software includes several new features and bug fixes.

informal Have you seen the new version of that movie? It's so much better than the original.

slang I prefer the old-school version of that song, it just hits different.

figurative She presented a polished version of herself during the interview, hiding her true emotions.

Grammatical Forms of version

• past tense: versioned
• plural: versions
• comparative: more versioned
• superlative: most versioned
• present tense: version
• future tense: will version
• perfect tense: have versioned
• continuous tense: is versioning
• singular: version
• positive degree: version
• infinitive: to version
• gerund: versioning
• participle: versioned

Origin and Evolution of version

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'version' originated from the Latin word 'versio', which means a turning or a translation.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of translating religious texts, the word 'version' has evolved to refer to different forms or editions of something, such as software versions or different interpretations of a story.