Definition of version in English:

version

noun ˈvəːʃ(ə)nˈvərʒən

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
Example sentencesExamples
- I note that an earlier version of the website listed Mr Corcoran's qualifications, but they have been removed.
- He has noted that his work would present the layman's version of the historical events.
- The truly horrific adaptation, however, remains the 1933 version starring Charles Laughton, titled Island of Lost Souls.
- A media frenzy ensued, and now London-based Salt Publishing has produced a print version of the hugely popular anthology.
- Click here to download, circulate and distribute a PDF version of this article.
- The version given to mourners was small and brightly coloured with child-like illustrations depicting favourite Bible scenes.
- Translations are regarded by Muslims as new versions of the holy book, rather than as translations in the conventional sense.
- The channel is also launching a revised version of its' Music Live ' programme.
- I hope you enjoy this year's version of the tale.
- First off, there are several companies that publish English language versions of these games.
- Associate Editors access the PDF version of the manuscript and assign potential reviewers.
- Kay Daly was the first person to publish complete versions of the stolen documents.
- There are tentative plans to introduce a PDF version of each event.
- An edited version of this article recently appeared in The Age.
- The case lacks front USB or FireWire ports, though some steel versions do have those front ports.
- They're recording cover versions of hit songs.
- Actually, I mainly seem to be downloading cover versions and remixes.
- Both versions feature distinct and believable characters, erring on the side of naturalism.
- An expanded version of this essay will appear as a book chapter.
- Fans of this cult classic will be thrilled to see it in its original widescreen version, wall-to-wall with worms!
Synonyms
sort, kind, type, variety, genre, class, category, style, form, brand, make, model, design
1. 1.1 A particular edition or translation of a book or other work.
  the English version will be published next year
  Example sentencesExamples
  Angie will be pleased to learn that the American version of the book comes with a cover that will not threaten her or us with exposure.
  The two magazines became translated versions of each other with an editor who only understood one of the languages.
  I asked how they knew what Jesus exactly said and meant, since there had been so many translations and versions of the New Testament.
  The movie's translated versions in Hindi and Telugu are to be released all over the State on the same day.
  The latest volume includes details of fragments showing third- and fourth-century versions of the Book of Revelations.
  Well, the first version of the book got as far as page proofs.
  The original Gaelic version is available on request.
  There will also be updated versions of already published books.
  Send me links for translated versions of this website and I'll put them up.
  I had originally planned on asking whether there would be a translated version published at the time that you would be coming.
  Between these two editions, in 1920, he published his version of Book I of the Elements written in Greek.
  Since it was so discredited, I felt sure that Dembski would not use the quote in the published version of his book.
  The focus now shifts to the Senate, where supporters hope that an identical version of the bill will soon be passed.
  Producing translated versions of foreign-language books is the third type of piracy.
  The Chinese version of the book will be published in September 2005.
  The final version of the manuscript benefited from the critical comments of R. Maddocks.
  Many copies and versions of legal books were produced.
  I have seen a copy of this letter but believe that the translated version does not make the Government's reasons behind such an order clear.
  It is interesting to note that forthcoming international versions of the book foreground different generic features.
  Here is the revised version of my manuscript.
  Synonyms
  edition, translation, adaptation, rendering, interpretation, variant, variation, form, copy, reproduction, impression, issue, release, instalment, revision
2. 1.2usually 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
  Example sentencesExamples
  The latest film version of the novel stars Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet.
  Rosetta is continuing to acquire and publish electronic versions of classic books.
  Have them record an audio version at the end of the editing process.
  Similarly, movie versions of novels should be as unfaithful as possible.
  In the future, I'll be showcasing more obscure Gold Key comic book versions of great TV shows.
  He has directed television versions of both books and is currently producing a CD-ROM version of the Code Book.
  Filming will shortly begin on a screen version starring US actress Renee Zellweger.
  The exhibit also contains the small model version of this piece in a plexi-glass box mounted to the wall.
  He and his colleague Richard have just come out with the book version of his blog, also called ‘Marketing Playbook’.
  He's a writer applauded by critics worldwide and the film version of his novel The Assault won an Oscar for best foreign film.
  Faber, who dislikes Hollywood films, has no interest in developing film versions of his novels.
  What is your opinion of Steven Spielberg's film version of your novel?
  Parents have similar problems, and firms now produce similarly edited DVD movie versions.
  But in the new film version of Graham Greene's novel The Quiet American, his motives are much more ambiguous.
  Our man will also direct the film version of the novel, which will star Uma Thurman, Daryl Hannah and Lucy Liu.
  In the TV version, eerie music plays as a camera pans over a school playground and then shows a park.
  In previous film versions of the novel, Robert Newton and Oliver Reed made Sykes a truly fearsome villain.
  All the song-laden Tamil films produced during the initial years were film versions of popular plays staged by the drama companies.
  It's unlikely that the written and printed word will be overcome any time soon by electronic versions of books.
  Download the MP3 audio version of this story here.
3. 1.3 A particular release of a piece of computer software.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Fujitsu has launched a humanoid robot - based on a real-time version of the Linux operating system.
  It only infected and destroyed computers that had particular versions of this software running.
  Be sure your browser has the most up-to-date encryption capabilities by using the latest version available from the manufacturer.
  In February an updated version was released on to Swindon's streets.
  The company will also distribute its software with the next versions of America Online Inc's services and Microsoft Corp's MSN.
  Some other problems related to buttons were fixed by downloading a new version of the software.
  Version numbers are, and always have been, meaningless between software providers.
  Computers with updated versions of anti-virus software should be protected, according to Sans centre.
  However, users without the latest version of their anti-virus software may be unable to detect the virus.
  The TiVo box is actually a computer using a version of the Linux operating system.
  The software comes in three versions for homes, cybercafes and schools.
  None of the dealers installed unauthorised versions of software on computers themselves - a practice known as hard-disk loading.
  Symantec plans to develop versions of the software for servers, workstations, laptops and handheld devices.
  With each new version number come more available games but also more power requirements.
  Microsoft will release an updated version of this tool on the second Tuesday of each month.
  It still plans to keep an interest in the operation and will continue to have Linux versions of its software.
  The appliance uses a modified version of Linux for PowerPC and provides an amazing set of features.
  Users have downloaded a beta version of the company's VoIP software.
  You can also download the latest version of the software from ABIT's website.
  Keeping up to date with software and firmware versions is always a task at the forefront of a system administrator's priorities.
2An account of a matter from a particular person's point of view.
he told her his version of events
Example sentencesExamples
- Obviously, that's the edited version of events.
- Which brings up the issues of multiple accounts and versions of a particular royal's last words.
- And these two youngsters give a very pure factual version of what they saw.
- The loopy Loudspeaker of the House has become Washington's version of the crazy uncle your family has to keep up in the attic.
- But the truth, it would seem, is far from the version of events some historians would like to portray.
- Ahmed and Khan then made police statements declaring their version of events to be true.
- His version given in evidence is that he was not admitting to any improper conduct.
- It is a sort of literary version of history from the ground up.
- But in Drury's version, the papers not only exist, but are quoted from at length.
- Now, that's acceptable for a six year old growing up in New England, but we can handle a more accurate version of history.
- History is a version of events, a story that features a cast of characters much like you and me.
- There's only one small problem with Brooks' version of Salvadoran history: It's false.
- Those thinking either version will be a reasonable presentation of straight news should abandon hope right now.
- But at least we still have the ability to go back and look at the actual past, not the Fox News simulated version.
- Some of your own stories, your own version of events don't really make sense.
- As discussed above, the city is the quintessential home of Auster's version of the post-modern poet.
- But as details and a greater understanding emerge, this version remains open to question.
- Since there is no objective version of the problem, there is no definitive solution.
- Each side views its version of Tibetan history as an essential part of its national identity.
- This he has not done, and that is in our view consistent with the fact that his version of events is not credible.
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)
3Medicine
mass noun The manual turning of a fetus in the uterus to make delivery easier.

verbˈvəːʃ(ə)nˈvərʒən

[with object]

Create a new version of.
the English curriculum would then be versioned for Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales
Example sentencesExamples
- Not that versioning is culturally insignificant, but the split in accessibility recast lines between editors and readers in important ways.
- We've versioned, and we're adding new choices - but all subject to the three requirements of simple, machine readable, and reliable.
- Applications can have a consistent interface, allowing them to be versioned, or swapped out wholesale for other applications.
- After notice and a period for comments, Creative Commons has versioned the attribution clause in our licenses.
- The online versioning of campaign messages is one of those opportunities.
- The following mount command makes Unionfs behave as a source code versioning system.
- Well, there are only backups and versioning systems (like CVS) that could give you back the file.
- Properties are versioned, just like file contents.
- That name space is also time versioned, so you could say ‘show me the situation of my archive for yesterday or a week ago.’
- But my own versioning within that tradition has created something different from what the person who passed that tradition on to me works with.
- With the versioning feature, users can add data and make sure it's correct before adding it to a project.
- However, this was released in 2004, meaning the next version released in 2006 might be versioned 2007 for the fun of it.
- The Schema framework approach creates a decentralized framework of strictly versioned schemas.

Derivatives

versional

adjectiveˈvəːʃ(ə)nəlˈvərʒ(ə)n(ə)l

Another somewhat technical point involves the identification of pseudo-variants in the versional witnesses.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hence the EDP / IT department is hassle free of versional changes.
- Pop-cultural lexicons are moving towards a type of modulated system based on versional directed traffic.
- However, there is no textual or versional evidence for such a reading and the compound preposition is not in itself objectionable.
- Its weakness is that it does not include versional and patristic citations - just Greek manuscripts.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'translation'): from French, or from medieval Latin versio(n-), from Latin vertere 'to turn'.

Rhymes

animadversion, aspersion, assertion, aversion, bioconversion, Cistercian, coercion, conversion, desertion, disconcertion, dispersion, diversion, emersion, excursion, exertion, extroversion, immersion, incursion, insertion, interspersion, introversion, Persian, perversion, submersion, subversion, tertian

Definition of version in US English:

version

nounˈvərZHənˈvərʒən

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 produce yachts in both standard and master versions
Example sentencesExamples
- Kay Daly was the first person to publish complete versions of the stolen documents.
- Translations are regarded by Muslims as new versions of the holy book, rather than as translations in the conventional sense.
- There are tentative plans to introduce a PDF version of each event.
- A media frenzy ensued, and now London-based Salt Publishing has produced a print version of the hugely popular anthology.
- Click here to download, circulate and distribute a PDF version of this article.
- The truly horrific adaptation, however, remains the 1933 version starring Charles Laughton, titled Island of Lost Souls.
- He has noted that his work would present the layman's version of the historical events.
- Fans of this cult classic will be thrilled to see it in its original widescreen version, wall-to-wall with worms!
- They're recording cover versions of hit songs.
- An edited version of this article recently appeared in The Age.
- The case lacks front USB or FireWire ports, though some steel versions do have those front ports.
- I hope you enjoy this year's version of the tale.
- Both versions feature distinct and believable characters, erring on the side of naturalism.
- First off, there are several companies that publish English language versions of these games.
- The version given to mourners was small and brightly coloured with child-like illustrations depicting favourite Bible scenes.
- I note that an earlier version of the website listed Mr Corcoran's qualifications, but they have been removed.
- Actually, I mainly seem to be downloading cover versions and remixes.
- Associate Editors access the PDF version of the manuscript and assign potential reviewers.
- The channel is also launching a revised version of its' Music Live ' programme.
- An expanded version of this essay will appear as a book chapter.
Synonyms
sort, kind, type, variety, genre, class, category, style, form, brand, make, model, design
1. 1.1 A particular edition or translation of a book or other work.
  the English version will be published next year
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Chinese version of the book will be published in September 2005.
  Producing translated versions of foreign-language books is the third type of piracy.
  I have seen a copy of this letter but believe that the translated version does not make the Government's reasons behind such an order clear.
  Many copies and versions of legal books were produced.
  Since it was so discredited, I felt sure that Dembski would not use the quote in the published version of his book.
  The focus now shifts to the Senate, where supporters hope that an identical version of the bill will soon be passed.
  It is interesting to note that forthcoming international versions of the book foreground different generic features.
  I had originally planned on asking whether there would be a translated version published at the time that you would be coming.
  There will also be updated versions of already published books.
  Here is the revised version of my manuscript.
  The original Gaelic version is available on request.
  Send me links for translated versions of this website and I'll put them up.
  I asked how they knew what Jesus exactly said and meant, since there had been so many translations and versions of the New Testament.
  The latest volume includes details of fragments showing third- and fourth-century versions of the Book of Revelations.
  Between these two editions, in 1920, he published his version of Book I of the Elements written in Greek.
  The movie's translated versions in Hindi and Telugu are to be released all over the State on the same day.
  The two magazines became translated versions of each other with an editor who only understood one of the languages.
  Angie will be pleased to learn that the American version of the book comes with a cover that will not threaten her or us with exposure.
  The final version of the manuscript benefited from the critical comments of R. Maddocks.
  Well, the first version of the book got as far as page proofs.
  Synonyms
  edition, translation, adaptation, rendering, interpretation, variant, variation, form, copy, reproduction, impression, issue, release, instalment, revision
2. 1.2usually 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
  Example sentencesExamples
  Filming will shortly begin on a screen version starring US actress Renee Zellweger.
  He's a writer applauded by critics worldwide and the film version of his novel The Assault won an Oscar for best foreign film.
  The exhibit also contains the small model version of this piece in a plexi-glass box mounted to the wall.
  The latest film version of the novel stars Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet.
  All the song-laden Tamil films produced during the initial years were film versions of popular plays staged by the drama companies.
  It's unlikely that the written and printed word will be overcome any time soon by electronic versions of books.
  Download the MP3 audio version of this story here.
  What is your opinion of Steven Spielberg's film version of your novel?
  Rosetta is continuing to acquire and publish electronic versions of classic books.
  He has directed television versions of both books and is currently producing a CD-ROM version of the Code Book.
  In previous film versions of the novel, Robert Newton and Oliver Reed made Sykes a truly fearsome villain.
  Our man will also direct the film version of the novel, which will star Uma Thurman, Daryl Hannah and Lucy Liu.
  In the future, I'll be showcasing more obscure Gold Key comic book versions of great TV shows.
  He and his colleague Richard have just come out with the book version of his blog, also called ‘Marketing Playbook’.
  In the TV version, eerie music plays as a camera pans over a school playground and then shows a park.
  Faber, who dislikes Hollywood films, has no interest in developing film versions of his novels.
  Parents have similar problems, and firms now produce similarly edited DVD movie versions.
  Similarly, movie versions of novels should be as unfaithful as possible.
  Have them record an audio version at the end of the editing process.
  But in the new film version of Graham Greene's novel The Quiet American, his motives are much more ambiguous.
3. 1.3 A particular release of a piece of computer software.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Version numbers are, and always have been, meaningless between software providers.
  Computers with updated versions of anti-virus software should be protected, according to Sans centre.
  Fujitsu has launched a humanoid robot - based on a real-time version of the Linux operating system.
  Users have downloaded a beta version of the company's VoIP software.
  Keeping up to date with software and firmware versions is always a task at the forefront of a system administrator's priorities.
  With each new version number come more available games but also more power requirements.
  In February an updated version was released on to Swindon's streets.
  However, users without the latest version of their anti-virus software may be unable to detect the virus.
  The software comes in three versions for homes, cybercafes and schools.
  The company will also distribute its software with the next versions of America Online Inc's services and Microsoft Corp's MSN.
  It only infected and destroyed computers that had particular versions of this software running.
  None of the dealers installed unauthorised versions of software on computers themselves - a practice known as hard-disk loading.
  It still plans to keep an interest in the operation and will continue to have Linux versions of its software.
  Symantec plans to develop versions of the software for servers, workstations, laptops and handheld devices.
  Be sure your browser has the most up-to-date encryption capabilities by using the latest version available from the manufacturer.
  You can also download the latest version of the software from ABIT's website.
  The appliance uses a modified version of Linux for PowerPC and provides an amazing set of features.
  The TiVo box is actually a computer using a version of the Linux operating system.
  Microsoft will release an updated version of this tool on the second Tuesday of each month.
  Some other problems related to buttons were fixed by downloading a new version of the software.
2An account of a matter from a particular person's point of view.
he told her his version of events
Example sentencesExamples
- But in Drury's version, the papers not only exist, but are quoted from at length.
- Those thinking either version will be a reasonable presentation of straight news should abandon hope right now.
- But the truth, it would seem, is far from the version of events some historians would like to portray.
- Ahmed and Khan then made police statements declaring their version of events to be true.
- History is a version of events, a story that features a cast of characters much like you and me.
- Obviously, that's the edited version of events.
- As discussed above, the city is the quintessential home of Auster's version of the post-modern poet.
- Which brings up the issues of multiple accounts and versions of a particular royal's last words.
- And these two youngsters give a very pure factual version of what they saw.
- This he has not done, and that is in our view consistent with the fact that his version of events is not credible.
- The loopy Loudspeaker of the House has become Washington's version of the crazy uncle your family has to keep up in the attic.
- Each side views its version of Tibetan history as an essential part of its national identity.
- It is a sort of literary version of history from the ground up.
- Since there is no objective version of the problem, there is no definitive solution.
- There's only one small problem with Brooks' version of Salvadoran history: It's false.
- Some of your own stories, your own version of events don't really make sense.
- But as details and a greater understanding emerge, this version remains open to question.
- His version given in evidence is that he was not admitting to any improper conduct.
- Now, that's acceptable for a six year old growing up in New England, but we can handle a more accurate version of history.
- But at least we still have the ability to go back and look at the actual past, not the Fox News simulated version.
Synonyms
report, statement, description, record, account, story, tale, history, chronicle, narrative, narration, rendition, rendering, interpretation, explanation, construction, construal, analysis, understanding, reading, impression, side, view
3Medicine
The manual turning of a fetus in the uterus to make delivery easier.
1. 3.1 An abnormal displacement of the uterus.

verbˈvərZHənˈvərʒən

[with object]often as noun versioning

Create a new version of.
it's the software for you if you need versioning and group editing
Example sentencesExamples
- But my own versioning within that tradition has created something different from what the person who passed that tradition on to me works with.
- However, this was released in 2004, meaning the next version released in 2006 might be versioned 2007 for the fun of it.
- After notice and a period for comments, Creative Commons has versioned the attribution clause in our licenses.
- With the versioning feature, users can add data and make sure it's correct before adding it to a project.
- The online versioning of campaign messages is one of those opportunities.
- That name space is also time versioned, so you could say ‘show me the situation of my archive for yesterday or a week ago.’
- Not that versioning is culturally insignificant, but the split in accessibility recast lines between editors and readers in important ways.
- Well, there are only backups and versioning systems (like CVS) that could give you back the file.
- Applications can have a consistent interface, allowing them to be versioned, or swapped out wholesale for other applications.
- The Schema framework approach creates a decentralized framework of strictly versioned schemas.
- The following mount command makes Unionfs behave as a source code versioning system.
- Properties are versioned, just like file contents.
- We've versioned, and we're adding new choices - but all subject to the three requirements of simple, machine readable, and reliable.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘translation’): from French, or from medieval Latin versio(n-), from Latin vertere ‘to turn’.

单词	version
释义	Definition of version in English: version noun ˈvəːʃ(ə)nˈvərʒən 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 Example sentencesExamples I note that an earlier version of the website listed Mr Corcoran's qualifications, but they have been removed. He has noted that his work would present the layman's version of the historical events. The truly horrific adaptation, however, remains the 1933 version starring Charles Laughton, titled Island of Lost Souls. A media frenzy ensued, and now London-based Salt Publishing has produced a print version of the hugely popular anthology. Click here to download, circulate and distribute a PDF version of this article. The version given to mourners was small and brightly coloured with child-like illustrations depicting favourite Bible scenes. Translations are regarded by Muslims as new versions of the holy book, rather than as translations in the conventional sense. The channel is also launching a revised version of its' Music Live ' programme. I hope you enjoy this year's version of the tale. First off, there are several companies that publish English language versions of these games. Associate Editors access the PDF version of the manuscript and assign potential reviewers. Kay Daly was the first person to publish complete versions of the stolen documents. There are tentative plans to introduce a PDF version of each event. An edited version of this article recently appeared in The Age. The case lacks front USB or FireWire ports, though some steel versions do have those front ports. They're recording cover versions of hit songs. Actually, I mainly seem to be downloading cover versions and remixes. Both versions feature distinct and believable characters, erring on the side of naturalism. An expanded version of this essay will appear as a book chapter. Fans of this cult classic will be thrilled to see it in its original widescreen version, wall-to-wall with worms! Synonyms sort, kind, type, variety, genre, class, category, style, form, brand, make, model, design 1.1 A particular edition or translation of a book or other work. the English version will be published next year Example sentencesExamples Angie will be pleased to learn that the American version of the book comes with a cover that will not threaten her or us with exposure. The two magazines became translated versions of each other with an editor who only understood one of the languages. I asked how they knew what Jesus exactly said and meant, since there had been so many translations and versions of the New Testament. The movie's translated versions in Hindi and Telugu are to be released all over the State on the same day. The latest volume includes details of fragments showing third- and fourth-century versions of the Book of Revelations. Well, the first version of the book got as far as page proofs. The original Gaelic version is available on request. There will also be updated versions of already published books. Send me links for translated versions of this website and I'll put them up. I had originally planned on asking whether there would be a translated version published at the time that you would be coming. Between these two editions, in 1920, he published his version of Book I of the Elements written in Greek. Since it was so discredited, I felt sure that Dembski would not use the quote in the published version of his book. The focus now shifts to the Senate, where supporters hope that an identical version of the bill will soon be passed. Producing translated versions of foreign-language books is the third type of piracy. The Chinese version of the book will be published in September 2005. The final version of the manuscript benefited from the critical comments of R. Maddocks. Many copies and versions of legal books were produced. I have seen a copy of this letter but believe that the translated version does not make the Government's reasons behind such an order clear. It is interesting to note that forthcoming international versions of the book foreground different generic features. Here is the revised version of my manuscript. Synonyms edition, translation, adaptation, rendering, interpretation, variant, variation, form, copy, reproduction, impression, issue, release, instalment, revision 1.2usually 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 Example sentencesExamples The latest film version of the novel stars Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet. Rosetta is continuing to acquire and publish electronic versions of classic books. Have them record an audio version at the end of the editing process. Similarly, movie versions of novels should be as unfaithful as possible. In the future, I'll be showcasing more obscure Gold Key comic book versions of great TV shows. He has directed television versions of both books and is currently producing a CD-ROM version of the Code Book. Filming will shortly begin on a screen version starring US actress Renee Zellweger. The exhibit also contains the small model version of this piece in a plexi-glass box mounted to the wall. He and his colleague Richard have just come out with the book version of his blog, also called ‘Marketing Playbook’. He's a writer applauded by critics worldwide and the film version of his novel The Assault won an Oscar for best foreign film. Faber, who dislikes Hollywood films, has no interest in developing film versions of his novels. What is your opinion of Steven Spielberg's film version of your novel? Parents have similar problems, and firms now produce similarly edited DVD movie versions. But in the new film version of Graham Greene's novel The Quiet American, his motives are much more ambiguous. Our man will also direct the film version of the novel, which will star Uma Thurman, Daryl Hannah and Lucy Liu. In the TV version, eerie music plays as a camera pans over a school playground and then shows a park. In previous film versions of the novel, Robert Newton and Oliver Reed made Sykes a truly fearsome villain. All the song-laden Tamil films produced during the initial years were film versions of popular plays staged by the drama companies. It's unlikely that the written and printed word will be overcome any time soon by electronic versions of books. Download the MP3 audio version of this story here. 1.3 A particular release of a piece of computer software. Example sentencesExamples Fujitsu has launched a humanoid robot - based on a real-time version of the Linux operating system. It only infected and destroyed computers that had particular versions of this software running. Be sure your browser has the most up-to-date encryption capabilities by using the latest version available from the manufacturer. In February an updated version was released on to Swindon's streets. The company will also distribute its software with the next versions of America Online Inc's services and Microsoft Corp's MSN. Some other problems related to buttons were fixed by downloading a new version of the software. Version numbers are, and always have been, meaningless between software providers. Computers with updated versions of anti-virus software should be protected, according to Sans centre. However, users without the latest version of their anti-virus software may be unable to detect the virus. The TiVo box is actually a computer using a version of the Linux operating system. The software comes in three versions for homes, cybercafes and schools. None of the dealers installed unauthorised versions of software on computers themselves - a practice known as hard-disk loading. Symantec plans to develop versions of the software for servers, workstations, laptops and handheld devices. With each new version number come more available games but also more power requirements. Microsoft will release an updated version of this tool on the second Tuesday of each month. It still plans to keep an interest in the operation and will continue to have Linux versions of its software. The appliance uses a modified version of Linux for PowerPC and provides an amazing set of features. Users have downloaded a beta version of the company's VoIP software. You can also download the latest version of the software from ABIT's website. Keeping up to date with software and firmware versions is always a task at the forefront of a system administrator's priorities. 2An account of a matter from a particular person's point of view. he told her his version of events Example sentencesExamples Obviously, that's the edited version of events. Which brings up the issues of multiple accounts and versions of a particular royal's last words. And these two youngsters give a very pure factual version of what they saw. The loopy Loudspeaker of the House has become Washington's version of the crazy uncle your family has to keep up in the attic. But the truth, it would seem, is far from the version of events some historians would like to portray. Ahmed and Khan then made police statements declaring their version of events to be true. His version given in evidence is that he was not admitting to any improper conduct. It is a sort of literary version of history from the ground up. But in Drury's version, the papers not only exist, but are quoted from at length. Now, that's acceptable for a six year old growing up in New England, but we can handle a more accurate version of history. History is a version of events, a story that features a cast of characters much like you and me. There's only one small problem with Brooks' version of Salvadoran history: It's false. Those thinking either version will be a reasonable presentation of straight news should abandon hope right now. But at least we still have the ability to go back and look at the actual past, not the Fox News simulated version. Some of your own stories, your own version of events don't really make sense. As discussed above, the city is the quintessential home of Auster's version of the post-modern poet. But as details and a greater understanding emerge, this version remains open to question. Since there is no objective version of the problem, there is no definitive solution. Each side views its version of Tibetan history as an essential part of its national identity. This he has not done, and that is in our view consistent with the fact that his version of events is not credible. 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) 3Medicine mass noun The manual turning of a fetus in the uterus to make delivery easier. verbˈvəːʃ(ə)nˈvərʒən [with object] Create a new version of. the English curriculum would then be versioned for Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales Example sentencesExamples Not that versioning is culturally insignificant, but the split in accessibility recast lines between editors and readers in important ways. We've versioned, and we're adding new choices - but all subject to the three requirements of simple, machine readable, and reliable. Applications can have a consistent interface, allowing them to be versioned, or swapped out wholesale for other applications. After notice and a period for comments, Creative Commons has versioned the attribution clause in our licenses. The online versioning of campaign messages is one of those opportunities. The following mount command makes Unionfs behave as a source code versioning system. Well, there are only backups and versioning systems (like CVS) that could give you back the file. Properties are versioned, just like file contents. That name space is also time versioned, so you could say ‘show me the situation of my archive for yesterday or a week ago.’ But my own versioning within that tradition has created something different from what the person who passed that tradition on to me works with. With the versioning feature, users can add data and make sure it's correct before adding it to a project. However, this was released in 2004, meaning the next version released in 2006 might be versioned 2007 for the fun of it. The Schema framework approach creates a decentralized framework of strictly versioned schemas. Derivatives versional adjectiveˈvəːʃ(ə)nəlˈvərʒ(ə)n(ə)l Another somewhat technical point involves the identification of pseudo-variants in the versional witnesses. Example sentencesExamples Hence the EDP / IT department is hassle free of versional changes. Pop-cultural lexicons are moving towards a type of modulated system based on versional directed traffic. However, there is no textual or versional evidence for such a reading and the compound preposition is not in itself objectionable. Its weakness is that it does not include versional and patristic citations - just Greek manuscripts. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'translation'): from French, or from medieval Latin versio(n-), from Latin vertere 'to turn'. Rhymes animadversion, aspersion, assertion, aversion, bioconversion, Cistercian, coercion, conversion, desertion, disconcertion, dispersion, diversion, emersion, excursion, exertion, extroversion, immersion, incursion, insertion, interspersion, introversion, Persian, perversion, submersion, subversion, tertian Definition of version in US English: version nounˈvərZHənˈvərʒən 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 produce yachts in both standard and master versions Example sentencesExamples Kay Daly was the first person to publish complete versions of the stolen documents. Translations are regarded by Muslims as new versions of the holy book, rather than as translations in the conventional sense. There are tentative plans to introduce a PDF version of each event. A media frenzy ensued, and now London-based Salt Publishing has produced a print version of the hugely popular anthology. Click here to download, circulate and distribute a PDF version of this article. The truly horrific adaptation, however, remains the 1933 version starring Charles Laughton, titled Island of Lost Souls. He has noted that his work would present the layman's version of the historical events. Fans of this cult classic will be thrilled to see it in its original widescreen version, wall-to-wall with worms! They're recording cover versions of hit songs. An edited version of this article recently appeared in The Age. The case lacks front USB or FireWire ports, though some steel versions do have those front ports. I hope you enjoy this year's version of the tale. Both versions feature distinct and believable characters, erring on the side of naturalism. First off, there are several companies that publish English language versions of these games. The version given to mourners was small and brightly coloured with child-like illustrations depicting favourite Bible scenes. I note that an earlier version of the website listed Mr Corcoran's qualifications, but they have been removed. Actually, I mainly seem to be downloading cover versions and remixes. Associate Editors access the PDF version of the manuscript and assign potential reviewers. The channel is also launching a revised version of its' Music Live ' programme. An expanded version of this essay will appear as a book chapter. Synonyms sort, kind, type, variety, genre, class, category, style, form, brand, make, model, design 1.1 A particular edition or translation of a book or other work. the English version will be published next year Example sentencesExamples The Chinese version of the book will be published in September 2005. Producing translated versions of foreign-language books is the third type of piracy. I have seen a copy of this letter but believe that the translated version does not make the Government's reasons behind such an order clear. Many copies and versions of legal books were produced. Since it was so discredited, I felt sure that Dembski would not use the quote in the published version of his book. The focus now shifts to the Senate, where supporters hope that an identical version of the bill will soon be passed. It is interesting to note that forthcoming international versions of the book foreground different generic features. I had originally planned on asking whether there would be a translated version published at the time that you would be coming. There will also be updated versions of already published books. Here is the revised version of my manuscript. The original Gaelic version is available on request. Send me links for translated versions of this website and I'll put them up. I asked how they knew what Jesus exactly said and meant, since there had been so many translations and versions of the New Testament. The latest volume includes details of fragments showing third- and fourth-century versions of the Book of Revelations. Between these two editions, in 1920, he published his version of Book I of the Elements written in Greek. The movie's translated versions in Hindi and Telugu are to be released all over the State on the same day. The two magazines became translated versions of each other with an editor who only understood one of the languages. Angie will be pleased to learn that the American version of the book comes with a cover that will not threaten her or us with exposure. The final version of the manuscript benefited from the critical comments of R. Maddocks. Well, the first version of the book got as far as page proofs. Synonyms edition, translation, adaptation, rendering, interpretation, variant, variation, form, copy, reproduction, impression, issue, release, instalment, revision 1.2usually 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 Example sentencesExamples Filming will shortly begin on a screen version starring US actress Renee Zellweger. He's a writer applauded by critics worldwide and the film version of his novel The Assault won an Oscar for best foreign film. The exhibit also contains the small model version of this piece in a plexi-glass box mounted to the wall. The latest film version of the novel stars Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet. All the song-laden Tamil films produced during the initial years were film versions of popular plays staged by the drama companies. It's unlikely that the written and printed word will be overcome any time soon by electronic versions of books. Download the MP3 audio version of this story here. What is your opinion of Steven Spielberg's film version of your novel? Rosetta is continuing to acquire and publish electronic versions of classic books. He has directed television versions of both books and is currently producing a CD-ROM version of the Code Book. In previous film versions of the novel, Robert Newton and Oliver Reed made Sykes a truly fearsome villain. Our man will also direct the film version of the novel, which will star Uma Thurman, Daryl Hannah and Lucy Liu. In the future, I'll be showcasing more obscure Gold Key comic book versions of great TV shows. He and his colleague Richard have just come out with the book version of his blog, also called ‘Marketing Playbook’. In the TV version, eerie music plays as a camera pans over a school playground and then shows a park. Faber, who dislikes Hollywood films, has no interest in developing film versions of his novels. Parents have similar problems, and firms now produce similarly edited DVD movie versions. Similarly, movie versions of novels should be as unfaithful as possible. Have them record an audio version at the end of the editing process. But in the new film version of Graham Greene's novel The Quiet American, his motives are much more ambiguous. 1.3 A particular release of a piece of computer software. Example sentencesExamples Version numbers are, and always have been, meaningless between software providers. Computers with updated versions of anti-virus software should be protected, according to Sans centre. Fujitsu has launched a humanoid robot - based on a real-time version of the Linux operating system. Users have downloaded a beta version of the company's VoIP software. Keeping up to date with software and firmware versions is always a task at the forefront of a system administrator's priorities. With each new version number come more available games but also more power requirements. In February an updated version was released on to Swindon's streets. However, users without the latest version of their anti-virus software may be unable to detect the virus. The software comes in three versions for homes, cybercafes and schools. The company will also distribute its software with the next versions of America Online Inc's services and Microsoft Corp's MSN. It only infected and destroyed computers that had particular versions of this software running. None of the dealers installed unauthorised versions of software on computers themselves - a practice known as hard-disk loading. It still plans to keep an interest in the operation and will continue to have Linux versions of its software. Symantec plans to develop versions of the software for servers, workstations, laptops and handheld devices. Be sure your browser has the most up-to-date encryption capabilities by using the latest version available from the manufacturer. You can also download the latest version of the software from ABIT's website. The appliance uses a modified version of Linux for PowerPC and provides an amazing set of features. The TiVo box is actually a computer using a version of the Linux operating system. Microsoft will release an updated version of this tool on the second Tuesday of each month. Some other problems related to buttons were fixed by downloading a new version of the software. 2An account of a matter from a particular person's point of view. he told her his version of events Example sentencesExamples But in Drury's version, the papers not only exist, but are quoted from at length. Those thinking either version will be a reasonable presentation of straight news should abandon hope right now. But the truth, it would seem, is far from the version of events some historians would like to portray. Ahmed and Khan then made police statements declaring their version of events to be true. History is a version of events, a story that features a cast of characters much like you and me. Obviously, that's the edited version of events. As discussed above, the city is the quintessential home of Auster's version of the post-modern poet. Which brings up the issues of multiple accounts and versions of a particular royal's last words. And these two youngsters give a very pure factual version of what they saw. This he has not done, and that is in our view consistent with the fact that his version of events is not credible. The loopy Loudspeaker of the House has become Washington's version of the crazy uncle your family has to keep up in the attic. Each side views its version of Tibetan history as an essential part of its national identity. It is a sort of literary version of history from the ground up. Since there is no objective version of the problem, there is no definitive solution. There's only one small problem with Brooks' version of Salvadoran history: It's false. Some of your own stories, your own version of events don't really make sense. But as details and a greater understanding emerge, this version remains open to question. His version given in evidence is that he was not admitting to any improper conduct. Now, that's acceptable for a six year old growing up in New England, but we can handle a more accurate version of history. But at least we still have the ability to go back and look at the actual past, not the Fox News simulated version. Synonyms report, statement, description, record, account, story, tale, history, chronicle, narrative, narration, rendition, rendering, interpretation, explanation, construction, construal, analysis, understanding, reading, impression, side, view 3Medicine The manual turning of a fetus in the uterus to make delivery easier. 3.1 An abnormal displacement of the uterus. verbˈvərZHənˈvərʒən [with object]often as noun versioning Create a new version of. it's the software for you if you need versioning and group editing Example sentencesExamples But my own versioning within that tradition has created something different from what the person who passed that tradition on to me works with. However, this was released in 2004, meaning the next version released in 2006 might be versioned 2007 for the fun of it. After notice and a period for comments, Creative Commons has versioned the attribution clause in our licenses. With the versioning feature, users can add data and make sure it's correct before adding it to a project. The online versioning of campaign messages is one of those opportunities. That name space is also time versioned, so you could say ‘show me the situation of my archive for yesterday or a week ago.’ Not that versioning is culturally insignificant, but the split in accessibility recast lines between editors and readers in important ways. Well, there are only backups and versioning systems (like CVS) that could give you back the file. Applications can have a consistent interface, allowing them to be versioned, or swapped out wholesale for other applications. The Schema framework approach creates a decentralized framework of strictly versioned schemas. The following mount command makes Unionfs behave as a source code versioning system. Properties are versioned, just like file contents. We've versioned, and we're adding new choices - but all subject to the three requirements of simple, machine readable, and reliable. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘translation’): from French, or from medieval Latin versio(n-), from Latin vertere ‘to turn’.
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