version

Definitions

1. noun

   A particular form or type of something.

   Examples

   • This is an updated version of the original design.
   • The software has a new version available for download.
2. noun

   A translation from one language into another.

   Examples

   • The King James Version is a well-known Bible translation.
   • She compared the French version to the English original.
3. noun

   In old-fashioned school use, a piece of writing translated into a foreign language.

   Examples

   • The students prepared their version for Latin class.
   • He struggled with the weekly version homework.
4. noun

   The act of translating from one language to another.

   Examples

   • The scholar was praised for his careful version of the old text.
   • Her version of the poem kept its original rhythm.
5. noun

   One person's account of what happened.

   Examples

   • Each witness gave a different version of events.
   • According to his version, he was not even there.
6. noun

   A particular release of software or a device.

   Examples

   • Make sure you're using the latest version of the app.
   • The bug was fixed in the next version.
7. noun

   A change from one form or direction to another.

   Examples

   • A doctor can sometimes turn a baby to face head down by version.
   • The version of ice into water happens when it melts.
8. noun

   In music, a version of a song with little or no singing.

   Examples

   • The DJ played the version on the B-side.
   • The dub version removed most of the vocals.
9. noun

   In medicine, a tilt of the womb from its normal position.

   Examples

   • The doctor noticed a mild version during the exam.
   • Version of the womb can sometimes cause discomfort.
10. noun

    In medicine, both eyes moving together in the same direction.

    Examples

    • The doctor tested version during the eye exam.
    • Version helps both eyes follow a moving object.