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Version(medicine)
Version(money)
version(dictionary)
Bipolar version(medicine)
spontaneous version(medicine)
version, foetal(medicine)
Authorized Version(dictionary)
Revised Version, the(dictionary)
alpha version(dictionary)

version (oh)



[Date: 1500-1600; Language: French; Origin: Medieval Latin versio 'turning', from Latin versus; VERSE]
a copy of something that has been changed so that it is slightly different
version of
::a new version of the software
new/modern/final etc version
::the original version of the text
English/German/electronic/film etc version
(=presented in a different language or form)
::a Japanese version of an English play
::I think I preferred the television version.
::the human version of mad cow disease
someone's version of an event is their description of it, when this is different from the description given by another person
version of
::according to the official version of events
::Could Donna's version of what happened that night be correct?
the ... version of sth
a way of explaining or doing something that is typical of a particular group or period of time
the ... version of something of
::the Marxist version of economics
::Is the coffee break the adult version of recess?
-see also cover version at cover 2 (10)