American English
/ˈvɚ.ʒn̩/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
a particular form of a product, program, document, or idea that is different from another form
Practice out louda particular form of a product, program, document, or idea that is different from another form
I downloaded the latest version of the app.
This version of the report has fewer errors.
latest version · new version · software version
a/an + adjective + version of + noun
the latest version of + noun
what someone says happened, especially when it may be different from what another person says
Her version of events was very different.
The police asked him to give his version of what happened.
version of events
someone's version of + event
give + your version of + events
a form of a book, film, song, or play that has been adapted or translated for a different language, audience, or medium
I prefer the Spanish version of the song.
The film version of the novel was very popular.
film version
the [language] version of + noun
a film version of + noun
a person's account of what happened
His version of events changed later.