versions
versions — 名詞
- versionssingular
- versionsesplural
1. one of several distinct forms under which a product, document, creative work, or
版本;型式
同一事物的不同樣式
one of several distinct forms under which a product, document, creative work, or piece of software exists, each differing from the others in specific ways — for instance, a film's director's cut versus its theatrical release, or a free edition of an app versus its paid edition.
Naoko downloaded the latest version of the photo-editing software onto her laptop.
Naoko 把最新版本的修圖軟體下載到她的筆記型電腦上。
version of [software name]
The director's cut is a longer version of the film with extra scenes.
導演剪輯版是這部電影的較長版本,包含額外的場景。
version of [creative work]
An English version of the novel came out six months after the original Korean publication.
這本小說的英文版在韓文原版出版六個月後推出。
Dario tried two versions of the recipe — one with butter, one with olive oil.
Dario 試了兩種食譜版本——一種用奶油,一種用橄欖油。
The free version of the app shows ads, but the paid version does not.
這款 App 的免費版本會顯示廣告,但付費版本不會。
- original
the first or earliest form from which versions are derived
文法句型
version of [something]
用法筆記
Often followed by of to specify what kind of thing the version relates to. Common with products, software, documents, creative works, and recipes.
常見錯誤
2. the way one person or group tells a story or explains events, which may differ f
說法;描述
從特定角度做的敘述
the way one person or group tells a story or explains events, which may differ from how others describe the same situation — for example, the driver's version of a car accident, or each witness's version of what happened.
The two witnesses gave completely different versions of what happened at the traffic junction.
兩名目擊者對交通路口發生的事提供了完全不同的說法。
According to Yael's version, she told the landlord about the broken window three times.
根據 Yael 版本的說法,她跟房東說過窗戶破了三次。
somebody's version of the story / events
The company and the union each published their own version of the contract negotiations.
公司和工會各自發布了自己對合約協商的說法。
Jude's version of the joke was much funnier than the one I had heard before.
Jude 說的那個笑話版本比我之前聽過的好笑多了。
No one knows which version of the historical event is closest to the truth.
沒有人知道哪個版本的歷史事件最接近真相。
- account
more neutral and general; can be a factual report without implying personal bias
- interpretation
emphasises the subjective or personal understanding of the facts
- take
informal; means a particular way of understanding or describing something
文法句型
somebody's version of [an event]
用法筆記
Frequently appears with possessive nouns or pronouns (his version, the manager's version). Often contrasted with another person's account using expressions like according to, differs from.