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edition
noun
a
particular
version
of
a
book
or
other
published
text
that
may
be
revised
or
updated
•
I
bought
the
second
edition
of
the
cookbook
because
it
has
new
recipes
.
I
bought
the
second
edition
of
the
cookbook
because
it
has
new
recipes
.
•
The
professor
insisted
we
read
the
latest
edition
for
the
most
accurate
data
.
The
professor
insisted
we
read
the
latest
edition
for
the
most
accurate
data
.
From
Middle
French
edition
,
from
Latin
ēditiō
(“
publishing
”),
originally
‘
bringing
forth
’.
noun
all
the
copies
of
a
publication
that
are
printed
or
produced
at
one
time
•
The
morning
edition
of
the
newspaper
sold
out
before
noon
.
The
morning
edition
of
the
newspaper
sold
out
before
noon
.
•
They
printed
a
limited
edition
of
500
art
catalogues
.
They
printed
a
limited
edition
of
500
art
catalogues
.
noun
a
particular
broadcast
or
issue
of
a
regular
news
programme
or
newspaper
prepared
for
a
specific
time
or
audience
•
Tonight
’
s
edition
of
the
news
will
feature
a
live
interview
with
the
mayor
.
Tonight
’
s
edition
of
the
news
will
feature
a
live
interview
with
the
mayor
.
•
The
weekend
edition
comes
with
an
extra
magazine
section
.
The
weekend
edition
comes
with
an
extra
magazine
section
.
noun
a
particular
version
or
release
of
a
product
,
event
,
or
activity
distinguished
by
special
features
or
a
specific
year
•
She
bought
the
collector
’
s
edition
of
the
video
game
with
extra
artwork
.
She
bought
the
collector
’
s
edition
of
the
video
game
with
extra
artwork
.
•
Thousands
of
runners
signed
up
for
the
2024
edition
of
the
city
marathon
.
Thousands
of
runners
signed
up
for
the
2024
edition
of
the
city
marathon
.
expedition
noun
a
long
organized
journey
made
by
a
group
of
people
for
a
particular
purpose
,
such
as
exploration
,
scientific
research
,
or
adventure
•
The
scientists
launched
an
expedition
to
study
wildlife
in
the
Amazon
rainforest
.
The
scientists
launched
an
expedition
to
study
wildlife
in
the
Amazon
rainforest
.
•
'This
expedition
to
the
North
Pole
will
be
the
adventure
of
a
lifetime
!
'
shouted
the
young
woman
to
her
team
.
'This
expedition
to
the
North
Pole
will
be
the
adventure
of
a
lifetime
!
'
shouted
the
young
woman
to
her
team
.
From
Middle
French
expédition
,
from
Latin
expeditiōnem
(
accusative
singular
of
expeditiō
),
from
expedō
(“
to
extricate
,
prepare
for
dispatch
”),
from
ex-
(“
out
”)
+
pes
(“
foot
”).
Originally
referred
to
'promptness
or
speed
in
getting
ready'
(
now
archaic
).