Definition
Definition of vs. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: versusUS used to show two sides in a competition or comparisonUS
- The match is Lakers vs. Bulls tonight.
- It’s cats vs. dogs in this debate.
- The finals are Spain vs. Italy.
Expressions with vs.
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players compete against each other
The game mode is player vs. player for intense competition.
Origin of vs.
Latin versus (against)
Terms with vs. included in their meaning
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body vs mind
affecting the body, not the mind
appearance vs reality
in a way that appears to be true but may not be
credits vs debits
the difference between credits and debits in an account
human development
debate on genetic inheritance vs environmental influence
human vs computer
language used by humans, not computers
debate
the debate on genetic vs environmental influences
acr: Plants vs. Zombies
popular video game with plants and zombies
action vs words
actions are more important than just words
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- Chinese:对, ...
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- Arabic:ضِد, ...
- Hebrew:נֶגֶד, ...
- Ukrainian:проти, ...
- Hindi:वर्सेस, ...
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