Definition of 2.0 in English:

2.0

adjectivetuː pɔɪnt ˈəʊ

postpositive Used to denote a superior or more advanced version of an original concept, product, service, etc.
welcome to Big Government 2.0
Example sentencesExamples
- The president's deficits may buy us some kind of social-democratic USA 2.0.
- As the newcomer to the Curious Goods store and its world, Johnny is more than just Ryan version 2.0.
- Clearly a David 2.0 would fly fewer immediate red flags for a human trying to love him than David.
- Like I said, Tupperware 2.0.
- It's like the band 2.0.
- There is a lively debate in progress about what some call Gov 2.0.
- Zwan is kind of like Smashing Pumpkins 2.0.
- This is not a film that purists of the literary form of the character will in any way enjoy, though - this is Sherlock Holmes 2.0.
- As I told you guys in my interview, this is a revolution 2.0.
- If current fiscal deficits had not been allowed to unfold, the Great Recession would now be Great Depression 2.0.

Origin

Early 21st century: from Web 2.0.

Definition of 2.0 in US English:

2.0

adjective

postpositive Used to denote a superior or more advanced version of an original concept, product, service, etc.
welcome to Big Government 2.0
Example sentencesExamples
- This is not a film that purists of the literary form of the character will in any way enjoy, though - this is Sherlock Holmes 2.0.
- If current fiscal deficits had not been allowed to unfold, the Great Recession would now be Great Depression 2.0.
- The president's deficits may buy us some kind of social-democratic USA 2.0.
- Clearly a David 2.0 would fly fewer immediate red flags for a human trying to love him than David.
- There is a lively debate in progress about what some call Gov 2.0.
- Like I said, Tupperware 2.0.
- As I told you guys in my interview, this is a revolution 2.0.
- As the newcomer to the Curious Goods store and its world, Johnny is more than just Ryan version 2.0.
- It's like the band 2.0.
- Zwan is kind of like Smashing Pumpkins 2.0.

Origin

Early 21st century: from Web 2.0.

词汇	2.0
释义	Definition of 2.0 in English: 2.0 adjectivetuː pɔɪnt ˈəʊ postpositive Used to denote a superior or more advanced version of an original concept, product, service, etc. welcome to Big Government 2.0 Example sentencesExamples The president's deficits may buy us some kind of social-democratic USA 2.0. As the newcomer to the Curious Goods store and its world, Johnny is more than just Ryan version 2.0. Clearly a David 2.0 would fly fewer immediate red flags for a human trying to love him than David. Like I said, Tupperware 2.0. It's like the band 2.0. There is a lively debate in progress about what some call Gov 2.0. Zwan is kind of like Smashing Pumpkins 2.0. This is not a film that purists of the literary form of the character will in any way enjoy, though - this is Sherlock Holmes 2.0. As I told you guys in my interview, this is a revolution 2.0. If current fiscal deficits had not been allowed to unfold, the Great Recession would now be Great Depression 2.0. Origin Early 21st century: from Web 2.0. Definition of 2.0 in US English: 2.0 adjective postpositive Used to denote a superior or more advanced version of an original concept, product, service, etc. welcome to Big Government 2.0 Example sentencesExamples This is not a film that purists of the literary form of the character will in any way enjoy, though - this is Sherlock Holmes 2.0. If current fiscal deficits had not been allowed to unfold, the Great Recession would now be Great Depression 2.0. The president's deficits may buy us some kind of social-democratic USA 2.0. Clearly a David 2.0 would fly fewer immediate red flags for a human trying to love him than David. There is a lively debate in progress about what some call Gov 2.0. Like I said, Tupperware 2.0. As I told you guys in my interview, this is a revolution 2.0. As the newcomer to the Curious Goods store and its world, Johnny is more than just Ryan version 2.0. It's like the band 2.0. Zwan is kind of like Smashing Pumpkins 2.0. Origin Early 21st century: from Web 2.0.
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