vers
towards (direction)
around/about (time or approximation)
near
Je passerai chez toi vers vingt heures ce soir.
I'll drop by your place around 8 p.m. tonight.
line (of a poem)
Il a cité un vers de Baudelaire.
He quoted a line from Baudelaire.
worms (plural of ver)
Fais gaffe, il y a des vers dans les pommes du jardin.
Watch out, there are worms in the apples from the garden.
Notes
GENERAL INFO
Vers is a preposition. It primarily means "towards" (direction), or "around/about" (approximation in time or location).
USAGE
Use vers to indicate movement in a direction: "Je vais vers la forêt." (I'm going towards the forest.) It also indicates approximate time: "Rejoins-moi vers 19h." (Meet me around 7 PM.) Or approximate location: "Il habite vers Lyon." (He lives near Lyon.)
TRAPS
Be careful not to confuse vers (preposition) with similar-sounding words like *verre* (glass), *vert* (green), or *ver* (worm). Vers is invariable and never changes its form.
