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 detailtop: a painting of the Chateau of Chillon by William Baptiste Baird (1847-1899?)bottom:a detail of the same painting detailde·tail D0168200 (dĭ-tāl′, dē′tāl′)n.1. An individual part or item; a particular: discussed the details of the proposal.2. Particulars considered individually and in relation to a whole: careful attention to detail.3. A minor or an inconsequential item or aspect; a minutia: skipped the details to get to the main point.4. A minute or thorough treatment or account: went into detail about his travels.5. a. A discrete part or portion of a work, such as a painting, building, or decorative object, especially when considered in isolation.b. A representation of such a part or portion: a detail of a Rembrandt portrait illustrating the technique of chiaroscuro.6. a. A small elaborated element of a work of art, craft, or design.b. Such elements considered together: the intricate detail of a rococo altarpiece.c. The rendering of artistic detail: the fine detail of the painter's brushwork.7. a. A group of military personnel assigned to a particular duty, usually a fatigue duty.b. The duty assigned: garbage detail.tr.v. (dĭ-tāl′) de·tailed, de·tail·ing, de·tails 1. To report or relate explicitly or in particulars: detailed the charges against the defendant.2. To provide with artistic or decorative detail: detailed the quilt with colorful appliqué.3. To assign to a particular duty: "The musicians and other non-combatants were detailed to carry the stretchers" (Peter Cozzens).4. To clean (a car interior, for example) meticulously.5. To market to (a physician) the drugs sold by one's company, Idiom: in detail With attention to particulars; thoroughly or meticulously: explained her proposal in detail.
[French détail, from Old French detail, a piece cut off, from detaillir, to cut up : de-, de- + tailler, taillier, to cut; see tailor.]
de·tail′er n.detail (ˈdiːteɪl) n1. an item or smaller part that is considered separately; particular2. an item or circumstance that is insignificant or unimportant: passengers' comfort was regarded as a detail. 3. treatment of or attention to items or particulars: this essay includes too much detail. 4. items collectively; particulars5. (Art Terms) a small or accessory section or element in a painting, building, statue, etc, esp when considered in isolation6. (Military) military a. the act of assigning personnel for a specific duty, esp a fatigueb. the personnel selectedc. the duty or assignment7. go into detail to include all or most particulars8. in detail including all or most particulars or items thoroughlyvb (tr) 9. to list or relate fully10. (Military) military to select (personnel) for a specific duty11. (Art Terms) to decorate or elaborate (carving, etc) with fine delicate drawing or designs[C17: from French détail, from Old French detailler to cut in pieces, from de- dis-1 + tailler to cut; see tailor]de•tail (dɪˈteɪl, ˈdi teɪl)
n. 1. an individual part; particular. 2. particulars collectively. 3. attention to or treatment of a subject in individual parts. 4. intricate, finely wrought decoration. 5. any small section of a larger structure or whole, esp. an area of a drawing or photograph magnified to show what the eye would not otherwise distinguish. 6. the property of an image or a method of image production making small, closely spaced elements individually distinguishable. 7. a. an assignment, as of military personnel, for a special task. b. the party or person so selected: the kitchen detail. v.t. 8. to relate with all particulars; tell fully. 9. to mention one by one; list. 10. to appoint or assign for some particular duty. 11. to provide with intricate, finely wrought decoration. Idioms: in detail, item by item; with particulars. [1595–1605; < French détail, Old French, n. derivative of detailler to cut in pieces. See tailor] detail - Comes from French de-, "removal," and tailler, "cut in pieces," and means "to relate or describe minutely."See also related terms for removal.detailThe basic graphic representation of features.Detail a small body of men detailed for special duties, 1780. See also detachment.detail details">details1. 'detail'A detail is an individual feature or element of something. I can still remember every single detail of that night.He described it down to the smallest detail.2. 'details'If you obtain details of something, you obtain information about it. You can get details of nursery schools from the local authority.Further details are available online.Be Careful!
Don't say that you obtain 'detail' of something. detail
Past participle: detailed
Gerund: detailing
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| I detail | | you detail | | he/she/it details | | we detail | | you detail | | they detail |
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| I detailed | | you detailed | | he/she/it detailed | | we detailed | | you detailed | | they detailed |
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| I am detailing | | you are detailing | | he/she/it is detailing | | we are detailing | | you are detailing | | they are detailing |
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| I have detailed | | you have detailed | | he/she/it has detailed | | we have detailed | | you have detailed | | they have detailed |
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| I was detailing | | you were detailing | | he/she/it was detailing | | we were detailing | | you were detailing | | they were detailing |
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| I had detailed | | you had detailed | | he/she/it had detailed | | we had detailed | | you had detailed | | they had detailed |
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| I will detail | | you will detail | | he/she/it will detail | | we will detail | | you will detail | | they will detail |
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| I will have detailed | | you will have detailed | | he/she/it will have detailed | | we will have detailed | | you will have detailed | | they will have detailed |
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| I will be detailing | | you will be detailing | | he/she/it will be detailing | | we will be detailing | | you will be detailing | | they will be detailing |
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| I have been detailing | | you have been detailing | | he/she/it has been detailing | | we have been detailing | | you have been detailing | | they have been detailing |
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| I will have been detailing | | you will have been detailing | | he/she/it will have been detailing | | we will have been detailing | | you will have been detailing | | they will have been detailing |
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| I had been detailing | | you had been detailing | | he/she/it had been detailing | | we had been detailing | | you had been detailing | | they had been detailing |
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| I would detail | | you would detail | | he/she/it would detail | | we would detail | | you would detail | | they would detail |
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| I would have detailed | | you would have detailed | | he/she/it would have detailed | | we would have detailed | | you would have detailed | | they would have detailed |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | detail - an isolated fact that is considered separately from the whole; "several of the details are similar"; "a point of information"item, pointfact - a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred; "first you must collect all the facts of the case"minutia - a small or minor detail; "he had memorized the many minutiae of the legal code"nook and cranny, nooks and crannies - something remote; "he explored every nook and cranny of science"regard, respect - (usually preceded by `in') a detail or point; "it differs in that respect"sticking point - a point at which an impasse arises in progress toward an agreement or a goaltechnicality, trifle, triviality - a detail that is considered insignificant | | 2. | detail - a small part that can be considered separately from the whole; "it was perfect in all details"item, particularcomponent part, part, portion, component, constituent - something determined in relation to something that includes it; "he wanted to feel a part of something bigger than himself"; "I read a portion of the manuscript"; "the smaller component is hard to reach"; "the animal constituent of plankton"high spot, highlight - the most interesting or memorable part; "the highlight of the tour was our visit to the Vatican" | | 3. | detail - extended treatment of particulars; "the essay contained too much detail"discussion, discourse, treatment - an extended communication (often interactive) dealing with some particular topic; "the book contains an excellent discussion of modal logic"; "his treatment of the race question is badly biased" | | 4. | detail - a crew of workers selected for a particular task; "a detail was sent to remove the fallen trees"work party, crew, gang - an organized group of workmen | | 5. | detail - a temporary military unit; "the peacekeeping force includes one British contingent"contingentmilitary force, military group, military unit, force - a unit that is part of some military service; "he sent Caesar a force of six thousand men"armed forces, armed services, military, military machine, war machine - the military forces of a nation; "their military is the largest in the region"; "the military machine is the same one we faced in 1991 but now it is weaker" | | Verb | 1. | detail - provide details forelaborate, expatiate, expound, lucubrate, dilate, flesh out, exposit, enlarge, expand - add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing; "She elaborated on the main ideas in her dissertation" | | 2. | detail - assign to a specific task; "The ambulances were detailed to the fire station"set apart, assign, specify - select something or someone for a specific purpose; "The teacher assigned him to lead his classmates in the exercise" |
detailnoun1. point, fact, feature, particular, respect, factor, count, item, instance, element, aspect, specific, component, facet, technicality I recall every detail of the party.2. fine point, part, particular, trifle, technicality, nicety, minutiae, triviality, unimportant point, matter of no importance or consequence Only minor details now remain to be settled.3. (Military) party, force, body, unit, troop, section, duty, squad, crew, assignment, fatigue, detachment His personal detail totalled sixty men.verb1. list, describe, relate, catalogue, portray, specify, depict, recount, rehearse, recite, narrate, delineate, enumerate, itemize, tabulate, particularize The report detailed the human rights abuses committed.2. appoint, name, choose, commission, select, elect, delegate, nominate, assign, allocate, charge He detailed someone to take it to the Incident Room.in detail comprehensively, completely, fully, thoroughly, extensively, inside out, exhaustively, point by point, item by item Examine the wording in detail before deciding on the final text.detailnoun1. An individually considered portion of a whole:article, element, item, particular, point.2. One of the conditions or facts attending an event and having some bearing on it:circumstance, fact, factor, particular.3. A small, often specialized element of a whole:fine print, item, particular, technicality.4. A unit of troops on special assignment:detachment.verbTo make specific:particularize, specify, stipulate.Translationsdetail (ˈdiːteil) , ((American also) diˈteil) noun1. a small part or an item. She paid close attention to the small details. 細節 细节2. all the small features and parts considered as a whole. Look at the amazing detail in this drawing! 詳細 详细ˈdetailed adjective giving many details with nothing left out. His instructions were very detailed. 詳細的 详细的in detail item by item, giving attention to the details. I'll tell you the story in detail. 詳細地 详细地detail
the devil is in the detail(s)Plans, actions, or situations that seem sound must be carefully examined, because minor details can end up causing major, unforeseen problems. Double check your code—with software, the devil is in the details.See also: devilGod is in the detail(s)Any action or plan one undertakes should be done carefully and pragmatically; attention to small details will ultimately yield the greatest results. Remember that God is in the detail, so make sure everything is in order before you begin.See also: godfill in the detailsTo give information about a particular topic, sometimes by actually writing it in the blank space on a form. Please fill in the details about your medical history on this form. Who are you dating? Come on, fill in the details for me!See also: detail, filldetail (one) to (someone or something)To assign one to someone or something. This phrase is typically used in a military setting. Oh, great, my superior detailed me to latrine duty.See also: detaildetail for (something)To assign a particular task. A noun or pronoun can be used between "detail" and "for." Oh, great, my superior detailed me for latrine duty.See also: detaildown to the last detailIn consideration of every detail. I have planned this itinerary down to the last detail, so we are not deviating from it, even for a minute!See also: detail, down, lastthe gory detailsThe specific (perhaps lurid, explicit, or gritty) details in an account of something. Stacy went to Kim's party, and she better give us the gory details.See also: detail, gorygo into detail(s)To present, explain, or discuss every aspect of something. I don't want to go into details, but there were a few legal issues that prevented us from participating. I don’t think your essay goes into detail enough about how the three books relate to one another.See also: goin detailWith a large amount of details; very explicitly or thoroughly. I explained in detail how the proposed system would work, but I think I may have confused some people in the audience.See also: detaildetail someone for somethingto choose someone to do a particular task. (Originally military.) Sam detailed Private Bailey for guard duty. Donna was detailed for some extra work.See also: detaildetail someone to someone or somethingto assign someone to someone or a group. (Military.) I will detail Private Bailey to that job. The general detailed a lieutenant to the platoon that was going to the front.See also: detaildown to the last detailconsidering all of the details. Jean planned the party very carefully, down to the last minute. Mary wanted to be in charge of everything right down to the last detail.See also: detail, down, lastgo into detail(s)to give all the details; to present and discuss the details. The clerk went into detail about the product with the customer. I just want a simple answer. Don't go into details.See also: detail, goin detailwith lots of details; giving all the details. (Often used with an adjective showing the level of detail, such as great, enormous, etc., as in the second example.) I explained the policy to the customer in detail. We planned the entire project in great detail.See also: detailin detailWith close attention to particulars; thoroughly. For example, She explained her theory in detail. It is also put as go into detail, meaning "to investigate thoroughly," as in You know what I mean, so I needn't go into detail. The first expression dates from about 1600, the second from the late 1800s. See also: detailthe devil's in the detail the details of a matter are its most tricky or problematic aspect.See also: detailthe gory details the explicit details of something. 1988 David Carpenter God's Bedfellows She starts telling me some of the gory details…it was cancer…and everybody knew he was dying. See also: detail, gorygo into ˈdetail(s) explain something fully: I can’t go into details now; it would take too long.See also: detail, gothe ˌdevil is in the ˈdetail(s) used to say that it is the small individual parts of a task, a written document, a design, etc. that may cause most problems and difficulties: In any negotiation, the devil is in the detail.See also: detail, devil in detail With attention to particulars; thoroughly or meticulously: explained her proposal in detail.See also: detailgory details, theUnpleasant particulars. The word gore, from Old English and German words meaning blood that had been shed and clotted, came to denote, by extension, murder, bloodshed, and other kinds of violence. It was so used by Dickens in Barnaby Rudge (1841), “Something will come of this. I hope it mayn’t be human gore.” Literally, therefore, gory details means “bloody details,” but despite violence being by no means obsolete, the term has been transferred to mean the unpleasant particulars of just about anything, ranging from a business transaction to a divorce. It is also used ironically for any details, whether pleasant or not.See also: gorydetail
detail Art a small or accessory section or element in a painting, building, statue, etc., esp when considered in isolation detailA small or secondary part of a painting, statue, building, or other work of art, especially when considered or represented in isolation. See also: Design drawingDetail (Russian nariad ), a subunit or group of military servicemen in a military unit, on a ship, or in a garrison who are appointed to stand routine garrison, guard, or garrison duty or to perform various administrative jobs. Standard details are assigned for 24 hours, whereas administrative and other jobs are for periods determined by the commander. detail[′dē‚tāl] (graphic arts) The extent to which image elements that are close together can be individually distinguished. detail1. A minor section of an architectural design or concept. 2. A drawing, at a larger scale, of a part of another drawing, indicating in detail the design, location, composition, and correlation of the elements and materials shown.detail
detail [de´tāl] in radiology, the precise definition of structures.Diabetics Exposed to Telmisartan and Enalapril. A trial comparing the long-term effects of telmisartan—an angiotensin II receptor antagonist—and enalapril—an ACE inhibitor—on renal function in patients with hypertension and type 2 diabetes and diabetic nephropathy
Conclusion Both agents were renoprotective in patients with type 2 diabetesdetail1. The resolution of a radiologic image; the clarity or distortion of its individual elements. 2. In pharmacology, to provide person-to-person education about the pharmacology, uses, and side effects of a drug.Patient discussion about detailQ. Can someone help me with details? good news………..I have been tested positive and planning for the next step cautiously. I would like to know whether intake of any medicine for pain such as aspirin during pregnancy are considered safe?. Would there be any problem on doing so? Also I have heard that during the last month of pregnancy, all medicines should be avoided. Can someone help me with details?A. Happy news. Well I do not see problems with any of the medicines in general and medicines like Aspirin might not cause any problem. However during the period between 8th & 9th month and also during first trimester you must definitely try to reduce the usage and if possible do avoid these pain relievers unless very important. It has been told that they effect in birth deformities. But the chances are remote.
Best wishes for a healthy baby.
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Synonyms for detailnoun pointSynonyms- point
- fact
- feature
- particular
- respect
- factor
- count
- item
- instance
- element
- aspect
- specific
- component
- facet
- technicality
noun fine pointSynonyms- fine point
- part
- particular
- trifle
- technicality
- nicety
- minutiae
- triviality
- unimportant point
- matter of no importance or consequence
noun partySynonyms- party
- force
- body
- unit
- troop
- section
- duty
- squad
- crew
- assignment
- fatigue
- detachment
verb listSynonyms- list
- describe
- relate
- catalogue
- portray
- specify
- depict
- recount
- rehearse
- recite
- narrate
- delineate
- enumerate
- itemize
- tabulate
- particularize
verb appointSynonyms- appoint
- name
- choose
- commission
- select
- elect
- delegate
- nominate
- assign
- allocate
- charge
phrase in detailSynonyms- comprehensively
- completely
- fully
- thoroughly
- extensively
- inside out
- exhaustively
- point by point
- item by item
Synonyms for detailnoun an individually considered portion of a wholeSynonyms- article
- element
- item
- particular
- point
noun one of the conditions or facts attending an event and having some bearing on itSynonyms- circumstance
- fact
- factor
- particular
noun a small, often specialized element of a wholeSynonyms- fine print
- item
- particular
- technicality
noun a unit of troops on special assignmentSynonymsverb to make specificSynonyms- particularize
- specify
- stipulate
Synonyms for detailnoun an isolated fact that is considered separately from the wholeSynonymsRelated Words- fact
- minutia
- nook and cranny
- nooks and crannies
- regard
- respect
- sticking point
- technicality
- trifle
- triviality
noun a small part that can be considered separately from the wholeSynonymsRelated Words- component part
- part
- portion
- component
- constituent
- high spot
- highlight
noun extended treatment of particularsRelated Words- discussion
- discourse
- treatment
noun a crew of workers selected for a particular taskRelated Wordsnoun a temporary military unitSynonymsRelated Words- military force
- military group
- military unit
- force
- armed forces
- armed services
- military
- military machine
- war machine
verb provide details forRelated Words- elaborate
- expatiate
- expound
- lucubrate
- dilate
- flesh out
- exposit
- enlarge
- expand
verb assign to a specific taskRelated Words |