details

UK
/ˈdiːteɪlz/
US
/ˈdiːteɪlz/

Translations

detailnoun

details

pl

details
pl
UK
/ˈdiːteɪl/
US
/ˈdiːteɪl/
The architect included every detail in the blueprint.
L’architecte a inclus chaque détail dans le plan.
Additional translations
detailinganglicisme, domaine automobile
détachementsens militaire ou policier
detailverb

details

detailed
Past Simple
detailed
Past Participle
detailing
Gerund
UK
/ˈdiːteɪl/
US
/ˈdiːteɪl/ or /dɪˈteɪl/
affectersens administratif ou militaire
The officer was detailed to guard the entrance during the event.
L’officier a été affecté à la garde de l’entrée pendant l’événement.
The report details the steps we need to take to improve our processes.
Le rapport détaille les étapes que nous devons suivre pour améliorer nos प्रक्रédures.
Additional translations
detailinganglicisme, domaine automobile

Definitions

detailnoun
An individual feature, fact, or item.
The architect included every detail in the blueprint.
A small part of something larger.
The artist focused on the detail of the subject's eyes.
A minor or less significant aspect of something.
The meeting was successful, but there are still a few details to work out.
A group of people assigned to a particular task or duty, especially in the military, police, or security services.
A security detail escorted the ambassador throughout the visit.
A comprehensive cleaning and polishing, especially of a motor vehicle.
After the long road trip, I treated my car to a full detail.
Thorough or minute treatment or consideration of a subject.
The manual explains the installation procedure in great detail.
detailverb
To describe or explain something with all its parts or features.
The report details the steps we need to take to improve our processes.
To assign someone to a specific task or duty.
The officer was detailed to guard the entrance during the event.
To clean and polish (a vehicle) meticulously both inside and out.
She spent the afternoon detailing her motorcycle before the show.