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to detail
01
to explain something thoroughly and with specific information
Transitive: to detail sth
Example
In the report, the researcher detailed the methodology used in the experiment, ensuring transparency and reproducibility.
The detective carefully detailed the sequence of events leading to the crime, creating a clear timeline for investigation.
02
to assign or appoint someone to carry out a specific task or duty
Ditransitive: to detail sb to do sth
Example
The supervisor detailed John to organize the inventory count for the warehouse.
The manager detailed Sarah to lead the marketing campaign for the new product launch.
03
to thoroughly clean or decorate something, paying attention to small or specific aspects
Dialect
American
AmericanTransitive: to detail a car
Example
Every weekend, she details her car meticulously, ensuring it shines brightly.
He spent the entire afternoon detailing his car, polishing every surface and vacuuming the interior thoroughly.
Detail
01
a small fact or piece of information
Example
The detective paid close attention to every detail of the crime scene to gather clues.
The report was thorough and included every detail of the project's timeline and budget.
02
extended treatment of particulars
03
a minor part of something such as a work of art, building, etc. that could be considered separately from the whole
Example
The artist focused on every detail of the painting, from the brushstrokes to the shading.
The contract included every detail of the agreement, leaving nothing unclear.
04
a crew of workers selected for a particular task
05
a temporary military unit
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