detail
noun
verb
ˈdiːteɪl
noun
1
a
single
feature,
fact,
or
piece
of
information
about
something
细节，细微之处
C
[+
of
]
She
told
me
every
detail
of
her
trip.
她把旅行的所有细节都告诉了我。
down
to
the
smallest/last
detail
(completely)
全部地
Todd
had
planned
the
journey
down
to
the
smallest
detail.
托德把这次旅行全部都计划好了。
2
all
the
separate
features
and
pieces
of
information
about
something
详细情况，全部细节
U
in
detail
He
described
the
process
in
detail
(=using
a
lot
of
details)
.
他详细描述了这一过程。
This
issue
will
be
discussed
in
more
detail
in
Chapter
5.
这个问题将在第五章里作更为详细的论述。
McDougal
was
reluctant
to
go
into
detail
(=give
a
lot
of
details)
about
the
new
deal.
麦克杜格尔对新协议不愿详谈。
Editing
requires
great
attention
to
detail
.
做编辑工作必须极其细心。
the
fine
detail
of
the
plan
该计划的细节
have
an
eye
for
detail
(be
skilled
at
noticing
details)
具备捕捉细节的眼力
Photographers
need
to
have
an
eye
for
detail.
摄影师要具备捕捉细节的眼力。
3
details
information
that
helps
to
complete
what
you
know
about
something
〔某事物的〕资料，信息
plural 复数
[+
of
]
Full
details
of
the
incident
were
recently
revealed.
事件的详情最近得到了披露。
[+
about
]
She
refused
to
give
any
details
about
what
had
happened.
她拒绝对发生的事透露任何消息。
Details
of
the
course
can
be
found
on
our
website.
课程资料可以在我们的网站上找到。
further/more
details
For
further
details,
contact
the
personnel
department.
欲知详情，请与人事部联系。
4
a
specific
duty
in
the
army,
or
the
person
or
group
with
that
duty
[术语] 〔军队中的〕任务; 特遣队，小分队
singular 单数, U | technical
the
security
detail
保安任务
verb
5
to
list
things
or
give
all
the
facts
or
information
about
something
详细说明，详述
The
report
details
the
progress
we
have
made
over
the
last
year.
报告详述了去年我们取得的进展。
6
detail sb to (do) sth
2.
to
officially
order
someone,
especially
soldiers,
to
do
a
particular
job
指派某人〔尤指士兵〕做某事
Four
soldiers
were
detailed
to
guard
duty.
四名士兵被派去站岗。
7
to
clean
a
car
very
thoroughly
inside
and
out
[美] 彻底清洗〔汽车〕;
AmE BrE