detail in English: A small piece of information, or one small part of something bigger. (noun)

Translation

A small piece of information, or one small part of something bigger.

Word origin

From French detail, meaning a small piece cut off, from taillier, to cut.

Gender

Pluraldetails

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A detail is one small piece of the whole story.

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Here it means a small part of the picture.

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"Details" often means all the information you need.

part

A piece or section of something bigger, not the whole of it.

point

An exact place, moment, or idea, or the sharp end of something.

small

Little in size or amount, not big.

note

A short piece of writing that helps you remember something or tells someone something.

list

A set of names, numbers, or things written down one after another.

description

Words that tell you what someone or something is like.

feature

An important or interesting part of something; also one part of the face, like the eyes or nose.

specific

Exact and particular; about one clearly chosen thing, not things in general.

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