I. detail [ˈdi:teɪl, америк. dɪˈteɪl] СУЩ.
1. detail (item of information):
2. detail (unimportant item):
- detail
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3. detail (small feature):
- detail
- ме́лочь ж.
- detail
- ча́стность ж.
| I | detail |
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| you | detail |
| he/she/it | details |
| we | detail |
| you | detail |
| they | detail |
| I | detailed |
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| you | detailed |
| he/she/it | detailed |
| we | detailed |
| you | detailed |
| they | detailed |
| I | have | detailed |
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| you | have | detailed |
| he/she/it | has | detailed |
| we | have | detailed |
| you | have | detailed |
| they | have | detailed |
| I | had | detailed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | detailed |
| he/she/it | had | detailed |
| we | had | detailed |
| you | had | detailed |
| they | had | detailed |
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But the artist doesn't shirk on the male characters either, giving them appealing detail and style as well.
en.wikipedia.org All the families were examined, and the results of the multitudinous dissections are given in detail.
en.wikipedia.org The reality star showed off her decolletage in the plunging gown, which had a highlighted black collar detail.
www.dailymail.co.uk Another must is a good eye for detail to spot blemished bodywork or crash damage, and preferably some mechanical know-how, or a friend with some.
www.telegraph.co.uk Design tools include service scenarios (which describe the interaction) and use cases (which illustrate the detail of time sequences in a service encounter).
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