Pronunciation: /ɪn ˈdiː.teɪl/
adverb provides more information about how something is done
A1 Please explain the process in detail so I can understand it better.
A2 The instructions were not clear, can you explain them in detail?
B1 The report analyzed the data in detail to provide a comprehensive overview.
B2 The scientist discussed the findings in detail during the presentation.
C1 The lawyer examined the case in detail to prepare for the trial.
C2 The historian studied the ancient texts in detail to uncover new insights.
preposition shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 Please explain the process in detail.
A2 The teacher described the experiment in detail.
B1 The report needs to analyze the data in detail.
B2 The manual provides instructions on how to assemble the furniture in detail.
C1 The lawyer examined the contract in detail before signing it.
C2 The scientist presented the research findings in detail at the conference.
formal During the presentation, the speaker explained the new project in detail.
informal I can't wait to hear all about your trip, please tell me everything in detail!
slang She spilled all the tea about what happened at the party, going into detail about every little thing.
figurative The artist's painting was so intricate, every brushstroke was done in detail.
detailed
in details
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most in detail
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will be in detail
has been in detail
is being in detail
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very in detail
to be in detail
being in detail
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