In detail Meaning in English
expression
Definition
When something is done 'in detail', it is done carefully and each part is explained or examined closely; nothing is left out.
Usage & Nuances
Used formally and informally to request or describe thorough explanations or examinations. Common in academic, business, and technical settings. Often follows verbs like 'explain', 'describe', and 'discuss'. Don’t confuse with 'in details'; the correct form is always singular: 'in detail'.
Example Sentences
Please explain your answer in detail.
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The teacher described the process in detail.
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We need to check every part in detail.
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She loves to plan her trips in detail so nothing goes wrong.
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If you read the instructions in detail, it’ll be much easier to assemble the furniture.
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Don’t worry, we’ll go over the contract in detail before you sign anything.
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