detail
/ˈdɛtəl/ or /ˈdiːteɪl/Definitions
1. noun
a small part of something, such as a picture or a description, that shows a particular aspect of it.
“The artist’s use of color is a key detail in this painting.”
2. verb
to describe or discuss something in a precise and thorough way.
“The lawyer will detail the charges against the defendant in court tomorrow.”
3. verb
to add or provide something extra, such as features or information, to a product or service.
“The new car model will detail a state-of-the-art navigation system.”
4. noun
a piece of work or a task, especially one that is small or subsidiary.
“Cleaning the office is a minor detail that needs to be done.”