detail

A2 · Elementary Plural noun

n. facts about a person, like their name, address, or phone number.

n. specific items of personal information used for identification or contact.

“Please leave your contact details at the front desk.”

“The registration form requires you to provide your personal details, including a valid passport number and a permanent residential address.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Military Formal · Technical

n. a small group of people chosen for a special job, often in the army.

n. a small detachment of troops or a specific task assigned to such a group.

“He was assigned to the cleaning detail for the rest of the week.”

“The sergeant organized a security detail to monitor the perimeter of the camp throughout the night.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to give a lot of information about something or describe it fully.

v. to provide a thorough and exhaustive account of something.

“The report details all the changes we made to the project.”

“The witness was asked to detail the events leading up to the accident in chronological order.”

C1 · Advanced Formal

v. to give someone a specific job to do.

v. to appoint or assign someone to a specific duty or task.

“Two officers were detailed to watch the back door of the building.”

“The manager detailed several staff members to assist with the emergency evacuation procedures during the drill.”