details; particulars; specifics
Refers to detailed information or the fine points of something. Often used in phrases like 詳細を説明する (explain the details) or 詳細は後ほど (details later).
I will send you the details by email.
Please tell me the specifics of the plan.
Describes something that is thorough and covers fine points. Commonly used as 詳細な (detailed) before nouns.
He wrote a detailed report on the incident.
We need more detailed information.
close-up view; zoomed-in view
Used in digital mapping contexts to refer to a zoomed-in or detailed view of a map. Antonym: 広域 (wide-area view).
Antonyms: 広域
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I explained the details of the new plan at the meeting.
The details will be sent later by email.
Please submit a detailed report.
Please carefully check the details of the contract.
詳細 means detailed information in general, whereas 経緯 specifically traces how a situation developed over time.
詳細 is a more formal noun/na-adjective meaning 'detail(ed)', whereas 逐一 is an adverb stressing a step-by-step, itemized account.
詳細 refers to full, thorough information in a formal register, whereas ディテール is a lighter, more casual term for details in design or storytelling.
内訳 specifically breaks a total into its component parts, whereas 詳細 refers to detailed information in general, not necessarily a numerical breakdown.
詳細 is a noun/na-adjective meaning 'details' or 'detailed', whereas 詳述 is the act of giving a detailed explanation.
詳細 means full, comprehensive detail or particulars, while 微細 refers to fine, minute, or subtle features rather than an exhaustive account.
詳細 simply means 'detailed/details' as a neutral description of information, while 綿密 adds the nuance of careful, deliberate thoroughness in planning or checking.
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