detailing
- noun
- /ˈdiːteɪlɪŋ/
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detallado
- You can see some fuzz detailing around the waistband.
A, this is gorgeous rose gold detailing, beautiful glass bottle.
- A, this is gorgeous rose gold detailing, beautiful glass bottle.
- It has like some detailing around the edges.
- They're white and they have really lovely copper detailing on them.
- It has little white flowers and like a little drop diamond detailing.
Examples
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A, this is gorgeous rose gold detailing, beautiful glass bottle.
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So that's kind of how this detailing happens.
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And the detailing on the outside.
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Look at the butt detailing more clothes.
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It's got this lace detailing on the dress with some studs.
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It does have the gold detailing here on the pockets.
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It has like some detailing around the edges.
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It has the prettiest detailing on the back here.
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These look exactly like Smashbox brushes, right down to the little detailing right there on the Ferrell.
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The car's sleek design includes elegant detailing on the hood and sides.
Synonyms
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1.0
Making something look more attractive by adding things like lights or ornaments
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4.9
Details added to make something look more beautiful
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4.8
Adding surface details to a picture or model to make it look more real
Small changes that make a room or thing look nicer
To make something look more attractive using paint, plants or lights
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Detailing also comes from the same idea of 'small parts' from an old French word for 'to cut into pieces', so it paints a picture of working on tiny parts and finishes. So, detailing in design or cars means the careful work on small features that makes something look better.