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انگلیسی
c. 1600, "attention to particulars," from French détail, from Old French detail "small piece or quantity," literally "a cutting in pieces," from detaillier "cut in pieces" (12c.), from de- "entirely" + taillier "to cut in pieces". French en détail "piece by piece, item by item" (as opposed to en gros), a commercial term used where we would today use retail, expanded the senses of the noun. Meaning "a minute account or narrative" is from 1690s; that of "an individual part, a particular" is from 1786. In fine arts, "a small, subordinate part," by 1823.

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خرده‌کاری (در معماری یا نقّاشی و مانند آن)
«فرهنگ مرزبان - معروف»

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بخش (از یک اثر هنری)
«فرهنگ مرزبان - معروف»