particulars

particulars — noun

1. facts and small pieces of information linked to someone or something, often ente

1.名詞
釋義

facts and small pieces of information linked to someone or something, often entered on a form or kept in an official record.

例句

Please read the booking particulars before you pay for the tour.

formal plural for listed information

After the crash, the police wrote down Hiro's particulars.

同義詞
  • detail

    the broad everyday word for one small piece of information

  • information

    broader and less item-by-item

  • fact

    stresses a true piece of information

  • specification

    more technical and common for products or requirements

反義詞
  • summary

    gives only the main points instead of itemized detail

  • overview

    describes the whole situation broadly rather than piece by piece

文法句型

give particulars

particulars of + event/plan

ask for somebody's particulars

用法筆記

This noun is normally plural. It is especially common in formal contexts such as forms, travel notices, police reports, and legal documents, and it often appears in patterns like particulars of the accident or your personal particulars.

常見錯誤

❌The officer asked for my particular.
✅The officer asked for my particulars.
💡this noun is normally plural in official contexts.
❌Please send the particulars about the delay.
✅Please send the particulars of the delay.
💡after particulars, English usually uses of before the subject.