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לפירוט — meaning in English: For details

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Guess the translation for to detailing / to the detailing of
המכונים
hamekhunim
הבוקר
haboker
תפוח
tafu'akh
לפירוט
lepeyrut
אופטית
optit
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neutral common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers commonly use 'לפירוט' when requesting additional information in both professional and personal contexts. For instance, during business meetings when discussing project details or when a friend asks for more specifics about an event, you might hear someone say, 'אני צריך לפירוט על הפרטים' (I need details about the specifics).
Synonyms & nuances
'לפירוט' is closely related to 'פרטים' (pratim), meaning 'details'. However, 'לפירוט' specifically implies a request for further elaboration, often used in contexts where clarity is crucial, whereas 'פרטים' can simply refer to the details themselves without the implication of needing more information.
Culture
'לפירוט' derives from the Hebrew root 'פ-י-ר', which relates to the concept of elaboration and detail. This word highlights the importance of clarity and thoroughness in communication, a cultural trait valued in Israeli society, especially in business contexts where understanding the finer points can determine success.
FAQ
Q.What does 'לפירוט' mean in English?
'לפירוט' translates to 'for details' in English, indicating a request or need for more specific information.
Q.When should I use 'לפירוט' in a sentence?
You can use 'לפירוט' when you want to ask someone to clarify or elaborate on information, especially in formal discussions or written communications.
Q.Are there any common mistakes with 'לפירוט'?
A common mistake is using 'לפירוט' in very casual conversations where simpler terms like 'פרטים' might suffice. Remember, 'לפירוט' conveys a more formal request for elaboration.
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