1.The house has a detached garage.
英[dɪˈtætʃtnɪs]美[dɪˈtætʃɪdnɪs]
adjective
standing by itself : separate, unconnectedespecially: not sharing any wall with another building
a house with a detached garage
exhibiting an aloof objectivity usually free from prejudice or self-interest
a detached observer
see detach
The first known use of detached was circa 1706
detailedadjective
including many details
a detailed report
furnished with finely finished details
beautifully detailed hats
detailedadjective
including many details
a detailed report
furnished with finely finished details
beautifully detailed hats
detail1 of 2noun
a dealing with something item by item
go into detail about an event
a small part or feature : item
the details of a story
selection (as of a group of soldiers) for some special service
a soldier or group of soldiers appointed for special duty
detail2 of 2verb
to report in detail : specify
detailed their complaints
to assign to a task
detachmentnoun
the action or process of detaching : separation
the sending out of a body of troops or part of a fleet from the main body
a small military unit with a special task or function
a lack of interest in worldly concerns
freedom from the influence of emotions : impartiality
detachverb
to separate especially from a larger mass and usually without violence or damage
detachverb
to separate especially from a larger mass and usually without violence or damage
detachedadjective
not joined or connected : separate
a detached house
aloof entry 2, unconcerned, impartial
a detached attitude
1.The house has a detached garage.
2.a detached observer at company parties, taking it all in and saying very little
3.The sale of the detached house in the 24800 block of Fairview Ave., Hayward, has been finalized.
4.Outdoors, the woodsy lot spans nearly three-quarters of an acre and hosts several spots ideally suited to al fresco lounging and dining, as well as a detached garage that’s been converted into a gym.
unclubbable
detached service