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cast

verb
/kɑːst/
/kæst/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they cast
/kɑːst/
/kæst/
he / she / it casts
/kɑːsts/
/kæsts/
past simple cast
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/kæst/
past participle cast
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-ing form casting
/ˈkɑːstɪŋ/
/ˈkæstɪŋ/
Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    a look/glance/smile瞧;瞥;笑

  1. [transitive] to look, smile, etc. in a particular direction向…投以(视线、笑容等)
    • cast something + adv./prep. She cast a welcoming smile in his direction.她向他微笑以示欢迎。
    • I cast an angry look at him.我愤怒地看着他。
    • He groaned, casting his eyes to the ceiling.他呻吟着,眼睛望着天花板。
    • cast somebody something She cast me a disapproving glance.她不赞成地看了我一眼。
  2. light/a shadow光;影子

  3. [transitive] to make light, a shadow, etc. appear in a particular place投射(光、影子等)
    • cast something Someone was standing in the dark shadow cast by the light.有人站在灯光投下的阴影中。
    • cast something + adv./prep. The moon had cast a silvery light on the huts.月亮在小屋上投下了银色的光。
    • The setting sun cast an orange glow over the mountains.橘红色的夕阳辉映着群山。
  4. doubt怀疑

  5. [transitive] to say, do or suggest something that makes people doubt something or think that somebody is less honest, good, etc.使人怀疑;造谣中伤
    • cast something on/upon something This latest evidence casts serious doubt on his version of events.最新的证据使人们十分怀疑他对事件的说法。
    • cast something ‘You know that I'm not one to cast aspersions,’ he said.“你知道我不是诽谤的人,”他说。
    • cast something over something The sad news cast a shadow over the proceedings (= made people feel unhappy).这个坏消息给事件的进程蒙上了一层阴影。
    • cast something into something The entire economic future of the islands was cast into doubt.这些岛屿的整体经济前景受到了质疑。
    Extra Examples
    • Her aim was clearly to to cast suspicion upon their motives.她的目的显然是要怀疑他们的动机。
    • The allegations are casting a cloud over his re-election campaign.这些指控给他的连任竞选蒙上了一层阴影。
    • The incident had cast a pall over their preparations for the World Cup.这一事件给他们备战世界杯蒙上了一层阴影。
  6. vote表决

  7. [transitive] cast a/your vote/ballot (for somebody/something) to vote for somebody/something投票
    • He refused to cast a vote for either candidate.他拒绝为任何一名候选人投票。
    • How many of the registered voters will actually cast their ballots?有多少登记选民会实际投票?
  8. actors演员

  9. [transitive] to choose actors to play the different parts in a film, play, etc.; to choose an actor to play a particular role分配角色;选派角色
    • cast something The play is being cast in both the US and Britain.目前正在英美两国挑选这部戏剧的演员。
    • cast somebody (as somebody) He has cast her as an ambitious lawyer in his latest movie.他选定她在他最近的一部影片里扮演一名雄心勃勃的律师。
    Topics Film and theatrec1
  10. describe描写

  11. [transitive] to describe or present somebody/yourself in a particular way把某人描写成;把某人表现为
    • cast somebody/yourself as something He cast himself as the innocent victim of a hate campaign.他把自己说成是无辜的受害者,声誉受到刻意诋毁。
    • cast somebody/yourself in something The press were quick to cast her in the role of the ‘other woman’.新闻界很快把她描述成 “第三者” 的角色。
  12. fishing line钓鱼线

  13. [intransitive, transitive] cast (something) to throw one end of a fishing line into a river, etc.投(钓线);抛(钓钩)
  14. throw投;掷

  15. [transitive] cast somebody/something (literary) to throw somebody/something somewhere, especially using force扔;掷;抛
    • The priceless treasures had been cast into the Nile.价值连城的珍宝被扔进了尼罗河。
    • They cast anchor at nightfall.他们傍晚抛锚停泊。
  16. skin

  17. [transitive] cast something when a snake casts its skin, the skin comes off as part of a natural process(蛇)蜕(皮) synonym shed
  18. shoe蹄铁

  19. [transitive] cast something if a horse casts a shoe, the shoe comes off by accident(马)踢落(蹄铁)
  20. shape metal模铸金属

  21. [transitive] cast something (in something) to shape hot liquid metal, etc. by pouring it into a hollow container (called a mould)浇铸;铸造
    • a statue cast in bronze青铜铸像
    • (figurative) an artist cast in the mould of (= very similar to) Miró风格酷似米罗的一名艺术家
  22. Word Originverb senses 1 to 7 and verb senses 10 to 11 Middle English: from Old Norse kasta ‘to cast or throw’. verb senses 8 to 9 mid 17th cent.: a special use of the original meaning of cast,in sense (11) of the verb.
Idioms
cast/run an eye/your eyes over something
  1. to look at or examine something quickly用眼光瞥(或扫);匆匆查看;粗略地看一看
    • Could you just run your eyes over this report?你就粗略地看一下这报告可以吗?
    • I cast my eyes around the room but couldn't see any familiar faces.我环顾整个房间,但看不到任何熟悉的面孔。
cast/shed/throw light on something
  1. to make a problem, etc. easier to understand使(问题等)较容易理解
    • Recent research has cast new light on the causes of the disease.最新研究使人们进一步了解了这种疾病的起因。
cast/shed/throw light on something
  1. to make a problem, etc. easier to understand使(问题等)较容易理解
    • Recent research has thrown new light on the causes of the disease.最近的研究让人们进一步了解了导致这种疾病的原因。
cast your mind back (to something)
  1. to make yourself think about something that happened in the past回顾;回想
    • I want you to cast your minds back to the first time you met.我要你们回忆初次见面的情景。
cast your net wide
  1. to consider a lot of different people, activities, possibilities, etc. when you are looking for something撒开大网(搜寻时考虑面要宽)
    • It’s worth casting your net wide when applying for your first job.申请第一份工作时,你值得撒网。
cast a spell (on somebody/something)
  1. to use words that are thought to be magic and have the power to change or influence somebody/something(对…)施魔法,念咒语
the die is cast
  1. (saying) used to say that an event has happened or a decision has been made that cannot be changed事已成定局;木已成舟
draw/cast lots (for something/to do something)
  1. to use a method of choosing somebody/something that involves putting a number folded pieces of paper in a bag, one of them with a mark on it. People then take it in turns to take a piece of paper from the bag and the one who takes the paper with the mark on it is chosen.使漂流
    • They drew lots for the right to go first.他们拈阄儿决定谁先走。
throw/cast caution to the wind(s)
  1. to stop caring about how dangerous something might be; to start taking risks不顾危险;鲁莽行事;冒险
    • He threw caution to the wind and dived into the water after the child.他不顾一切,跟着孩子跳入水中。

cast

noun
/kɑːst/
/kæst/
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    actors演员

  1. [countable + singular or plural verb] all the people who act in a play or film(一出戏剧或一部电影的)全体演员
    • an all-star cast (= including many well-known actors)明星云集的演员阵容
    • the supporting cast (= not the main actors, but the others)配角演员
    • The whole cast performs/perform brilliantly.全体演员都表现出色。
    • in the cast Everyone in the cast is excellent.剧组的每个人都很优秀。
    • Bonus features include interviews with the cast and crew.额外的特色包括对演员和工作人员的采访。
    • a play with a large cast of characters有大批角色的戏剧
    • None of the other cast members makes much of an impression.其他演员都没留下什么印象。
    • members of the cast剧组成员
    • the cast list演员名单
    Extra Examples
    • The film has a great cast.这部电影演员阵容强大。
    • The ensemble cast is strong.全体演员阵容强大。
    • Only one of the original cast reappears.只有一个原班人马重新出现。
    • The rest of the cast doesn't have much to do.剧组其他人也没什么事情可做。
    • The director has secured outstanding performances from the entire cast.导演获得了全体演员的出色表演。
    Topics Film and theatreb2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • huge
    • large
    • small
    verb + cast
    • feature
    • have
    • join
    cast + verb
    • perform something
    • feature somebody
    • include somebody
    cast + noun
    • member
    preposition
    • in a/​the cast
    phrases
    • a cast of characters
    • a member of the cast
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  2. in shaping metal模铸金属

  3. [countable] an object that is made by pouring hot liquid metal, etc. into a mould (= a container with a particular shape)铸件;铸造品
  4. [countable] a container with a particular shape used to make an object模子;铸模 synonym mould
  5. appearance外表

  6. [singular] (formal) the way that a person or thing is or appears特性;特征;外表;外貌
    • He has an unusual cast of mind.他的思想与众不同。
    • I disliked the arrogant cast to her mouth.我不喜欢她傲慢的口吻。
    • The colours he wore emphasized the olive cast of his skin.他穿的衣服颜色突出了他橄榄色的皮肤。
  7. throw投;掷

  8. [countable] an act of throwing something, especially a fishing line投,掷,抛(钓线)
  9. on arm/leg手臂;腿

  10. [countable]
    (also plaster cast)
    a case made of plaster of Paris that covers a broken bone and protects it(固定骨折部位的)管形石膏
    • in a cast Her leg's in a cast.她的一条腿打上了石膏。
    Topics Medicineb2
  11. see also opencast
    Word Originnoun senses 2 to 6 Middle English: from Old Norse kasta ‘to cast or throw’. noun sense 1 mid 17th cent.: a special use of the original meaning of cast,in sense (11) of the verb.
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2328 COCA: 2035
cast

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + CAST | CAST + VERB | CAST + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEhuge, large龐大的演員陣容small小規模演員陣容excellent, good, strong, talented優秀的/出色的/實力很強的/有才華的演員陣容all-star, star-studded, stellar (especially NAmE) 全明星/明星雲集的/星光燦爛的演員陣容ensemble全體演員supporting配角演員original原班演員陣容VERB + CASTfeature, have由⋯主演;有⋯參加演出The play has a large cast of characters.這部戲裏有很多角色。join加入(一部戲劇或電影的)演出head領銜主演Jane Simms heads the cast of this brilliant production.簡・西姆斯是這部出色作品的主演。assemble彙集演員CAST + VERBperform sth演員演出⋯feature sb, include sb由某人主演;演員中包括某人CAST + NOUNmember演員PREPOSITIONin a/the cast在演員表裏Who is in the cast?演員都有誰?PHRASESa cast of characters, a member of the cast全體演員;參演人員之一
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cast verb
shape (a statue cast in bronze) cast light on sth explain1
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