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casting

/ˈkɑː.stɪŋ/

翻译: 名词,指将材料倒入模具中成型的过程或结果,也指抛掷钓鱼线,或为角色挑选演员。, 动词,表示投掷某物、为戏剧等分配角色,或将材料倒入模具使其成形的动作。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈkɑː.stɪŋ/B2formal
  • zh名词,指将材料倒入模具中成型的过程或结果,也指抛掷钓鱼线,或为角色挑选演员。

A noun referring to the process or result of forming an object in a mold, the act of throwing a fishing line, or the selection of actors for roles in a performance.

  1. Object formed by a moldB2formalart

    An object that is made by pouring a liquid material into a mold and allowing it to harden.

    zh铸件

    • The bronze casting of the statue took several weeks to complete.
    • The artist displayed a beautiful glass casting at the gallery.
    • The factory produces metal castings for the automotive industry.

    同义词castmolding

  2. Act of creating with a moldB2formalart

    The process or act of creating something by pouring a material into a mold.

    zh铸造

    • Casting in bronze requires a high level of skill.
    • The workshop focused on the casting of small sculptures.
    • He learned the art of casting from a master craftsman.

    同义词foundingmoldingshaping

  3. Fishing techniqueB1formalsport

    The act of throwing a fishing line out over the water using a rod and reel.

    zh抛投

    • His casting was accurate, landing the lure right by the lily pads.
    • She practiced her casting technique in the backyard.
    • The fisherman's casting was smooth and effortless.

    同义词castflingthrowtoss

  4. Selection of actorsB1formalart

    The process of choosing actors to play specific roles in a film, play, or television show.

    zh选角

    • The casting for the lead role took several months.
    • The director is known for his excellent casting choices.
    • She attended a casting call for the new movie.
词形
  • castings plural form
  • castings' possessive plural form
  • casting's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

cast/kɑːst/B2formal
  • zh动词,表示投掷某物、为戏剧等分配角色,或将材料倒入模具使其成形的动作。

A verb used to indicate the act of throwing something, assigning roles in a performance, or shaping material by pouring into a mold.

不规则动词

  1. Throw or projectB1formal

    To throw something forcefully or to direct something (like light or a shadow) in a particular direction.

    zh投掷或投射

    • He cast the fishing line into the river.
    • The lamp cast a soft glow across the room.
    • She cast a quick glance at her watch.

    同义词emitflinghurllobpitchprojectshedthrowtoss

    反义词catchreceiveretainwithhold

  2. Select for a roleB1formal

    To choose an actor to play a particular role in a film, play, or show.

    zh选角

    • The director cast her as the lead in the movie.
    • They are casting for the new Broadway musical.
    • He was cast in the role of the villain.

    同义词appointassignchoosedesignatenamepickselect

  3. Shape or formB2formal

    To shape a material (like metal or plastic) by pouring it into a mold and letting it harden.

    zh铸造

    • The artist cast the bronze statue in a single piece.
    • They cast the metal into a solid block.
    • The factory casts parts for car engines.

    同义词formmoldshape

  4. Record a voteB2formal

    To formally record or give a vote in an election or meeting.

    zh投票

    • Millions of people cast their votes in the election.
    • She cast her ballot in the primary election.
    • The committee cast their votes for the new chairperson.

    同义词ballotregistervote

词形
  • cast past participle
  • cast past simple
  • casting present participle
  • casts third person singular

短语动词变体cast aroundcast awaycast downcast offcast oncast out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.