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🔑castcast1 /kæst / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle cast)- (often passive常用被动语态) to choose an actor for a particular role in a play, movie, etc.选派（演员）；分配（角色）◆She always seems to be cast in the same sort of role.她似乎总是被选去演同类型的角色。
- to make an object by pouring hot liquid metal into a shaped container (a mold)浇铸；铸造◆a statue cast in bronze用青铜铸造的雕像
- to throw something投；掷；抛◆She cast a stone into the river.她往河里扔了块石头。◆to cast a line / net抛钓线；撒渔网
 ●cast doubt on sthto make people feel less sure about something使人产生怀疑；启人疑窦◆The newspaper report casts doubt on the truth of his statement.报纸上的报道让人对他所说的话的真实性产生怀疑。●cast an eye / your eye(s) over sb / sthto read or look at someone or something quickly in order to check that it is correct, in good condition, etc.迅速地扫一眼；粗略地检查◆Can you just cast an eye over my essay before I hand it in?我的论文交之前你能帮我看一眼吗？●cast a shadow (across / over sth)to cause a shadow to appear somewhere投下阴影◆The tree cast a long shadow across the yard.那棵树在院子里投下长长的影子。◆ (figurative) The accident cast a shadow over the rest of the trip (= stopped people from enjoying it fully).这起事故给余下的旅程蒙上了阴影。●cast a / your voteto vote投票◆Union members will cast their votes on the new agreement today.工会会员今天将对新协议进行投票。  ●cast sb / sth asideto make yourself free of someone or something or to leave someone or something behind because you do not want it anymore抛弃；丢弃◆She cast aside her fear of water and bravely jumped into the pool.她抛开对水的恐惧，勇敢地跳进水池。
🔑castcast2 /kæst / noun [countable] - all the actors in a play, movie, etc.（戏剧、电影等的）全体演员◆The movie has an all-star cast.这部电影是全明星阵容。
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health医疗保健) a hard covering that is kept around a broken bone until it heals管形石膏◆Her arm is in a cast.她的手臂打上了石膏。
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