Castの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Cast out of means kicked out, driven out, gotten rid of, outlawed, exiled, etc.

A: Without more context, I would say that she had broken her arm and the doctor had put a cast on it. The doctor has now taken the cast off.

A: Usually she plays the sweet, girl-next-door type.
In this movie, she plays a villain.

So she changed her roll from the norm.

A: The list of actors for a movie, television show, play etc.
"This movie has a cast of Hollywood stars!"
(All of the actors in this movie are very famous.)

An object made using a mold.
"He made a bronze cast of a woman's head."
(He used a mold to make a sculpture of a woman's head made of bronze."

A: Well, that is an unusual usage. Normally the expression is "cast the first stone" which comes from a translation in the Bible and means "quick to blame".

However, in this case, it is clearly meant figuratively as in, "He threw this stone into the pond and now everyone can see it makes ripples". So, it means either something like,

- "David Cameron has disturbed the status quo."
- "David Cameron wants to send a message or make others see he is serious".

A: (noun) The boy broke his arm, so the doctor put a CAST on it

(verb - past ) I am an actor. I was just CAST in a movie.. I'll be playing the good guy!

(adjective? noun?) Who is the CASTING DIRECTOR for this movie?

(verb - past) The fisherman CAST his fishing reel far out into the lake. I hope he catches alot of fish!

A: “Cast oneself on” isn’t really used at all, but cast can have multiple meanings:

You can cast a fishing line. (Put in the water to get fish)

You can hurt yourself and get a cast at the hospital. (Similar to a bandage)

You can get cast in an acting or musical role. (Be chosen to perform)

You can cast a spell. (Literally perform magic)

But “cast a spell” is also a saying to show that you are obsessive about a person (“she cast a spell on me”)

A: "That kid isn't in a group, he's just a cast off"

A: Cast = 1) actors in a movie, play, or T.V. show. 2) force light or shadow to appear on a surface 3) throw something forcefully in in a specified direction 4) an object made by shaping metal or something similar in a mold. Also the mold itself is referred to as a cast.5) a hard covering that is put on an arm leg so it can heal.

A: There are many different meanings for cast! Here are some off the top of my head.

"I cast the stick into the alley." I threw the stick into the alley. This is a little old-fashioned/formal and I probably wouldn't use in daily speech.

Similarly: "I cast the fishing rod." When you're fishing do the motion of throwing your hook and bait into the water, you are casting it.

Also related: "Well, I don't want to be the one to cast the first stone, but he draws terribly." In this context, "cast the first stone" means "to self-righteously accuse another person, believing one is blameless." This phrase comes from a Bible verse (John 8.7) In which Jesus tells accusers of a woman of adultery, "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her." (Basically, he is saying, "You can be the first to throw rocks at her if you are blameless too." Throwing stones at people used to be a way of punishment. Jesus' point was that nobody is blameless, so nobody should be the first to throw the rock.)

A: Cast is more forceful. Toss is a gentle throw.

A: I would say "cast my eyes down"

A: "to throw" typically means to take something in your hand and toss it somewhere with force.(throw the ball / throw a stone at a window / throw a piece of paper at my classmate / throw something in the rubbish bin)

"to cast" means many other things. It's difficult to explain all the meanings, so it's better to learn some common collocations with it. (cast a vote / cast a shadow on something / cast a spell / cast doubts on everybody) Sometimes, in literature, it could mean " to throw", but that's rare.

A: (Cast) has more than one meaning, it may also mean remove, vomit, exhale, calculate, add up, direct and assign.

example: (To remove)- The cat casts off some of its own fur to better survive the summer.

example [2]: (To vomit)- I feel as if though I am about to cast.

example [3]: (To exhale)- This candle casts the smell of lavender.

example [4]: (To calculate)- An astrologer can cast the rise and fall of others, and make their errant motions to hi own use.

example [5]: (To add up)- cross-cast refers to adding up a row of figures.

example [6]: (To direct)- He cast an eye toward a young woman, beautiful, gorgeous and quite lovely.
the true epitome of that of a gem.

example [7]: (To assign)- The director cast my brother to play the role of the 'King' for the next upcoming movie.

(Throw)- while throw may mean to toss something away, it also has different meanings as well.

ex-To confuse or mislead- I threw you off, so that I may win at the game.

A: Throw is wear you go over your shoulder to shoot a ball.
Toss is when you go under your shoulder to shoot a ball.

A: "cast" is used principally in fishing "cast a line". Throw is more common and used for most other things.

A: If you say 'how much more do you have to wear [the cast]', although from the context (the cast) one might know you're talking about length of time, it can also sound like you're asking about coverage. As in 'how much more surface area will be covered.'
I hope this helps!

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A: It means that Wray's advice is been seen/interpreted/construed to be based on the political views of the FBI's leadership rather than as impartial. Does that make sense?

A: A more natural way of saying it is "The inside of the cast gets stuffy and itchy."

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yes there is cynicism. it's progress because instead of a white actor playing the part they are giving the part to a non-white actor which isn't very frequent. ussually a white person gets the part

A: It means "all the rest" or "all of that". The undertone in your sentence is that the person is dismissive of the remaining work.

Another example: "I'm an expert in painting, sculpting, drawing... You know, all that jazz." Here it just means "all of the related things" with no undertones.