单词: casting

音标: /ˈkɑːstɪŋ/

意思:

铸造（名词）：指将金属或其他物质倒入模具中冷却成形的过程。

选角（名词）：通常用于电影或戏剧中，指挑选演员的过程。

投掷（动词的现在分词）：指抛掷某物，通常指远距离的投掷，如投鱼线等。

翻译:

铸造；投掷

选角；演员阵容

读音:

英式：/ˈkɑːstɪŋ/

美式：/ˈkæstɪŋ/

用法:

Casting as a noun can refer to either the process of shaping something in a mold (as in metal casting) or the process of choosing actors for a play or film.

Casting as a verb refers to throwing something, especially with effort or force.

例句:

The casting of the new film was a long process.

He spent hours in the casting room trying to impress the directors.

The casting of the bronze statue was completed yesterday.

The director held a casting call for the main role.

She received a casting call for a new TV show.

The casting process for the movie took several weeks.

I learned the art of casting metals during my apprenticeship.

The casting director is responsible for selecting the actors.

Casting the fishing line into the river, he waited for a bite.

They are casting a new production of "Hamlet" at the local theater.

短语搭配:

Casting call - 选角通知

Casting director - 选角导演

Casting vote - 决定性票

Casting shadows - 投射阴影

Casting aside - 抛开，丢弃