WordStudycast
To throw or the people who act in a show.
Meanings of «cast»
to throw something with force
The fisherman cast his net into the sea.
the actors who perform in a movie or play
The whole cast appeared on stage together.
a hard covering worn to protect a broken bone
He wore a cast on his broken arm for six weeks.
Similar: splintbrace
Translations into 17 languages, audio and every meaning of «cast» — in the WordStudy app.
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Base form (V1)
I will cast the net into the sea.
Past simple (V2)
The director cast a young girl in the main role.
Past participle (V3)
The play has been cast with young actors.
