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cast
/kɑːst/ verb [T] (past tense and past participle cast)Translation
ACTOR › to choose an actor for a particular part in a film or play
oyuncu seçimi yapmak
[often passive] Why am I always cast as the villain?1471THROW literary › to throw something
fırlatmak, atmak
1646LIGHT literary › to send light or shadow (= dark shapes) in a particular direction
yaymak, saçmak
The moon cast a white light into the room.1647 cast doubt/suspicion on sb/sth › to make people feel less sure about or have less trust in someone or something
insanların inanmamalarını/güvenmemelerini sağlamak, şüphe duymalarına neden olmak
A leading scientist has cast doubts on government claims that the drug is safe.1976 cast a/your vote › to vote
oy kullanmak
139 cast a spell on sb › to seem to use magic to attract someone
birini büyülemek, gözünü kamaştırmak
The city had cast a spell on me and I never wanted to leave.943 › to use magic to make something happen to someone birine bir şey olması için büyü yapmak, büyü kullanmak
246METAL › to make an object by pouring hot metal into a container of a particular shape
cast off phrasal verb döküm yapmak, kalıp çıkarmak, dökmek
→ See also cast/run your/an eye over sth → See also cast/shed light on sth → See also cast a pall over sth → See also cast a shadow over sth1354 › If a boat casts off, it leaves.
denize açılmak, yol almak, ayrılmak
1705(Definition of cast verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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