casting
casting 英 [ˈkɑ:stɪŋ] 美 [ˈkæstɪŋ]
n. 铸造；铸件；投掷；角色分配 v. 铸造；投掷；投向；选派演员；扔掉（cast的ing形式）
名词复数:castings
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- n. 铸造；铸件；投掷；角色分配
- v. 铸造；投掷；投向；选派演员；扔掉（cast的ing形式）
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1. The workers are casting a stainless steel bust.
工人们正在铸造一座不锈钢的胸像。
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2. casting shadows so frail that I can see through them.
投下的影子如此柔弱，我几乎能看穿它们。
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3. What if cinematic classics like The Godfather were casting right now, for the first time – in 2010?
如果像《教父》这样的银幕经典即刻就在2010年第一次挑选演员，会怎么样？
- casting (n.) c. 1300, "a throwing," verbal noun from cast (v.). From early 15c. as "the casting of metal, the act or process of founding;" 1788 as "a metal casting, that which has been formed by running molten metal into a mold of a desired form." Theatrical sense is from 1814. Casting couch "divan in a Hollywood casting directors office," with suggestion of sexual favors in exchange for a role in a picture is by 1948.
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