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cast:

cast [the ~] noun

  1. the cast (plaster bandage; gypsum)
    gipsförband; gips
  2. the cast (throw; fling; toss)
    kasta
  3. the cast (gypsum; casting)
    gips

cast adj

  1. cast (enchanted; bewitched)
    förförd; förtrollad; förtrollat

to cast verb (casts, casted, casting)

  1. to cast (throw off; drop)
    kasta; släppa; kasta av
    • kasta verb (kastar, kastade, kastat)
    • släppa verb (släpper, släppte, släppt)
    • kasta av verb (kastar av, kastade av, kastat av)
  2. to cast (hurl; throw; fling; heave)
    kasta; hiva; slänga
    • kasta verb (kastar, kastade, kastat)
    • hiva verb (hivar, hivade, hivat)
    • slänga verb (slänger, slängde, slängt)

Conjugations for cast:

present
  1. cast
  2. cast
  3. casts
  4. cast
  5. cast
  6. cast
simple past
  1. casted
  2. casted
  3. casted
  4. casted
  5. casted
  6. casted
present perfect
  1. have casted
  2. have casted
  3. has casted
  4. have casted
  5. have casted
  6. have casted
past continuous
  1. was casting
  2. were casting
  3. was casting
  4. were casting
  5. were casting
  6. were casting
future
  1. shall cast
  2. will cast
  3. will cast
  4. shall cast
  5. will cast
  6. will cast
continuous present
  1. am casting
  2. are casting
  3. is casting
  4. are casting
  5. are casting
  6. are casting
subjunctive
  1. be casted
  2. be casted
  3. be casted
  4. be casted
  5. be casted
  6. be casted
diverse
  1. cast!
  2. let's cast!
  5. casted
  6. casting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

cast

  1. cast (mould)
    stöpa

Translation Matrix for cast:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gips cast; casting; gypsum; plaster bandage; plaster cast plaster; stucco
gipsförband cast; gypsum; plaster bandage walking plaster
kasta cast; fling; throw; toss casting; throwing
- cast of characters; casting; coercion; dramatis personae; form; hurl; mold; mould; plaster bandage; plaster cast; roll; shape; stamp
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hiva cast; fling; heave; hurl; throw chuck; fall; tumble
kasta cast; drop; fling; heave; hurl; throw; throw off chuck; discard; dispose; drop; fall; fling; pitch; sink; throw; tumble
kasta av cast; drop; throw off
slänga cast; fling; heave; hurl; throw chuck; discard; dispose; drop; fall; fling; get rid of; pitch; pull; sink; tug; tumble
släppa cast; drop; throw off be discharged; cast out; discharge; dismiss; drop; fire; free; give up; grant an amnesty; launch; lay off; let down; let drop; let fail; let fall; let go; let go down; let loose; liberate; loosen; release; relinquish; renunciate; rid of; sack; set free; start; throw out; uncouple; unhitch; unlace; untie; work loose
- barf; be sick; cast off; cat; contrive; couch; disgorge; draw; drop; frame; hurl; hurtle; mold; mould; project; puke; purge; put; redact; regorge; retch; shake off; shed; sick; spew; throw; throw away; throw off; vomit; vomit up
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
släppa release
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
stöpa cast; mould
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
förförd bewitched; cast; enchanted
förtrollad bewitched; cast; enchanted
förtrollat bewitched; cast; enchanted

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Antonyms for "cast":

  • keep down

Related Definitions for "cast":

  1. a violent throw1
  2. the act of throwing a fishing line out over the water by means of a rod and reel1
  3. the act of throwing dice1
  4. object formed by a mold1
  5. bandage consisting of a firm covering (often made of plaster of Paris) that immobilizes broken bones while they heal1
  6. container into which liquid is poured to create a given shape when it hardens1
  7. the visual appearance of something or someone1
    • the delicate cast of his features1
  8. the actors in a play1
  9. the distinctive form in which a thing is made1
    • pottery of this cast was found throughout the region1
  10. eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth1
  11. formulate in a particular style or language1
    • She cast her request in very polite language1
  12. choose at random1
    • cast lots1
  13. throw forcefully1
  14. get rid of1
  15. put or send forth1
    • cast a spell1
    • cast a warm light1
  16. form by pouring (e.g., wax or hot metal) into a cast or mold1
    • cast a bronze sculpture1
  17. select to play,sing, or dance a part in a play, movie, musical, opera, or ballet1
    • He cast a young woman in the role of Desdemona1
  18. deposit1
    • cast a vote1
    • cast a ballot1
  19. assign the roles of (a movie or a play) to actors1
    • Who cast this beautiful movie?1
  20. To convert one data type to another, such as converting from integer to floating point.2
  21. A programmer-specified data conversion from one type to another, such as a conversion from integer to floating point.2

Wiktionary Translations for cast:

cast
noun
  1. mould used to make cast objects
  2. medicine: supportive and immobilising device
  3. casting procedure
  4. group of actors performing together
verb
  1. to heave a lead and line in order to ascertain the depth of water
  2. to assign a role in a play or performance
  3. to make by pouring into a mould
  4. to throw forcefully
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• cast → gjuta ↔ gießen — (transitiv) Gegenstände herstellen, indem man eine flüssige Masse in eine Form gibt
• cast → avgjutning ↔ Abguss — von einem Gegenstand durch übergießen mit oder eintauchen in eine erstarrende Flüssigkeit erzeugen negatives Abbild
• cast → utdelning ↔ distribution — action de distribuer ou résultat de cette action.
• cast → kasta; vräka ↔ jeter — lancer avec la main ou de quelque autre manière.

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