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Meanings of casting in English
Pre-production process for selecting actors, dancers, singers, or extras for roles or parts in a script, screenplay, or teleplay.
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Usage of casting in English
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Additional details, including casting information, will be made available in the future.
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Just casting directors passing it on over the course of a year.
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Without, of course, casting any doubt upon one's own willingness or ability.
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DUP leader Rev Ian Paisley after casting his vote in Belfast today.
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Kerry also has been casting the climate debate in national security tones.
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Deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon after casting her vote in the referendum.
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But the first thing to deal with, of course, is the casting.
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The chamber communicating with the exhaust is cored out in the casting.
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A bronze, for example, entails the specialised and costly business of casting.
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It would take days before the success of any casting was known.
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I wish my golf swing was as good as their casting techniques.
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It was much the same result as the last spell-casting on her.
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It was a cleansing of the Temple; a casting out of abominations.
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He was casting sidelong glances in the direction of the drawing room.
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Some economists are casting doubt on whether tax cuts are now feasible.
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Mandela also approved the casting, despite the lack of immediate physical resemblance.
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Translations for casting
Spanish
Casting through the time
Casting across language varieties
Australia
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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