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recast

/ɹiːˈkæst/

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noun

重塑，改造。

The act or process of recasting.

Examples :

"The actor's sudden illness required a quick recast of the play's lead role. "

演员突发疾病，导致这部剧的主角需要迅速重新选角。

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noun

改述，改写。

An utterance translated into another grammatical form.

Examples :

"The teacher asked for a recast of the question to make it a statement. "

老师要求把问题改述成陈述句。

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verb

重铸，重塑。

To cast or throw again.

Examples :

"The teacher recast the question to make it easier for the students to understand. "

老师重新调整了问题，让学生更容易理解。

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verb

重铸，重塑。

To mould again.

Examples :

"The whole bell had to be recast although it had only one tiny, hardly visible crack."

虽然钟上只有一条细小到几乎看不见的裂缝，但整个钟不得不被重铸。

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verb

改造，重塑。

To reproduce in a new form.

Examples :

"The director decided to recast the lead actress because she wasn't right for the part. "

导演决定更换女主角，因为她不适合这个角色。(Dǎoyǎn juédìng gēnghuàn nǚzhǔjué, yīnwèi tā bù shìhé zhège juésè.)

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verb

重新选角，更换演员。

To assign (roles in a play or performance) to different actors.

Examples :

"Due to the lead actor's illness, the director had to recast the role of Romeo. "

由于主演生病了，导演不得不重新选角，更换演员饰演罗密欧。

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verb

重新选角，更换演员。

To assign (actors) to different roles.

Examples :

"She was recast as the villain."

她被重新选角，饰演了反派角色。

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