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Definition of recasting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transformationthe act of transforming something into a new form
- The recasting of the sculpture gave it new life.
2.
financeTECH. US adjusting a loan to prevent defaultTECH. US
- The bank offered a recasting of the mortgage terms.
3.
theaterRare assigning new roles to actors in a productionRare
- The recasting of the play brought fresh talent to the stage.
Adjective
1.
changeundergoing a transformation or change in form
- The recasting project gave the building a new look.
2.
entertainmentchanging the actors in a play or film
- The recasting decision brought fresh talent to the show.
Origin of recasting
English, re- (again) + cast (to shape)
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act of making something new by reshaping or recasting
Examples of recasting in a sentence
Recasting the narrative changed the story's impact entirely. Recasting of the loan saved them from foreclosure. They discussed recasting options with their financial advisor. Recasting can change the dynamic of a show. The director announced the recasting yesterday. The recasting process improved the sculpture's appearance.
Recasting efforts transformed the old factory into a museum. The recasting process took several months to complete. Recasting the lead role changed the entire dynamic of the film.
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- French:refonte, remanié, ...
- German:Umgestaltung, umformend, ...
- Italian:rifacimento, di trasformazione, ...
- Spanish:reelaboración, transformación, ...
- Portuguese:reformulação, reconfiguração, ...
- Chinese:重铸, 重塑的, ...
- Japanese:再鋳造, 再構築された, ...
- Arabic:إِعَادَة تَشْكِيل, متحول, ...
- Hebrew:עִצּוּב מֵחָדָשׁ, מְעוּצָב מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:переплавка, перестраивающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:переливання, переробний, ...
- Hindi:रूपांतरण, परिवर्तित, ...
Definition of recast - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
creativitynew version or adaptation of something
- The director presented a recast of the play.
2.
theaternew set of actors in a play or movie
- The recast brought fresh energy to the show.
3.
linguisticsTECH. utterance in a different grammatical formTECH.
- The teacher provided a recast of the student's sentence.
Verb
1.
reshapemould or shape something again
- The artist will recast the sculpture in bronze.
2.
reorganizechange the organization or structure of something
- The company plans to recast its marketing strategy.
3.
film theaterRare assign new actors to roles in a productionRare
- The director decided to recast the main character.
Origin of recast
Middle English, recasten (to cast again)
Examples of recast in a sentence
Fans eagerly awaited the recast of the classic film. The recast was announced at the press conference. Fans were excited about the recast of the main character. Her recast helped clarify the original statement. The recast was more understandable for the learners. The director decided to recast the role for the sequel.
They will recast the statue using a different material. They decided to recast the play for a modern audience. The director will recast the roles for the new film. They had to recast the entire supporting cast after auditions. Producers decided to recast the role due to scheduling conflicts.
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- French:refonte, refondre, ...
- German:Neufassung, umgießen, ...
- Italian:nuova versione, rimodellare, ...
- Spanish:refundición, reformar, ...
- Portuguese:nova versão, remodelar, ...
- Chinese:新版本, 重塑, ...
- Japanese:新しい演出, 再形成する, ...
- Arabic:إِعادَة صِياغَة, أَعَادَ صَبَّ, ...
- Hebrew:עִיבּוּד מֵחָדָשׁ, לִצְקוֹת מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:новая версия, переливать, ...
- Ukrainian:переробка, переливати, ...
- Hindi:पुनः प्रस्तुति, पुनः ढालना, ...
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