Recast
/ˌriːˈkɑːst//ˌriːˈkæst/"Recast" is a combination of the prefix "re-" meaning "again" and the word "cast", which originally meant "to throw". The word "cast" itself comes from the Old English "cēast", derived from the Proto-Germanic "*kastōn". The concept of "recasting" likely emerged from the practice of throwing metal again to reshape it, eventually extending to the figurative sense of re-imagining or re-interpreting something, such as a role in a play or a piece of writing.
noun
recasting (of a cannon...); recasting
to recast a gun
rewrite (a chapter)
to recast a chapter
recalculation (of a column of numbers) recalculation
to recast a column of figures
transitive verb recast
recast
to recast a gun
rewrite
to recast a chapter
wake up
to recast a column of figures
to change something by organizing or presenting it in a different way
để thay đổi một cái gì đó bằng cách tổ chức hoặc trình bày nó theo một cách khác
Cô ấy viết lại bài giảng của mình thành một bài nói chuyện trên đài phát thanh.
to change the actors or the role of a particular actor in a play, etc.
thay đổi diễn viên hoặc vai trò của một diễn viên cụ thể trong một vở kịch, v.v.
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