to cast
- verb
- /kæst/
- Texting
- And then you should have an icon that says cast, click on cast.
Examples
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I'm going to now cast this screen onto my big TV up there and then I can sit back and play the mobile phone game on the big screen.
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My fiance had the idea to just throw on this past weekend, put it on the TV, cast it from YouTube to the TV, and it was like magic.
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Also, you can cast from this onto your flat TV in your room so other people can watch what you're doing.
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You can easily cast your favorite shows from your smartphone to the TV with just a few taps.
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With this app, you can cast videos directly to your smart speaker for an immersive listening experience.
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To enjoy the movie night, remember to cast the film from your laptop to the larger screen in the living room.
Antonyms
Idioms
- Literature
To be the first to criticize someone when you have the same fault
- Archaic
Do something kind without expecting anything back, hoping it helps later
- Informal
To hurt someone by reminding them of an embarrassing thing they did
- Literature
To give something valuable to people who do not appreciate it
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Specialized
A very hard but brittle metal made by melting iron and pouring it into molds
- Specialized
A hard shell of plaster that keeps a broken bone still while it heals
- Specialized
A type of cast iron made by adding other metals to make it stronger and resist wear
- Specialized
A disease of pine and spruce trees that makes their needles turn brown and fall early
How Far
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cast for sending audio or video comes from the idea of 'throwing' sound or picture across to another place, the same root you see in broadcast. So to cast is to send media from one device to another for others to see or hear.