recast

recast
[ˌriː'kɑːst] [AE -'kæst]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. recast)
1) riformulare [sentence]; rimaneggiare [text]; teatr. cinem. allestire [qcs.] con nuovi attori [work]
2) tecn. ind. rifondere
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recast /ri:ˈkɑ:st/
n. [uc]
1 (metall.) rifusione
2 (fig.) rifacimento; rimaneggiamento; (polit.) rimpasto
3 (teatr.) ridistribuzione delle parti.
(to) recast /ri:ˈkɑ:st/
(pass. e p. p. recast), v. t.
1 (metall.) rifondere; fondere di nuovo: to recast a bronze statue, rifondere una statua di bronzo
2 (fig.) rimaneggiare; riformulare (un documento): to recast a novel, rimaneggiare un romanzo; to recast a chapter, riscrivere un capitolo
3 (teatr.) ridistribuire le parti di (un dramma)
● (mat., rag.) to recast a column of figures, rifare l'addizione di una colonna di cifre □ (teatr.) He was recast as Polonius, gli hanno sostituito la parte con quella di Polonio.
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[ˌriː'kɑːst] [AE -'kæst]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. recast)
1) riformulare [sentence]; rimaneggiare [text]; teatr. cinem. allestire [qcs.] con nuovi attori [work]
2) tecn. ind. rifondere

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