cast out

驱逐出去，赶走

ph.

1. 驱逐：cast about 想法设法 | cast out 驱逐 | cast off 放出;脱下

2. 逐出：11. inbreed v.使同系繁殖;使在内部生成 | 12. cast out逐出 | 13. excommunicate v.把...逐出教会;开除

3. 赶出,驱逐：on the other hand ( 在 ) 另一方面 | cast out 赶出 , 驱逐 | speak highly of 称赞

4. 跳穿：起圈,針織上機 cast on | 跳穿 cast out | 卡斯特爾布朗哥地毯羊毛(葡萄牙產) castel branco

1. cast out

1. 赶走;抛弃;丢弃
    To cast out something or someone means to get rid of them because you do not like or need them, or do not want to take responsibility for them.

    e.g. One of the roles which science plays is that of casting out superstition...
           科学发挥的一个作用就是破除迷信。
    e.g. To be cast out from civilization was the worst fate that could possibly befall me.
           被文明社会抛弃是可能降临在我身上的最悲惨的命运。

1. When Allen and Lambert were declared the finalists last week, just 1 million viewer votes separated the pair out of 88 million cast.

2. About 58 percent of the registered voters turned out to cast their ballots.

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3. People have cast doubts on it and reporters have tried to dig out the truth.

4. Old stereotypes are being cast out of American TV and a new audience - dominated by women - is being catered for.

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5. Nearly 6 million ballots were cast in the presidential vote last year out of 17 million registered voters.

6. cast out

6. Nichols originally cast Cate Blanchett, but she had to drop out when she became pregnant.

7. Obama sought Monday to cast his meetings with both men as simply reaching out to the whole government.

8. The cast of " Vampire Hunter " is beginning to round out.

9. cast out

9. Very few voters turned out to cast their votes in Kathmandu also.

10. cast out

10. Instead of only reaching out to three Chinese cities, it will cast its net much wider this year to incorporate over 20 cities.

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