Definición y Significado de "cast"

What is a "cast"?

A cast is a hard, protective shell made of plaster or fiberglass that is used to support and protect a broken or injured arm, leg, or other body part while it heals. It is applied by medical professionals and it wraps around the injured area, keeping the bones in place and preventing them from moving. Casts are crucial for helping bones heal properly and can be customized in size and shape to fit different parts of the body. They typically stay on until the healing process is complete, and afterward they are removed by a healthcare provider.

What is a "cast"?

A cast refers to the group of actors and actresses who are chosen to play roles in a production. This includes all the performers who bring the characters in the script to life, from lead roles to supporting and minor roles. The cast works together to portray the story and contribute to the overall performance.