[+glance] jeter « he kept casting worried glances over his shoulder. » [+shadow] projeter « The smoky fires cast shadows over the wide circle of faces. » (fig) to cast a shadow over sth = jeter une ombre sur qch « this case cast a shadow over the 2004 Olympics » to cast one's eye over sth = jeter un œil sur qch « early in the evening the men don't even cast an eye over the girls. » to cast doubt on sth = jeter le doute sur qch « the Minister had cast doubt on some of the beliefs of his party. » to cast a spell on sb = envoûter qn « she cast a spell on the whole audience. » to cast aside = rejeter « a notion which has been cast aside in anger and indignation. »