Definition of backcast in English:

backcast

noun ˈbakkɑːstˈbakkast

A backward swing of a fishing line preparatory to casting.
（钓鱼线抛出前的）后甩
Example sentencesExamples
- There are many casting techniques used such as groundcast, backcast over head thump etc.
- My competence with a fly rod is on the low side of remarkable, but now the wind is screwing up my backcast.
- Wading usually is easy over a gravel bottom of predictable depth and flow, with ample room for backcasts.
- Keeping the trailing bucket and line inside the wide arc of the backcast is a prudent policy.
- With grace and ease that he had entirely lacked, she executed a perfect backcast.

verbˈbakkɑːstˈbakkast

[no object]

Make a backcast.
Example sentencesExamples
- A fly rod is an excellent option for night fishing on a low, open pier or dock where room for safe backcasting is available.
- ‘Why don't you show Jake how to backcast? ‘suggested Terry.’

Definition of backcast in US English:

backcast

nounˈbakkast

Fishing

A backward swing of a fishing line preparatory to casting.
（钓鱼线抛出前的）后甩
Example sentencesExamples
- Wading usually is easy over a gravel bottom of predictable depth and flow, with ample room for backcasts.
- There are many casting techniques used such as groundcast, backcast over head thump etc.
- My competence with a fly rod is on the low side of remarkable, but now the wind is screwing up my backcast.
- With grace and ease that he had entirely lacked, she executed a perfect backcast.
- Keeping the trailing bucket and line inside the wide arc of the backcast is a prudent policy.

verbˈbakkast

[no object]Fishing

Make a backcast.
Example sentencesExamples
- A fly rod is an excellent option for night fishing on a low, open pier or dock where room for safe backcasting is available.
- ‘Why don't you show Jake how to backcast? ‘suggested Terry.’

单词	backcast
释义	Definition of backcast in English: backcast noun ˈbakkɑːstˈbakkast A backward swing of a fishing line preparatory to casting. （钓鱼线抛出前的）后甩 Example sentencesExamples There are many casting techniques used such as groundcast, backcast over head thump etc. My competence with a fly rod is on the low side of remarkable, but now the wind is screwing up my backcast. Wading usually is easy over a gravel bottom of predictable depth and flow, with ample room for backcasts. Keeping the trailing bucket and line inside the wide arc of the backcast is a prudent policy. With grace and ease that he had entirely lacked, she executed a perfect backcast. verbˈbakkɑːstˈbakkast [no object] Make a backcast. Example sentencesExamples A fly rod is an excellent option for night fishing on a low, open pier or dock where room for safe backcasting is available. ‘Why don't you show Jake how to backcast? ‘suggested Terry.’ Definition of backcast in US English: backcast nounˈbakkast Fishing A backward swing of a fishing line preparatory to casting. （钓鱼线抛出前的）后甩 Example sentencesExamples Wading usually is easy over a gravel bottom of predictable depth and flow, with ample room for backcasts. There are many casting techniques used such as groundcast, backcast over head thump etc. My competence with a fly rod is on the low side of remarkable, but now the wind is screwing up my backcast. With grace and ease that he had entirely lacked, she executed a perfect backcast. Keeping the trailing bucket and line inside the wide arc of the backcast is a prudent policy. verbˈbakkast [no object]Fishing Make a backcast. Example sentencesExamples A fly rod is an excellent option for night fishing on a low, open pier or dock where room for safe backcasting is available. ‘Why don't you show Jake how to backcast? ‘suggested Terry.’
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