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superstition [ˌsʲuːpəˈstıʃən] 名词

superstition

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▶ superstitious [ˌsʲuːpəˈstıʃəs] 形

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英语

Superstition is a credulous belief or notion, not based on reason or knowledge.

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The woman who catches it, superstition has it, will be the next to marry.

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The leadership clearly believed in what many at the time would have derided as popular superstition.

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Actors who do not believe the superstition will sometimes abstain out of politeness to those that do.

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It is also hard to find any definition of superstition that does not cover religion.

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This was in keeping with the old superstition that if left intact, the puppets would come to life at night.

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Similarly, shelters often have difficulty placing black cats due to common superstitions regarding black cats as bringers or harbingers of bad luck.

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It is at the centre of several legends and superstitions.

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Superstitions like the presence of a werewolf and a headless mule are also manifested in this popular festival.

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He believes in ghosts, and enjoys voicing superstitions and telling old sea stories, particularly when the fog comes around.

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