He took the lead in breaking down superstitions.

他带头破除迷信。

Some superstitious practices should be abolished as soon as possible.

有些迷信做法应尽早废除。

Well, they're not superstitions when they work.

管用话就不是迷信行为。

I'm sure he didn't care about silly superstitions like funerals.

我相信他不会在意葬礼这种愚蠢迷信行为。

My grandmother is superstitious, and she thinks dreams can predict the future.

我祖母很迷信，她认为梦可以预测未来。

I would say people who believe that dreams have special meanings are superstitious, especially nowadays.

相信梦有含义人是迷信，尤其在现代。

These include bans on dramas dealing with topics such as superstition, espionage and—bizarrely—time travel.

如今电视台里放以迷信，谍战为题材节目。

" I've killed her, " she thought, in superstitious agony.

" 是我害死了她，" 她怀着一种迷信恐惧这样想。"

Let us consider a large example of how the universe looks to the superstitious.

让我们举一个比较重大例子，看看这些迷信人是怎么看待这个世界。

Their thinking often had a traditional superstitions quality.

他们思想中往往有一种传统迷信成份。

There was a superstition that if they left disaster would strike England.

有一种迷信认为，如果它们离开，英国就会遭殃。

I am not superstitious at all actually, funny enough.

我其实一点也不迷信，挺好笑。

One Indian superstition involves chutney – a food mixing many flavours.

印度一个迷信与酸辣酱有关——酸辣酱是一种混合了多种味道食物。

She has a superstition that breaking a mirror brings bad luck.

她迷信打破镜子会带来坏运气。

Superstition represents people's attempts to improve and control their luck.

迷信代表了人们想要改善和控制自己运气。

It opposed superstition, religious influence and state authority.

它反对迷信、宗教影响和国家权威。

I'm not superstitious, but I hope he's right.

我并不迷信，但我希望他说是真。

The expression may have its roots in old superstitions.

这个表达可能源于古老迷信。

I'm going to paint Superstition by Stevie Wonder.

我打算画史蒂夫旺达《迷信》。

Besides, superstitions often do seem to work.

此外，迷信经常看似有效。