He took the lead in breaking down superstitions.

他带头破除迷信。

Well, they're not superstitions when they work.

管用的话就不是迷信行为。

Fear of the number 13 is an old superstition.

对数字13恐惧是一种古老的迷信。

For the most part, I know superstitions are superstitions.

绝大多数情况下，我知道迷信不可信。

" He just thought it was a silly superstition, " I said quickly.

“他只是觉得那是一个愚蠢的迷信。”我飞快地说道。

You know, there are some superstitions that the kids might be cursed.

你知道的，有迷信说这些戏孩子受了诅咒。

Well, lots of people do believe food superstitions, including otherwise rational, scientific people.

好吧，很多人在食物方面迷信，包括其他理性的科学人士。

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'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的迷信行为。

Superstition is giving way to science.

科学取代了迷信。

Besides, superstitions often do seem to work.

此外，迷信经常看似有效。

Their thinking often had a traditional superstitions quality.

他们的思想中往往有一种传统的迷信成份。

It opposed superstition, religious influence and state authority.

它反对迷信、宗教影响和国家权威。

Mitchell, superstitions are a big part of sports.

米奇尔 迷信是体育的重要组成部分。

In addition, colours are associated with some superstitions.

此外，颜色还与迷信息息相关。

The evil eye is a superstition in which someone causes injury or bad luck through a look.

evil eye是一种迷信，认为某人通过眼神会造成伤害或厄运。

But not all superstitions are religious.

但并非所有迷信都与宗教有关。

Here's food historian Tasha Marks describing one unusual superstition to BBC World Service programme, The Food Chain.

以下是食物历史学家 Tasha Marks 向 BBC 的世界服务节目 《食物链》描述一个不同寻常的食物迷信。

Our superstitions will always betray us.

我们迷信的习惯总是出卖我们。

The expression may have its roots in old superstitions.

这个表达可能源于古老的迷信。