superstitious

英 [ˌsuːpəˈstɪʃəs]

美 [ˌsuːpərˈstɪʃəs]

adj. 迷信的; 有迷信观念的

Collins.1 / BNC.14759 / COCA.14286

牛津词典

adj.

ADJ-GRADED 迷信的
People who aresuperstitiousbelieve in things that are not real or possible, for example magic.
1. Jean was extremely superstitious and believed the colour green brought bad luck.
  琼非常迷信，认为绿色会带来厄运。
ADJ-GRADED (恐惧、信念)非理性的，盲目的
Superstitiousfears or beliefs are irrational and not based on fact.
1. A wave of superstitious fear spread among the townspeople...
  盲目的恐惧感在市民中蔓延。
2. In the countryside as a young doctor she encountered ancient superstitious beliefs and prejudices.
  作为一名年轻医生，她在乡下见识了古老的迷信思想和偏见。

adj

showing ignorance of the laws of nature and faith in magic or chance
1. finally realized that the horror he felt was superstitious in origin

All these old novels bear the religions and superstitious characters of the feudal society.
所有这些旧小说都具有封建社会的宗教迷信性。
I'm not usually superstitious, but yesterday was a VERY unlucky day.
我通常并不迷信，但昨天实在运气太不好了。
'I get very superstitious about things like that,' she said by way of explanation.
“在那种事儿上我会很迷信，”她解释道。
Too superstitious to them what will bring about the low vulgarization of culture and speech is graceless change.
对他们过于迷信将会导致文化的低俗化和话语的粗野化。
As a kid, I wasn't superstitious.
小的时候我不迷信。
They are a superstitious and devout people, seeing their culture and beliefs as both infallible and inseparable.
他们是迷信而虔诚的，认为自己的文化和信仰从无谬误密不可分。
I think it's just superstitious nonsense that13is an unlucky number.
我认为把13看作一个不吉利的数字完全是迷信的无稽之谈。
Gamblers and adventures are generally superstitious.
赌徒和冒险家往往很迷信。
Attila was famous for his superstitious beliefs.
同时阿提拉也是一个很迷信的人。
I have a very superstitious friend called Mack.
我有个非常迷信的朋友名叫麦克。