n.迷信，迷信观念(或思想)

原形：superstition复数：superstitions

It's a superstition that crows are unlucky.
认为乌鸦不吉利是一种迷信思想。
The uneducated are more susceptible to superstition.
未受过教育的人更容易迷信。
It is a common superstition that hair-cutting is not good at the first month of the lunar year in China.
中国有一种普遍的迷信， 认为在农历正月剪头发不好。
Superstition is the belief in supernatural causality, where one event causes another without any natural process linking the two.
超自然迷信是相信超自然因果关系，即一件事可以无任何自然过程地影响另一件事。
Many people avoid opening an umbrella indoors, fearing it's a bad omen, a superstition that originated in ancient times.
许多人避免在室内打开雨伞，认为这是不祥之兆，这是一种起源于古代的迷信。
The belief that breaking a mirror will bring seven years of bad luck is a common superstition.
相信打碎镜子会带来七年厄运是一种常见的迷信。
Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky day in many Western countries due to a superstition.
在许多西方国家，13号星期五被认为是不吉利的日子，这源于一种迷信。
Some sailors believe that it's bad luck to have a woman on board a ship, a nautical superstition.
有些水手认为女性上船会带来霉运，这是一种航海迷信。
In some cultures, it's considered lucky to find a four-leaf clover, a belief rooted in superstition.
在某些文化中，找到四叶草被认为是幸运的，这是一种迷信信仰。
Knocking on wood to ward off bad luck is a widespread superstition.
敲木头以避开坏运气是一种普遍的迷信行为。
Some people refuse to walk under a ladder for fear of inviting bad luck, a superstition likely stemming from the triangle's association with the trinity.
有些人不敢从梯子下走过，生怕招致霉运，这可能源于梯子形成的三角形与三位一体的关联，从而产生的迷信。
It's a common superstition that if a black cat crosses your path, it's a sign of impending misfortune.
黑猫过马路被认为预示着即将来临的不幸，这是一个常见的迷信。
In Chinese culture, the number 4 is considered unlucky due to its similarity to the word for "death," a linguistic superstition.
在中国文化中，数字4因为发音与“死”相似而被认为是不吉利的，这是一种语言上的迷信。