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| 21. | He is prone to idleness [superstition]. |
| 他好偷懒 [迷信] 。 |
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| 22. | the trammels of superstition |
| 迷信的束缚 |
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| 23. | He pinned his faith on an aBsurdity. |
| 他迷信荒唐 |
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| 24. | This too is a kind of blind prejudice. |
| 这也是一种迷信。 |
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| 25. | Superstition results from ignorance. |
| 迷信产生于无知。 |
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| 26. | Frightened or intimidated by superstition. |
| （因迷信而）恐惧被迷信吓倒或胆怯的 |
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| 27. | superstitious religion |
| 迷信的宗教 |
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| 28. | Belief in vampires. |
| 对吸血鬼的迷信 |
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| 29. | That's just a superstition. |
| 那只是迷信而已。 |
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| 30. | Superstition is rife among the savage tribes. |
| 迷信盛行于蛮族之间。 |
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