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| 1. | That is blind faith. |
| 那是迷信。 |
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| 2. | The superstitious（迷信的） man put the priority（『优』先） on the superficial（表面、浮浅、浅薄） supersonic（超音波） superiority |
| 迷信的人将优先权放到肤浅的超级（声波）自尊（势）。 |
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| 3. | superstitious beliefs, ideas, practices |
| 迷信的说法、 想法、 做法. |
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| 4. | believe in superstition |
| 相信迷信 |
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| 5. | The idea [superstition] still prevails (among them). |
| 那种想法 [迷信] 仍然 (在他们之间) 盛行。 |
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| 6. | a superstitionist |
| 迷信者 |
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| 7. | He has a superstitious thought that black cat are unlucky. |
| 他有一种迷信的想法认为黑猫不吉祥。 |
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| 8. | myth of mental illness |
| 精神疾病迷信 |
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| 9. | 1.superstition; superstitious belief; blind faith; blind worship; 2.to have blind faith in; to make a fetish of |
| 迷信 |
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| 10. | factor of superstition |
| 迷信因素 |
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