superstitious 中文意思是什麼

音標 [ˌsju:pə'stiʃəs]
superstitious 解釋
adj. 形容詞 迷信（上）的。
adv. 動詞 副詞 -ly ,-ness n. 名詞
  1. The sudden resolve had prompted her like superstitious impulse to abandon her aimless course.

    這個決心就象一股迷信的沖動，敦促她放棄毫無目的的徘徊。
  2. It was quite evident, by her manner, that her uneasiness was not feigned ; and franz himself could not resist a feeling of superstitious dread - so much the stronger in him, as it arose from a variety of corroborative recollections, while the terror of the countess sprang from an instinctive belief, originally created in her mind by the wild tales she had listened to till she believed them truths

    從伯爵夫人的態度上看，她的不安顯然並不是裝出來的，而且弗蘭茲自己也禁不住感到了一種迷信的恐懼，只不過他的恐懼更為強烈，因為那是從種種確實的回憶變化而來的，而伯爵夫人的恐懼只是出於一種本能的感覺而已。
  3. So the impossibility criminal attempt must be punished, the superstitious offense shows only criminal intention

    所以，不能犯未遂仍具有可罰性，迷信犯僅屬犯意表示。
  4. Are you superstitious ？ i guess i am a fatalist

    你迷信嗎？我猜我是個宿命論者。
  5. Relatively scientific persons regard taboo as nonsense, claiming that it should be abolished due to its feudalistic and superstitious residue. on the contrary relatively ignorant persons still tend to have a blind faith in taboo ' s mysterious power

    而那些缺乏起碼文化素質的「文盲」或「科盲」 ，則覺得禁忌事象神秘莫測，難解其詳，進而成為跪拜於它的腳下的溫馴奴隸，受其左右，不敢越雷池一步。
  6. Gamblers and adventurers are generally superstitious.

    賭徒和冒險家往往很迷信。
  7. “ i don ' t believe in magic, a lot of superstitious hocus - pocus

    「我才不相信魔術，迷信這樣的騙術呢。 」
  8. Some leading figures in sixteenth - century england considered pilgrimages to marian shrines and praying the rosary to be un - scriptural, " superstitious ", and / or idolatrous

    一些特徵引進了十六世紀的英國，認為對瑪麗亞的神祠朝聖和用聖母玫瑰經禱告是不合經文的， 「迷信」 ，或者是偶像崇拜。
  9. The party is fun, informative, and most importantly not superstitious because dr. lenis teaches how intuitive information is nothing more than a communication from the subconscious mind

    咖啡占卜派對是寓教於樂的，而且更重要的是這無關于迷信，因為藍寧仕博士所教導的直覺概念單純只是潛意識與您的溝通互動。
  10. And even the most superstitious villagers no longer take off their hats to the magpie and wish it good-morning.

    而且即使最迷信的村民也不再向鵲類脫帽致敬並祝它早安了。
  11. The superstitious regard it as a bad omen.

    迷信的人認為那是一種惡兆。
  12. I write distractedly, but this girl-this jeanie deans, is a peevish puritan, superstitious and scrupulous after the manner of her sect.

    我寫得心煩意亂--可是那女郎--那個珍妮迪恩斯是個倔強的清教徒，迷信而且嚴格地遵守她那教派的規矩。
  13. They all iook iike superstitious rubes. they ' ve got no credibility

    他們看起來都像是迷信的土老冒他們說出的話毫無可信度
  14. Witches, fortunetellers are suchlike who play upon people ' s superstitious fear

    巫婆，算命者是善於利用人們的迷信恐懼心理的一類人。
  15. A superstitious fear still kept off the crowd.

    迷信造成的恐懼還能控制得住人群。
  16. One of his responsibilities is fighting against a superstitious valuation of europe.

    他要以反對盲目崇拜歐洲為己任。
  17. Such an attitude is, of course, superstitious and totally contrary to reason.

    這種態度當然是拘泥的，也是完全違背理智的。
  18. To be perfectly candid, my own condition was not far removed from that of superstitious fear.

    坦白地講，我自己當時也感到一種神秘的恐懼。
  19. The story was monstrous, and only worthy of the superstitious days in which it was written.

    這是個荒誕的故事，也只有在寫這個故事的那種迷信年代才會有市場。
  20. As history goes on, the greeks became more religious and superstitious as the faiths of the conquered welled up from below.

    隨著歷史的發展，由於被征服者的信仰自下而上地涌來，這些希臘人變得日益崇奉宗教和趨于迷信了。
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