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汉语拼音：mí xìn

1.相信神灵鬼怪等超自然的东西存在。

2.泛指盲目地信仰崇拜：～权威。破除～，解放思想。

1. 信仰神仙鬼怪。

   清 潮声 《记栗主杀贼事》：“迷信者云：‘命中犯披麻，杀人不用刀。’”《二十年目睹之怪现状》第四回：“我不是迷信了那因果报应的话。” 碧野 《没有花的春天》第二章：“照他们迷信的习惯说来，当动土木的期间内，只有用合群的呼啸声才可以把周围的鬼怪吓散开去的。” 峻青 《海啸》序幕：“他很迷信，每当有什么重大行动和委决不下之事，总要用龟板占上一卦。”

2. 泛指盲目的信仰崇拜。

   《新华文摘》1982年第5期：“善疑，就是不迷信旧说，坚持独立思考。”

• The superstition seems to arise from the belief that mirrors don't just reflect your image; they hold bits of your soul.

  这个迷信似乎源自以下说法：镜子不仅可以照出你自己；它们还装载着你的一部分灵魂。

• His mother wasn't highly educated, but because she was superstitious, she introduced Andersen to folklore.

  他母亲没受过高等教育，但因为她很迷信，所以带安徒生认识了许多民间传说。

• Being superstitious, they never ate anyone who was less than whole. So untying the king, they sent him on his way.

  于是野蛮人给国王松了绑，放了他——由于迷信，他们从来不吃不完整的东西。

• I'm still too superstitious to declare victory, but it looks as if my daughter is going to make it.

  我还是太迷信而不愿相信在这场抵抗疾病的战斗中的胜利，但是看起来我的女儿似乎即将康复。

• To cross one's fingers is a hand gesture used to superstitiously wish for good luck or to nullify a promise.

  交叉手指是一个迷信的手势，用来祈祷好运或者使一个做出的誓言无效化。

• Inman did not consider himself to be a superstitious person, but he did believe that there is a world invisible to us.

  英曼并不认为自己是个迷信的人，但他相信确实存在着人们肉眼无法触及的世界。

• I did not superstitious, but I really want to have the next life, so I had the opportunity to - feed your love.

  我本来不迷信，但我真的希望能有来生，好让我有机会--反哺您的爱。

• The truth was, that a superstition of his had failed, here, which he and all his comrades had always looked upon as infallible .

  原来他的迷信没有灵验。他和所有的伙伴一向都认为它是万无一失的，可是这次却没有。

• This, he writes, is due to a heritage of Germanic, Nordic and British superstitions and a strong preoccupation with history.

  他写道，这是由于日耳曼、北欧和英国的迷信传统以及对历史的强烈关注。