迷mai4信seon3

English

1. superstition
2. to be superstitious; to believe in superstitions; to have thoughts based on or belief in superstitions
3. to have a superstitious belief (in sth)

粵語 — Cantonese

1. 相信一啲被認為唔理性、唔科學嘅嘢

Examples

• 佢好迷信星座。

  He blindly believes in astrology.

• 佢間公司嘅老闆好迷信，特登請咗個風水師傅幫個新辦公室睇風水。

  The boss of his company is a very superstitious person. They hired a Feng Shui master to advise on the Feng Shui of the new office.

• 這種荒謬的迷信已不復存在了。

  Such a ridiculous superstition no longer exists.

  Tatoeba · nickyeow CC BY

• 宗教不過是有組織的迷信加上一本暢銷書。

  Religion is just organised superstition with a bestseller.

  Tatoeba · LeviHighway CC BY

• 现在的老师么，非常迷信考试，据说今天又要考试啦。

  Teachers nowadays are super into testing. It seems that there's another test today.

  Tatoeba · sysko CC BY

• 迷信之所以存在，是因為人無法接受巧合只是巧合而已。

  Superstitions derive from the inability of men to acknowledge that coincidences are merely coincidences.

  Tatoeba · DaoSeng CC BY