高招 in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for 高招 in the English»Spanish Dictionary

superstitious [Am ˌsupərˈstɪʃəs, Brit suːpəˈstɪʃəs] ADJ

superstitious

supersticioso

it's just superstitious nonsense

no son más que supersticiones or paparruchas

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supersticioso (supersticiosa)

superstitious

高招 in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for 高招 in the English»Spanish Dictionary

superstitious [ˌsu:pəˈstɪʃəs, Am -pɚˈ-] ADJ

superstitious

supersticioso, -a

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supersticioso (-a)

superstitious

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English

An extremely superstitious boy, he insists that they avoid anything unlucky like the number 13.

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They tend to be highly superstitious, believing in animism and totem worship.

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Her cooking is intolerably sweet to anyone else, and she is very superstitious.

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Also, for the superstitious, the lack of right angles prevented evil spirits from lurking in wait around a corner.

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There are few people who have not received superstitious traditions from their fathers.

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Scientific literature typically regards palmistry as a pseudoscientific or superstitious belief.

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Even among people who are not superstitious, shoes can be associated with contamination.

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He and his wife publicly viewed solar eclipses, as there was a superstitious belief that pregnant women should not do so.

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On many different occasions ecclesiastics who spoke with authority did their best to disabuse the people of their superstitious belief in witchcraft.

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Some players are superstitious about running through the banner.

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