According to superstition, breaking a mirror brings bad luck.
按照迷信的说法，摔碎镜子会带来噩运。
1.迷信;迷信习惯[行为];〈古〉邪教,异教,异端
1.a belief that things such as magic or luck have the power to affect your life
1.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。
2.And freedom of thought within the Church is of the utmost value, if Christianity is to be preserved from stagnation and superstition.
如果要维护基督教而且让它不致僵化和迷信，在教会之内的思想自由是最有价值的。
3.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。
4.Only those, who are of superstition and do not know the truth, are afraid that scientist would discover the veil of superstition.
只有盲目、不知真理者，才会拒绝让科学家动手来揭开其迷信的面纱。
5.Superstition is not to say that baby left a lanugo easy to keep.
并不是为了迷信说是宝宝留了胎毛好养。
6.I have a great deal of sympathy for the view that it is possible to have religion without primitive superstition.
我非常愿意相信这个观点，即不带有原始迷信的宗教是有可能的。
7.Up to what point does statecraft permit superstition to be destroyed?
到什么程度国家机构才能消灭迷信呢？
8.In life seems to be lacking a spiritual sustenance, they will approach things a little comfort scarred heart, even if it is superstition.
在生活中似乎缺少了精神寄托，便寻求一点东西安慰伤痕累累的心，哪怕是迷信。
9.How Much Superstition Does China Still Has?
中国还有多少迷信？
10.Glory of the past do not recognize the theory as feudal superstition, as if the little rock from the Sun instead of monkeys.
炎黄以前的就不认了，理论上定为封建迷信，仿佛炎黄是从石头里蹦出来的孙猴子。