Breaking a mirror: An action that according to superstition will bring bad luck.
Breaking a mirror may bring you seven years of bad luck.
Carrying a rabbit’s foot: An accion that according to superstition will bring good luck.
Carrying a rabbi´s foot is the best way to have good luck.
Catching a falling leaf: An action that according to superstition will grant the catcher a wish or bring good luck.
If you catch a falling leaf, make a wish.
Finding a penny: An action that according to superstition will bring good luck if the finder picks up the penny.
If you find a penny, pick up, and all day long, you´ll have good luck.
Killing a ladybug: An action that according to superstition will bring bad luck.
Killing a ladybug may bring you bad luck.
Knocking on wood: An action that according to superstition will protect a person from bad luck.
Knocking on wood can reverse bad luck if you break a mirror.
Opening an umbrella indoors: An action that according to superstition will bring bad luck.
Opening an umbrella indoors leads to bad luck raining on you.
Putting new shoes on a table: An action that according to superstition will bring bad luck.
Putting new shoes on a table signifies a death in the familiy for some peolpe.
Seeing a falling star: An action that according to superstiton will bring good luck or grant a wish.
I always make a wish after seeing a falling star.
Spilling salt: An action according to superstition will bring bad luck unless some of the salt is thrown back over the left shoulder.
Spilling salt is a European superstition.
Throwing a coin in afountain: An action that according to superstiton will bring good luck or grant a wish.
Lots of tourist like throwing coins in the Trevi Fountain.
Walking under a ladder: An action that according to superstiton will bring bad luck.
I´am not superstitious, but you´d never catch me walking under a ladder.
Bad luck: An unfortunate state resulting from unfavorable outcomes.
She has bad luck on Mondays.
Good luck: Used to express wishes for success.
Mariana has very good luck.
Superstition: Excessively credulous belief in and reverence for supernatural beings.
Noun. He dismissed the ghost stories as mere superstition.
Believe: Accept (something) as true; feel sure of the truth of.
The superintendent believed Lancaster's story.
