1·Seven horseshoes nailed to a house will protect it from all evil.
钉在房子上的七个马蹄铁可以保护房子不受任何邪恶力量。
2·A blacksmith — a man who makes horseshoes and other items from metal — was at that time quite an important part of the community.
铁匠，也就是制作马蹄铁和其他金属用品的人，那个时候在当地是相当重要的人物。
3·His purple wand - which is actually a plastic stake for horseshoes - usually leads, but his body and his whistle work right along with it.
他的紫色棒子- - -实际上是一根马蹄铁塑料桩- - -指挥着，他的身体和哨子很出色地配合着它。
4·I was surprised to see in looking this stuff over that the game of closh had for many years been outlawed in England along with such other questionable pursuits as tennis, horseshoes and bowling.
我仔细查看之后，惊讶地发现，槌球和许多其他活动一样——诸如网球、掷马蹄铁、保龄球——许多年来在英格兰曾经都是被禁止的项目。
5·Besides new fads such as the stuffed toys, traditional amulets have also reappeared: horseshoes, red flags, garlic are often seen on homes and even luxury apartments.
除了最新流行的填充玩具，传统的护身符也再次露面：马蹄铁、红色的小旗、大蒜出现在了各家各户，甚至豪华公寓也有它们的身影。