📂 Lost in Translation
First is open the door then push (先开门，再推开) — Chinglish Slang
📌 Quick Overview | 词条速览
Slang Name：First is open the door then push
Chinese：先开门，再推开
Type：Lost in Translation / Chinglish Slang
🔎 Full Meaning | 完整释义
English：
An operation guide Chinglish with wrong grammar, translated from Chinese "xiān kāi mén, zài tuī kāi".
中文：
语法错误的操作指引中式英语，译自中文“先开门，再推开”。
📜 Origin & Background | 词源与文化背景
This is an equipment operation Chinglish with wrong sentence structure. Standard English uses "Open the door first, then push it". It lacks correct sentence structure, a common daily operation translation mistake.
这是句式结构错误的设备操作中式英语，标准英语为Open the door first, then push it，句式结构错误，是日常操作指引常见翻译错误。
📖 Example Sentences | 双语实用例句
📌 Example 1
1. First is open the door then push, easy to use. 🚪
先开门再推开，使用简单。
📌 Example 2
2. Guide: First is open the door then push. 📜
指引：先开门，再推开。
📌 Example 3
3. Cabinet: First is open the door then push. 🗄️
柜子：先开门，再推开。
📌 Example 4
4. Box: First is open the door then push. 📦
箱子：先开门，再推开。
📌 Example 5
5. Follow steps: First is open the door then push. 🪜
遵循步骤：先开门再推开。
📌 Example 6
6. Machine door: First is open the door then push. 🛠️
机器门：先开门，再推开。
📌 Example 7
7. Simple operation: First is open the door then push. ✅
操作简单：先开门，再推开。
📌 Example 8
8. Remember: First is open the door then push. 🧠
记住：先开门，再推开。
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