The English idiom 'crack the window' means to open it slightly, not to break it; this common phrase can be easily misunderstood by learners who may interpret 'crack' literally as breaking something.
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ST188｜“Crack the Window” Does NOT Mean Break It追加:
It's hot in here. Crack the window, please. Crack the window? Got it.
What What are you doing? You said crack the window. No, you idiot. Crack the window means open it slightly, not break the window.
Hey, what should I say if I really want to
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