Is this sentence contradictory? Don’t move, raise your hands
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Don’t move, raise your hands. How can you raise your hands if you don’t move?
It refers to the inability to move the body. DON’T MOVE, HANDS UP.
It can’t be translated literally in this way; there’s no contradiction here at all. It’s just two sentences – first, “Don’t move,” and then, “Raise your hands”: lol
Don’t move (keep your body still), raise your hands (raise your hands upward in surrender): lol
This is the same as reversing; please be careful – “please be careful” and reversing mean the same thing~:lol
Do not resist; raise your hands. There are two orders: first, do not move; second, raise your hands
Don’t move——keep your body still, raise your hands——raise your hands slowly upward. Two actions.