合着尸体比我先进门
“So the body entered before I did.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就迎来了一具尸体
“a body was brought in.”
合着 尸体 比我先进门
“So the body entered before I did.”
我上手一验啊
“When I examined him,”
“I barely even walked in, and I already have to deal with a dead body.”
Professionals dealing with death or high-stress duties often use witty sarcasm to soften bleak working environments.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
so it turns out; all along
A common colloquial Northern Chinese phrase used when realizing an unexpected truth or ironic reality.
entered the door earlier than me
Use this structure (比 + object + 先 + verb) to express doing something prior to someone else.