"Se upp för dörrarna."

Translation: Watch out for the doors.

[Dsgoo]

... dörarna stängs

[HelenCarlsson]

Se upp för dårarna!

http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Se_upp_f%C3%B6r_d%C3%A5rarna

[22879]

Why is this "Se upp för dörrarna" but another example is "se upp med den där björn"?

[aktungmak]

tåget går mot akalla...

[wxfrog]

Those Stockholm T-Bana doors are merciless.

[Torniojaws]

Riddarna på ovädret

[James490940]

Kom på spädbarn, ljus min eld

[AmandaTheLeaf]

I put "be careful of the doors" which to me is the same thing. Marked wrong, of course!

[Steph.Ro]

In English you can say "Be mindful of the doors." or "Be careful with the doors." I'm not sure either of these is allowed, though, as the wording is quite different from the Swedish.

[Vesa29985]

Can someone explain a situation where I can use this sentence? I am thinking about two situations:

1. There is a door "threatening" you, for example if it is a revolving door or a glass door and you don't see it (in this case why it is in plural?)

2. You are shopping and ask your friend to mention if they find doors to buy. But in this case I would use "look for" or "search" in English (I'm still learning that too)

So can this sentence mean both cases?

[rvnbrd]

It's used on the subway when the doors are closing "Se upp dör dörrarna. Dörrarna stängs."