“Water under the bridge”
Definition
Something from the past that no longer matters.
Examples
Examples
“We argued before, but it’s water under the bridge now.”
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- What does "Water under the bridge" mean?
- "Water under the bridge" means something from the past that no longer matters..
- How do you use "Water under the bridge" in a sentence?
- Example: "We argued before, but it’s water under the bridge now."
- What is the Russian or Armenian translation of "Water under the bridge"?
- Прошлое, которое уже не имеет значения. / Անցյալում մնացած բան, որ այլևս կարևոր չէ։
- Is this idiom formal or informal?
- This idiom is neutral and can be used in most contexts.