The expression "water under the bridge" is used to say that something is in the past and is no longer worth thinking or worrying about.
L'espressione "water under the bridge" si usa per dire che qualcosa è finito e non vale più la pena pensarci o preoccuparsene.
| Idiom | water under the bridge |
|---|---|
| Definition | you use this expression to say that something is finished and there is no point or need to think or worry about it any longer |
| Examples | - We use to argued every time we saw each other, but that's now water under the bridge. - I tried to apologize for what I'd said, but he was good enough to tell me that it was water under the bridge for him. |
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