water under the bridge

Significado

past problems that no longer matter or cause bad feelings

Problemas pasados que ya no importan ni causan rencor.

Ejemplos

1. 1We argued a lot as teenagers, but that's all water under the bridge now.
2. 2Don't apologise again; the mix-up with the tickets is water under the bridge.
3. 3Aisha and her old flatmate fell out years ago, but now it's water under the bridge and they meet for coffee.
4. 4Leo forgot my birthday last year, but I've forgiven him; it's water under the bridge.
5. 5Is that old argument about the car water under the bridge, or are you still upset?

Gramática

Incontable: sin artículo delante de water. Suele ir tras be, a menudo con all o just.

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