water under the bridge

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18 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 過去的事 /过去的事 (guòqù de shì) — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Dutch: gedane zaken maken geen keer — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Finnish: mennyt — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Finnish: ollut ja mennyt — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• French: histoire ancienne — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• French: de l'eau a coulé sous les ponts — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• German: Schnee von gestern — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Greek: ο γέγονε, γέγονε (o gégone, gégone) — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Greek: νερό κι αλάτι (neró ki aláti) — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Hungarian: sok víz lefolyt azóta a Dunán — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Japanese: 終わったこと (owatta koto) — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Norwegian Bokmål: snøen som falt i fjor — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Polish: po ptokach — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Polish: było, minęło — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Portuguese: águas passadas — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Portuguese: águas passadas não movem moinhos — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Russian: прошлогодний снег (prošlogodnij sneg) — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted
• Spanish: agua pasada — something in the past that cannot be controlled but must be accepted