what does "Water Under the Bridge" mean, please ?

When someone says that a particular issue is "water under the bridge" it means that it's already over and done with, you can't do anything about it so stop worrying about it. For example, if someone says they regret doing something, you can tell them, "hey, you did your best....it's water under the bridge so move on"

Water Under The Bridge Meaning

Under The Bridge Meaning

Water under the bridge means the same as water over the dam, it is in the past.

It is usually used to dismiss a past event, to state that what's done is done and it's now forgotten about. For example:"I'm so sorry about stealing your car." "Don't worry about it, I got the car back so it's just water under the bridge!" :D

If someone says 'oh well it's all water under the bridge now'

It means that it's in the past.

when you look down from a bridge, the water (in the case of the saying) is rushing past. what happened a few minutes ago is already gone, and the bridge(or the person on it) doesnt need to worry about the water downstream.

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Below 'see/C' level?

Means it's fine. It's ok. Don't worry about it.

move on --- good luck