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(chiefly imperative, colloquial) To cease worrying or complaining about something and move on.

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build a bridge and get over it

Source Word

build a bridge and get over it

Verb

colloquial imperative

(chiefly imperative, colloquial) To cease worrying or complaining about something and move on.

Japanese Meaning

心配や不平不満にとらわれず、先に進むこと / 愚痴をやめ、過去のことにこだわらず前向きに生きること

If you can't change what happened, build a bridge and get over it.

もし起きたことを変えられないのなら、もう心配するのをやめて前に進みなさい。

Sense（1）

(chiefly imperative, colloquial) To cease worrying or complaining about something and move on.

builds a bridge and gets over it

（ present singular third-person ）

building a bridge and getting over it

（ participle present ）

built a bridge and got over it

（ past ）

built a bridge and got over it

（ UK participle past ）

built a bridge and gotten over it

（ US participle past ）