po ptokach

/pɔ‿ˈptɔ.kax/
LEHÇE → TR

Tanım

•a day after the fair (too late to change what has already happened)

Diğer Dillerde

AlmancaSchnee von gestern /ˈʃneː fɔn ˌɡɛstɐn/
water under the bridge
köken: Calque of French neiges d'antan (“yesteryear's snow”), in German literally, “yesterday's snow”. Compare English where are the snows of yesteryear.
Fransızcaaprès la bataille, de l'eau a coulé sous les ponts, histoire ancienne /də l‿o a ku.le su le pɔ̃/
it was a long time ago, and much has changed since; it's water under the bridge
köken: Literally, “water has flowed under the bridges”
İspanyolcaagua pasada, el juego estaba acabado, el juego se acabó, la fiesta se acabó, se acabó el embuste, se descubrió el pastel (dişil) /ˌaɡwa paˈsada/
ancient history · water under the bridge
köken: Literally, “past water”.
aile: agua pasada no mueve molino
Rusçaпрошлогодний снег (eril) /prəʂɫɐˈɡodʲnʲɪj snʲek/
Used in comparisons, to indicate that something is as much use as a chocolate teapot, i.e. completely useless.
çekim: tamlayan прошлого́днего сне́га
eş: лишний, бесполезный
köken: Ultimately a calque of French neiges d'antan. Compare German Schnee von gestern.
Felemenkçegedane zaken maken geen keer
water under the bridge (things not worth worrying about any more)
köken: Literally, “past waters”. Shortening of "águas passadas não movem moinho" Literally, “past waters don't move the mill”
φράση που δηλώνει τη λησμονιά προσβολών ή διαφορών, την πρόθεση να ξεχαστεί κάτι δυσάρεστο και να συμφιλιωθούν οι εμπλεκόμενοι
eş: περασμένα ξεχασμένα, περασμένα, ξεχασμένα
Japoncaゲームオーバー, 終わったこと, 詰んだ /ɡe̞ːmɯ̟ o̞ːba̠ː/
game over
köken: From English game over.
Hintçeखेल ख़त्म
after the horse has bolted, a day after the fair
Çekçes křížkem po funuse /s kr̝̊iːʃkɛm po funusɛ/
a day late and a dollar short (too late and too feeble to achieve the desired effect)
eş: po bitvě
köken: Literally, “with a cross after the funeral”.
Přišel s křížkem po funuse.
Macarcasok víz lefolyt azóta a Dunán
Latincepost festum
Norveççesnøen som falt i fjor
Endonezceberakhir, selesai /bəˈraxir/
to end
köken: From Malay berakhir, equivalent to ber- + akhir.
Vietnamcaqua đi
"The day is over, the fair is over" (implying either that one has lost the opportunity, or that every activity has its proper time or schedule)
köken: Compare English a day after the fair.
Tamilceசோழி முடிந்தது /t͡ɕoːɻɪ mʊɖɪn̪d̪ɐd̪ʊ/
game over, it's over, owari da
cmn過去的事 /过去的事

Etimoloji

Borrowed from Silesian po ptŏkach. Literally, “[the] birds [are] lost”.

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