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English Idioms: It's No Use Crying Over Spilt Milk

What's done is done. It's pointless for a person to regret something that is lost and cannot be recovered, or a mistake that cannot be corrected. Use [ju:s]: Usage, application, utilization. Need. Ben

What's done is done.

It's pointless for a person to regret something that is lost and cannot be recovered, or a mistake that cannot be corrected.

Use [ju:s]:

Usage, application, utilization.

Need.

Benefit, sense.

Cry [krai]:

To cry, to weep.

Over ['ouvə]:

Above, upon (also figurative), along, near.

About, concerning, regarding.

Spill [spil]:

To spill, to scatter, to shed (blood, etc.).

Milk [milk]:

Milk.

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