Sense: correct according to what is regularly done, especially in meetings etc
It is quite in order to end the meeting now.
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 Afrikaans: in orde, in die haak |
 Arabic: صَحيح، وِفْقا للقانون |
 Bulgarian: наред |
 Brazilian: correto |
 Czech: podleřádu |
 German: in Ordnung |
 Danish: i orden |
 Greek: εντάξει, σωστός, ενδεδειγ |
 Spanish: correcto |
 Estonian: päevakorras |
 Farsi: طبق روال همیشگی؛ مرتب |
 Finnish: järjestyksessä |
 French: dans les règles |
 Hebrew: תָקִין |
 Hindi: सही |
 Croatian: ispravno |
 Hungarian: rendben van |
 Indonesian: tepat |
 Icelandic: í samræmi við reglur, í l |
 Italian: regolare, in regola |
 Japanese: 規則にかなって |
 Korean: 규칙대로 |
 Lithuanian: teisus, teisėtas, pagal r |
 Latvian: saskaņā ar reglamentu/not |
 Malay: sesuai mengikut kebiasaan |
 Dutch: gewettigd |
 Norwegian: i orden |
 Polish: przepisowy |
 Persian: طبق روال همیشگی؛ مرتب |
 Pashto: په ضمن كښى، په معمولى توګ |
 Portuguese: correcto |
 Romanian: în ordine |
 Russian: в соответствии с принятым |
 Slovak: podľa poriadku |
 Slovenian: po pravilih |
 Serbian: u redu |
 Swedish: i sin ordning |
 Thai: ถูกต้องตามระเบียบ |
 Turkish: uygun |
 Taiwanese: 符合規程 |
 Ukrainian: звичайний; логічний |
 Urdu: ضابطہ کے مطابق |
 Vietnamese: hợp lệ |
 Chinese: 符合规程 |
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