Translation guide
Describes a state where things are arranged neatly, functioning properly, or proceeding smoothly. The Japanese expression depends on whether you mean physical tidiness, correct sequence, or a system working well.
The physical arrangement of objects is clean and orderly.
Describes a scene or arrangement that is neat and in perfect order. Often used as an adverb with と.
The room was in good order.
A very common, everyday way to say things are properly arranged or done neatly.
The desk is in good order.
Means 'is in order' or 'is well-arranged'. Slightly more formal than きちんとしている.
The documents are in good order.
A machine, system, or process is operating correctly.
Literally 'moving normally'. Used for machines, devices, or systems.
The engine is in good order.
Means 'in good condition'. Common for machines, vehicles, or even a person's health.
Literally 'moving without problems'. A clear, neutral way to say something is working fine.
The system is in good order.
Items or steps are in the right order, not mixed up.
The car is in good order.