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Estar a la orden del día

To be the order of the day / To be very common

Idioms & Sayings
Notes & Usage:

Describes something that is very frequent or widespread in a given context or time. Often used to comment on trends or problems.

See It in Context

Los retrasos están a la orden del día en esa empresa.

Delays are the order of the day at that company.

Las fusiones empresariales están a la orden del día.

Business mergers are very common nowadays.

—¿Pasa mucho eso? —Sí, está a la orden del día.

—Does that happen a lot? —Yes, it's very common.

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