suihkutusnopeudella

Suihkutusnopeudella, often translated as "jet speed" or "at jet speed," is a Finnish term that describes a very high rate of movement or action, comparable to the speed of a jet aircraft. It's an idiomatic expression used to convey extreme swiftness or immediacy. The phrase is not a technical term with precise scientific or engineering definitions but rather a colloquialism that evokes a sense of rapid progress or departure.

When something is done "suihkutusnopeudella," it implies it happened almost instantaneously, with no delay. For example, a person might leave a place "suihkutusnopeudella" if they departed very quickly, perhaps in surprise or haste. Similarly, a project or task could be completed "suihkutusnopeudella" if it was finished with remarkable speed and efficiency. The visual metaphor of a jet plane, known for its speed, provides the strong impression of rapid movement that the phrase aims to capture. It's a common way to emphasize how quickly something occurred or was accomplished in everyday Finnish conversation.