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meaning of "scramble fast" Thu May 03, 2007 9:04 am  meaning of "scramble fast"
 

Hi All,

Is the below sentence OK or should I leave out the word fast because scramble means to do something very fast?

I had to scramble fast to get a laptop working for him at all before his trip.
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meaning of "scramble fast" Thu May 03, 2007 9:52 am  meaning of "scramble fast"
 

Hi,

Perhaps if you wanted to emphasise the speed at which you did it, you could simply say'very' fast.

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