safari
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++sa·fa·ri /səˈfɑːri/ noun [countable] 
1 DLTa trip to see or hunt wild animals, especially in Africa 〔尤指在非洲的〕野外观兽 [猎兽]旅行on safari They went on safari in Kenya. 他们去肯尼亚游猎。2. safari suit/jacket a suit or jacket that is made of light material, usually with a belt, and pockets on the chest 轻便猎装/猎装夹克〔用轻便衣料做成，通常有腰带和胸袋〕
1 DLTa trip to see or hunt wild animals, especially in Africa 〔尤指在非洲的〕野外观兽 [猎兽]旅行on safari They went on safari in Kenya. 他们去肯尼亚游猎。2. safari suit/jacket a suit or jacket that is made of light material, usually with a belt, and pockets on the chest 轻便猎装/猎装夹克〔用轻便衣料做成，通常有腰带和胸袋〕Examples from the Corpus
safari• Straus could have spent his life clipping coupons, safari hunting, or writing the hyperventilating prose that was his second love.• Tea is brought by a small furtive man in a grey safari suit.• For an additional £145 visitors can opt to vacate their hotel rooms for a two-night safari.• All Sovereign clients are guaranteed a window seat on our safari bus.• I suppose because photographic safaris are great for you and me, but they feel kind of lame to a born hunter.Origin safari (1800-1900) Arabic safariy “of a trip”sa·fa·ri nounChineseSyllable
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safari
sa‧fa‧ri /səˈfɑːri/
noun [countable]
on safari
They went on safari in Kenya.
2.
safari suit/jacket.a suit or jacket that is made of light material, usually with a belt, and pockets on the chest
sa‧fa‧ri /səˈfɑːri/
noun [countable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: Arabic
Origin: safariy 'of a trip'
1. a trip to see or hunt wild animals, especially in AfricaLanguage: Arabic
Origin: safariy 'of a trip'
on safari
2.
safari suit/jacket.a suit or jacket that is made of light material, usually with a belt, and pockets on the chest