The structure combines "retail" (the sale of goods to consumers) with "safari" (an expedition to hunt or observe wildlife), forming a humorous noun phrase that compares bargain hunting to a wildlife hunt. It is used to describe a shopping trip focused on hunting for deals, bargains, or rare items, often involving visits to multiple stores, thrift shops, or outlet malls. People typically say "I'm going on a retail safari" when planning an intense, strategic shopping outing.

英語での「retail safari」の定義と意味

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