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Meanings of go on safari in English

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Usage of go on safari in English
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The guests are well-travelled people and go on safari trips every year.
The South African
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Wildlife The winter is the best time to go on safari.
The South African
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Most people take two months to go on safari, and even that's hurrying matters.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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Millions usually visit the Kalahari to go on safari.
BBC
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I love trekking, train journeys, eating well and dancing and I would love to go on safari.
The Irish Times
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The company will be down in less than a month, and then we won't be able to go on safari.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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You can go on safari almost anywhere in the country or walk among lions and leopards in Johannesburg Lion Park.
The South African
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Most of the people on the flight to Tanzania were heading there to climb Mount Kilimanjaro or go on safari.
The Irish Times
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The best time to go on safari is during the dry, or winter, season which is typically from June to September.
The South African
10
SuzelleDIY might confuse a Wildebees with a rock, but the girl has some good tips for when you go on safari.
The South African
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They both offer incredible coastal stretches and the chance to go on safari, standing out as a more "exotic" alternative to South Africa.
The South African
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We're going on safari and we wanted to try out our guns.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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Certainly the best place if going on safari gives you an appetite.
The South African
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You are in Africa now, going on safari, and you will be infected.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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Going on safari perhaps isn't the right pursuit for you.
The South African
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Going on safari. Rapp cinched the Windsor knot just so and decided to enjoy the evening.
American assassin
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