買(か)い出(だ)し

かいだし
noun, verb (suru)
shopping trip for supplies; buying in bulk
1. shopping trip for supplies; bulk purchasing
going out specifically to buy supplies or provisions, often in larger quantities
食材(しょくざい)の買(か)い出(だ)しに行(い)く。
I'm going shopping for ingredients.
パーティーの買(か)い出(だ)しを頼(たの)まれた。
I was asked to go buy supplies for the party.
週末(しゅうまつ)にまとめて買(か)い出(だ)しをする家庭(かてい)が多(おお)い。
Many households do their bulk shopping on weekends.

USAGE:

  • 買(か)い出(だ)しに行(い)く (to go on a shopping trip)
  • 買(か)い出(だ)しを頼(たの)む (to ask someone to do the shopping)
  • 食材(しょくざい)の買(か)い出(だ)し (grocery shopping)

NUANCE:
Implies a purposeful trip to acquire supplies, often for an event, meal preparation, or stocking up. Different from casual shopping (買(か)い物(もの)).

RELATED:

  • まとめ買(が)い (bulk buying - the act of buying in quantity)
  • 買(か)いだめ (stocking up)
  • 買(か)い物(もの) (shopping - general)
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Added 2026.1.25 17:01
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