die out
To become extinct.
The dinosaurs died out a long time ago.
die
UK [dɑj] US [däɪ̯]
noun 9verb 6adv 1
Collocations
11(verb.)
ADV
in childbirth
in infancy, prematurely, young
His grandfather died young, before he could meet his grandchildren.
peacefully | suddenly
tragically
Many young soldiers died tragically during the war, leaving their families devastated.
VERB + DIE
be going to
When I saw the accident, I was going to die from fright.
be allowed to
He wasn't allowed to die in the hospital without saying goodbye to his family.
PREP
for
She would die for her children without hesitating even for a moment.
from
Many people in that region died from a lack of clean water.
of
My grandfather died of cancer when I was only ten years old.
PHRASES
die a natural sudden, violent, etc. death
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