LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL AND STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC ASPECTS OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS WITH THE ZOONYM (DOG) COMPONENTS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

this article devoted to the analysis of linguoculturological and  structural-semantic features of the phraseological units with  zoonyms (dog/it) components. These phraseological units make up semantic fields related to the myths, legends, stories, history and culture. They have a great place in the life and lifestyle of people and the history of the ancient world, which are simple to us when we express their  meaning, valuable information by combing them observed. The interest in such phraseological units appeared that compounds with zoonym components reflect some aspects of animals in human behavior. The theoretical aspect of the article is that the semantic properties of the studied phraseological units have a significant similarities and dissimilarities justified by the use of numerous examples in the selected languages. One of the main goals of the article is to create a semantic classification of phraseological units with a zoonym component and to clarify their linguocultural aspects. The research is mainly based on following methods, one of them is descriptive (descriptions) method and comparative (isomorphism and allomorph-ism) and also cross-cultural analysis are deeply used.