Candy English words: candy, sweet

Word analysis:

1. candy?

Pronunciation: English ['k?ndi ]美['k?ndi]

n. candy v. boil with sugar; crystallize into sugar

Example: The greedy little boy ate all the candy at the party.

The greedy little boy ate all the candies at the party.

2. sweet　?

Pronunciation: British [swi?t]? American [swi?t]

adj. Sweet; fragrant; pleasant. ; beautiful? n. sweets; sugar

Example: The dentist told the boy not to eat too many sweets.

The dentist told the boy not to eat too many sweets.

Another: candy and sweet usually refer to "candy", candy is an American word, and sweet is a British word.

Extended information:

Synonyms

sugar　?

Pronunciation: British ['?ɡ?(r)]? American [' ?ɡ?r]

n. Sugar, table sugar; sugar bowl; sweet words, flattery; treasure, sweetheart

v. To sweeten; to sprinkle sugar on...

☆ Entered English in the late 13th century, directly derived from Middle English candi, which generally means "raw sugar, white sugar."

Example:

1. He put some sugar into his coffee.

He added some sugar to the coffee.

2. If the lemonade tastes bitter, sugar it.

If the lemonade tastes bitter, Just add sugar.