Lexical analysis:

1 some

English [s? M] beauty [s? m]

Some; Someone; About; quite a number of

Pronouns are some; A few; Part; (used when the quantity is not exact) Some people

I like it very much; Quite;

Lexical collocation:

One day, one day.

One day, another day

lately

Sometime in the future, sooner or later, one day.

2. Candy (plural: candy)

English [? k？ Ndi] beauty [? k？ ndi]

Candy; Rock sugar; Cocaine, cocaine; Chocolate

Preserve (boil with sugar); Crystallize into sugar

Lexical collocation:

Delicious candy delicious candy

Hard candy hard candy

Assorted candy Assorted candy

crystal sugar

Extended data

Candy, sweets and sugar all mean "sugar".

Candy means candy in American English.

Sweets is the English name for candy.

Sugar focuses on sugar made from sugarcane or beet.

1, candy

Britain [Switzerland] America [Switzerland]

Candy; Sweet food; Candy(sweet noun plural of sweet); Sweetness;

Open? That? Table? Used to be. Food? Stacked? Tall? With what? Sweets?

There are plates piled with sweets on the table.

2. Sugar

English [? g？ (r)] Beauty [? ɡ? ]

Sugar; A spoonful of sugar; Baby, honey.

Add sugar to; To coat (sugar coating or something similar to sugar).

Form sugar

That? Production? Yes? Sugar? Gave up. ?

The output of sugar has dropped.