candle n.

No one can hold a candle to him when it comes to playing the guitar.˵˭ҲȲ

䷽candlelight ⣻candlestick ̨

ʸ䡫=cand(white)+le(β)

kindle v. ȼȼ

A little wind kindles, much puts out the fire. ʿɶֹ̲

ʻkindle, light, ignite

kindle ָijȼʹ֮ȼգ

light ָĿĵĵͨΪȡů

ignite ָһʹijȼָͨʹȼȼա

candidate n.Ñ¡Ë£

What's the big question US presidential candidates should be asking themselves? ͳѡӦԼҪʲôأ

ʸcand )+id + ate ɫ˩ϣۺѡѡ

Candy

candy n.ǹ

Ҫlike taking candy from a babyij練

䷽sweets ǹsugar ʳ

Capable

capable19 adj.ܸɵģ

To be what we are,and to become what we are capable of becoming,is the only end of life.(Robert Louis Stevenson)

ԼܹΩһĿꡣ޲?·˹?ʷɭ

ʻcapable, able:

capable ȿɱʾ壬Ҳɱʾ壬ʾûable ǿof

able ֻʾ壻Ӳʽ

ʸ䡫=cap(to take)+able(β)

capability n.

capacity11 n.ܢݻݣְλ

Strength does not come from physical capacityIt comes from indomitable will(Jawharlal Nehrn)Դڲӵ־ ³

ʻcapacity,ability

capacityָ˽ܡɡաⷽɱʾijܡɡװ

abilityһָ˰µʵӦϵIJܻ졣

ʸcap(ץס)+acityס

incapable adj. ģ