beaux

/bohz; French boh/US // boʊz; French boʊ //UK // (bəʊ, bəʊz) //

美人,美的,美人儿,美好的

Definitions

n.名词 noun

There could be no better place to honor the art of dressmaking than the most prestigious art school: the Beaux Arts de Paris.
Outside, on the roof, the clock is flanked by more Beaux Arts touches: statues of Hercules, Mercury, and Minerva.
Drawing had been his first devotion, but he shifts to photography when he enters the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
But the French critic Louis de Fourcaud, writing in the Gazette des Beaux-Arts, called it a masterpiece of characterization.
Two weeks ago, journalists were arrested trying to capture shots of the Beaux Arts mansion where the wedding will take place.
In the front rank of the railway service I do not remember many beaux.
Both the young girls were dressed in their best; for they were going to a quilting-party, where they expected to meet many beaux.
One of the beaux in the neighborhood expressed his admiration of it by saying "It beats all natur'."
Four beaux—including father—handsomest of all; and but two belles—three—pardon me, Mrs. Dana.
The dogs representing gentlemen were equipped, some as youthful, and others as aged beaux.

/bohz; French boh/US // boʊz; French boʊ //UK // (bəʊ, bəʊz) //

美人,美的,美人儿,美好的

n.名词 noun

There could be no better place to honor the art of dressmaking than the most prestigious art school: the Beaux Arts de Paris.
Outside, on the roof, the clock is flanked by more Beaux Arts touches: statues of Hercules, Mercury, and Minerva.
Drawing had been his first devotion, but he shifts to photography when he enters the Beaux-Arts de Paris.
But the French critic Louis de Fourcaud, writing in the Gazette des Beaux-Arts, called it a masterpiece of characterization.
Two weeks ago, journalists were arrested trying to capture shots of the Beaux Arts mansion where the wedding will take place.
In the front rank of the railway service I do not remember many beaux.
Both the young girls were dressed in their best; for they were going to a quilting-party, where they expected to meet many beaux.
One of the beaux in the neighborhood expressed his admiration of it by saying "It beats all natur'."
Four beaux—including father—handsomest of all; and but two belles—three—pardon me, Mrs. Dana.
The dogs representing gentlemen were equipped, some as youthful, and others as aged beaux.