beau or bel (masc), belle (fem) means beautiful in English.
The plural forms are "beaux" (masc) and "belles" (fem).
the word "beau / beaux" was also used by authors from the 19th century in some books. It was used to describe an adult, often superficial, masculine character, interested in women. These characters were often somewhat well-off and proud of their physical appearance. In that sense it no more used in modern French.
Fine Arts
I just love the beaux arts influences of this architecture!Beaux arts means fine arts.
The translation of art is l'art (masc., sounds like "ahr").
BRONZE
The word que is a French conjunction meaning "that". Did you mean the English word queue? Queue can be a noun and a verb.
Fine Arts
Beaux (Masculine) or Belle (Feminine)
vous etes tres beaux
un beau-frère (plural beaux-frères) is a brother-in-law in French.
de trés beaux sacs à main
beau (plural 'beaux') is the masculine adjective meaning beautiful in French. The feminine form is 'belle'
Oh how beautiful the French(men) are!
singular beau (masc.) belle (fem.) plural beaux (masc.) belles (fem.) de beaux paysages - beautiful landscapes de belles voitures - beautiful cars
If you mean additions as in new hires, it is a sexist expression better avoided. If you mean new buildings, something like "beaux nouveaux bâtiments".
de beaux habits, de beaux vêtements
elle a de beaux habits, de beaux vêtements
Beaux bâtons literally means "beautiful sticks" in French, and could be translated as "fair wands" or possibly "beautiful wands."