Definition of thick-skinned in English:

thick-skinned

adjective ˌθɪkˈskɪnd

Insensitive to criticism or insults.
I suppose you have to be pretty thick-skinned to be an MP
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm thick-skinned, but I have a very sensitive wife and daughter.
- No worries, mate; Australians are also famously thick-skinned!
- A person who wasn't so thick-skinned might actually get upset at the way some people act around here.
- So, you just have to be a bit thick-skinned about it and keep going.
- Most of them talked of the abuse they got but were thick-skinned enough to endure it.
- My persona: friendly, confident and thick-skinned.
- I'm pretty thick-skinned, but I found that remark to be stupid.
- Of course, Rice admits that he wasn't as thick-skinned when some of the first bad reviews hit.
- It's very difficult and hard work and you need to be a bit thick-skinned sometimes.
- Perhaps mentally tough would be a more sensitive description than thick-skinned.
- The approach requires a devil-may-care swagger, a thick skin and also thick-skinned editors, who seem to be in short supply.
- For all his claims to resilience in the face of criticism, he is not as thick-skinned as he professes to be.
- Kara, you're really not the most thick-skinned of people.
- A shy, sensitive, clearly unhappy boy's troubled relationship with a domineering, thick-skinned father is captured in that single wounding chuckle.
- I can only read comments on political blogs when I'm feeling particularly thick-skinned.
- His loud, belligerent, thick-skinned exterior has always encased a much more emotional inner centre.
- I learned to be a thick-skinned debater round about then.
- The only hope of rapping the press's knuckles is to be sufficiently rich and thick-skinned to drag your grievance through the courts.
- But a wee warning for those who dare stick their heads above the parapet: look out, you'll need to be very thick-skinned!
- You should be thick-skinned as things can get tense on location.
Synonyms
tough, impervious, unsusceptible, invulnerable, armour-plated, with a hide like an elephant, hardened, case-hardened, insensitive, unfeeling, uncaring
obtuse, stolid
informal hard-boiled
rare pachydermatous

Definition of thick-skinned in US English:

thick-skinned

adjective

Insensitive to criticism or insults.
you have to be thick-skinned and none too squeamish
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps mentally tough would be a more sensitive description than thick-skinned.
- My persona: friendly, confident and thick-skinned.
- His loud, belligerent, thick-skinned exterior has always encased a much more emotional inner centre.
- Most of them talked of the abuse they got but were thick-skinned enough to endure it.
- I'm thick-skinned, but I have a very sensitive wife and daughter.
- I learned to be a thick-skinned debater round about then.
- Of course, Rice admits that he wasn't as thick-skinned when some of the first bad reviews hit.
- So, you just have to be a bit thick-skinned about it and keep going.
- Kara, you're really not the most thick-skinned of people.
- But a wee warning for those who dare stick their heads above the parapet: look out, you'll need to be very thick-skinned!
- I'm pretty thick-skinned, but I found that remark to be stupid.
- The approach requires a devil-may-care swagger, a thick skin and also thick-skinned editors, who seem to be in short supply.
- I can only read comments on political blogs when I'm feeling particularly thick-skinned.
- No worries, mate; Australians are also famously thick-skinned!
- You should be thick-skinned as things can get tense on location.
- It's very difficult and hard work and you need to be a bit thick-skinned sometimes.
- The only hope of rapping the press's knuckles is to be sufficiently rich and thick-skinned to drag your grievance through the courts.
- For all his claims to resilience in the face of criticism, he is not as thick-skinned as he professes to be.
- A shy, sensitive, clearly unhappy boy's troubled relationship with a domineering, thick-skinned father is captured in that single wounding chuckle.
- A person who wasn't so thick-skinned might actually get upset at the way some people act around here.
Synonyms
tough, impervious, unsusceptible, invulnerable, armour-plated, with a hide like an elephant, hardened, case-hardened, insensitive, unfeeling, uncaring

词汇	thick-skinned
释义	Definition of thick-skinned in English: thick-skinned adjective ˌθɪkˈskɪnd Insensitive to criticism or insults. I suppose you have to be pretty thick-skinned to be an MP Example sentencesExamples I'm thick-skinned, but I have a very sensitive wife and daughter. No worries, mate; Australians are also famously thick-skinned! A person who wasn't so thick-skinned might actually get upset at the way some people act around here. So, you just have to be a bit thick-skinned about it and keep going. Most of them talked of the abuse they got but were thick-skinned enough to endure it. My persona: friendly, confident and thick-skinned. I'm pretty thick-skinned, but I found that remark to be stupid. Of course, Rice admits that he wasn't as thick-skinned when some of the first bad reviews hit. It's very difficult and hard work and you need to be a bit thick-skinned sometimes. Perhaps mentally tough would be a more sensitive description than thick-skinned. The approach requires a devil-may-care swagger, a thick skin and also thick-skinned editors, who seem to be in short supply. For all his claims to resilience in the face of criticism, he is not as thick-skinned as he professes to be. Kara, you're really not the most thick-skinned of people. A shy, sensitive, clearly unhappy boy's troubled relationship with a domineering, thick-skinned father is captured in that single wounding chuckle. I can only read comments on political blogs when I'm feeling particularly thick-skinned. His loud, belligerent, thick-skinned exterior has always encased a much more emotional inner centre. I learned to be a thick-skinned debater round about then. The only hope of rapping the press's knuckles is to be sufficiently rich and thick-skinned to drag your grievance through the courts. But a wee warning for those who dare stick their heads above the parapet: look out, you'll need to be very thick-skinned! You should be thick-skinned as things can get tense on location. Synonyms tough, impervious, unsusceptible, invulnerable, armour-plated, with a hide like an elephant, hardened, case-hardened, insensitive, unfeeling, uncaring obtuse, stolid informal hard-boiled rare pachydermatous Definition of thick-skinned in US English: thick-skinned adjective Insensitive to criticism or insults. you have to be thick-skinned and none too squeamish Example sentencesExamples Perhaps mentally tough would be a more sensitive description than thick-skinned. My persona: friendly, confident and thick-skinned. His loud, belligerent, thick-skinned exterior has always encased a much more emotional inner centre. Most of them talked of the abuse they got but were thick-skinned enough to endure it. I'm thick-skinned, but I have a very sensitive wife and daughter. I learned to be a thick-skinned debater round about then. Of course, Rice admits that he wasn't as thick-skinned when some of the first bad reviews hit. So, you just have to be a bit thick-skinned about it and keep going. Kara, you're really not the most thick-skinned of people. But a wee warning for those who dare stick their heads above the parapet: look out, you'll need to be very thick-skinned! I'm pretty thick-skinned, but I found that remark to be stupid. The approach requires a devil-may-care swagger, a thick skin and also thick-skinned editors, who seem to be in short supply. I can only read comments on political blogs when I'm feeling particularly thick-skinned. No worries, mate; Australians are also famously thick-skinned! You should be thick-skinned as things can get tense on location. It's very difficult and hard work and you need to be a bit thick-skinned sometimes. The only hope of rapping the press's knuckles is to be sufficiently rich and thick-skinned to drag your grievance through the courts. For all his claims to resilience in the face of criticism, he is not as thick-skinned as he professes to be. A shy, sensitive, clearly unhappy boy's troubled relationship with a domineering, thick-skinned father is captured in that single wounding chuckle. A person who wasn't so thick-skinned might actually get upset at the way some people act around here. Synonyms tough, impervious, unsusceptible, invulnerable, armour-plated, with a hide like an elephant, hardened, case-hardened, insensitive, unfeeling, uncaring
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