have a thick skin
成語所屬單字skin
have a thick skin — 慣用語
1. to be able to accept criticism, insults, or rejection without being upset.
1.慣用語
釋義
臉皮厚；不介意批評
to be able to accept criticism, insults, or rejection without being upset.
例句
Comedians need to have a thick skin because not every audience member will laugh at their jokes.
Zola developed a thick skin after years of working in customer service and handling angry callers.