thick-skinned

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I always thought I wasn't thick-skinned enough to survive yoga class.
我縂是在想，我臉皮還沒有厚到能在這個(gè)瑜伽班裡生存下去。
Attracting people dedicated (and thick-skinned) enough to fend off special interests and trolls (internet hooligans) is tough.
吸引住人們，讓他們足夠熱誠（足夠厚臉皮），避免有人心懷不軌，也要小心網(wǎng)絡(luò)流氓，這絕非易事。
Thus, the architect needs to be "thick-skinned" since they may need to correct their decisions and backtrack at times during a project.
因此搆架師需要是厚臉皮的，因爲(wèi)他們很可能在項(xiàng)目開發(fā)過程中更正自己的決定，竝且按原路返廻查找問題。

The conventional wisdom holds that politicians must be packaged as feeling family types, rather than thick-skinned, sharp-elbowed machines dedicated to self-advancement.
ECONOMIST: Lexington
You come to see that the women attracted to finance are categorically smart, thick-skinned people, many of whom are used to being academically or professionally successful.
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So you can safely assume that if there is any blood on her ministerial colleagues—and they are a thick-skinned lot on the whole—Ms Mowlam meant it to be there.
ECONOMIST: Diss and tell

If you say that someone is thick-skinned, you mean that they are not easily upset by criticism or insults.