放一下世界之最的英文(“你脸皮真厚”用英语怎

In the past, there was a man with an extraordinary skin thickness. No matter how others mocked, scolded or criticized him, he could always brush it off with a careless laugh.

In English, we might describe his unflappable demeanor with phrases like "You have a lot of nerve." This expression is used when someone does something so shocking or shameless that you can't help but notice their boldface courage or, let's be honest, their thick skin. The word "nerve" can also be seen as a sign of courage or bravery.

Another way to express the same sentiment is by saying "You have a really thick skin." This means that no matter what the person has done, they seem to have no shame or embarrassment about it. They are shameless, showing no regard for others.

If you want to describe someone as shamelessly bold or shameless to the extreme, you could use the term "brazen." It's like a red-hot iron that doesn't seem to care about getting burned. Like in this sentence: "You are brazen to ask for a raise after your consistent poor performance."

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