Many word experts agree that the original expression is barefaced lie and that it began in the 1600s.

许多词汇专家都认同原始的表达是“barefaced lie”，这种表达出现于十七世纪。

Barefaced liars lie easily and often. They lie through their teeth, we like to say.

厚颜无耻的撒谎者会经常、轻易地撒谎。我们一般会说，他们谎话连篇。

So Rob is a 'barefaced liar' because he's obviously telling a lie without any embarrassment.

所以，罗布是一个“无耻的骗子”，因为很明显他毫不尴尬地说了谎。

It was considered quite bold for a man to be clean-shaven, or barefaced.

一个男性如果把胡子刮得很干净，或不戴面具，那就会被认为非常大胆。

The company's claim that profits had jumped by ten per cent was obviously a barefaced lie.

公司称利润上涨了10%根本就是无耻的谎言。

So, they're making a joke about going barefaced — so, not having a mask on your face.

所以，他们在开玩笑说要露脸，也就是说，脸上不戴口罩。

So, these days you can use bold-faced, barefaced and even bald-faced to mean a lie that is obvious.

所以，现在你可以用bold-faced、barefaced甚至是bald-faced来指一个明显的谎言。

Are you gonna let him sit there and barefaced lie?

你就任凭他坐在那儿睁眼说瞎话吗？

John was at the pub last night bragging about his goal-scoring again — but we all know he's a barefaced liar.

约翰昨天又在酒吧吹嘘他的进球得分了，不过我们都知道他是无耻的骗子。

In fact, it was a barefaced insult. But she shrugged it off as she had learned to shrug off all unpleasant facts.

但是思嘉已经学会对任何不愉快的事耸耸肩，就算了，因此对这件事也就耸了耸肩，算了。