名詞 warden:

1. the chief official in charge of a prison
   同義詞：warder

1. He is living a double life- a church warden by day and a thief by night.
   他以前過著雙重人格的生活－－白天當(dāng)教區(qū)委員、夜里當(dāng)賊。
2. She may be the Warden, but we pay for her services so why should we sit up and beg?
   她可能是管理員，但我們是付她勞務(wù)費的，因此我們?yōu)槭裁匆懞盟兀?/div>
3. It's interesting that the words guardian and warden have a common origin.
   有趣的是“guardian”與“warden”同出一源。
4. What are the duties of a traffic warden?
   街道停車管理員的職責(zé)是什麼?

war.den

n.（名詞）
The chief administrative official of a prison.
監(jiān)獄長：監(jiān)獄的首要管理官員
An official charged with the enforcement of certain laws and regulations:
執(zhí)行官：被委以執(zhí)行某一法律或規(guī)定的官員：
例句：
an air raid warden.
空襲執(zhí)行長

Chiefly British
【多用于英國】
The chief executive official in charge of a port or market.
港口或市場主管官員：管理港口和市場的主要執(zhí)行官員
Any of various crown officers having administrative duties.
高級官員：任何一個具有管理職責(zé)的皇家官員
One of the governing officials of certain colleges, schools, guilds, or hospitals; a trustee.
特定的大學(xué)、學(xué)校、協(xié)會或醫(yī)院的管理官員之一；（學(xué)校、社團等的）理事
The chief executive of a borough in certain states.
鎮(zhèn)長：某些特定的州的自治村鎮(zhèn)的首要行政官員
A churchwarden.
教會執(zhí)事

來源：
Middle English wardein
中古英語 wardein
from Old North French
源自 古法國北方方言
from warder [to guard]
源自 warder [監(jiān)護]
[of Germanic origin] * see wer- 3
[源于德語] *參見 wer- 3

【引伸】
war.denship.
n.（名詞）