wardership

['wɔ:dəʃip]

n. 看守人(或门卫、狱吏等)的职位(或职责)

例句与用法：

He is living a double life- a church warden by day and a thief by night.

他以前过着双重人格的生活－－白天当教区委员、夜里当贼。

She may be the Warden, but we pay for her services so why should we sit up and beg?

她可能是管理员，但我们是付她劳务费的，因此我们为什么要讨好她呢？

It's interesting that the words guardian and warden have a common origin.

有趣的是“guardian”与“warden”同出一源。

What are the duties of a traffic warden?

街道停车管理员的职责是什麽?

词形变化：

名词: wardership |