1.(监狱)看守;保管员;守望员;卫兵
2.(王或司令官的)权杖
1.a prison guard
1.They seemed to be dancing in a slow and sad cotillion, while behind the hedge on every side were warders armed with guns.
他们似乎在慢悠悠地，悲伤地跳着八人舞，而在每一道篱笆后面都有持枪的狱卒。
2.In any case, the law and reality often differ: despite being forbidden from striking, prison warders walked out in 2007 over a pay dispute.
无论如何，法律与现实往往有所不同。尽管狱警被禁止罢工，但仍在2007年因工资纠纷而爆发罢工。
3.Night -jars, sounding their mechanical rattle , made him think that the wood was full of searching warders, closing in on him .
夜莺的机械的鸣叫，使他觉得整个树林都充满了搜查他的卫兵，并从四面八方向他逼来。
4.Salaries are often so meagre and paid so late that charities working in prisons sometimes offer food and soap to warders as well as inmates.
工资如此之低，其发放也是一拖再拖，以至于活动于各个监狱的慈善团体有时还要给囚犯甚至典狱长发配食物与肥皂。
5.Yet, being friendly with warders was not an easy proposition, for they generally found the idea of being courteous to a black man abhorrent.
然而，与狱吏交好也非轻而易举之事，因为他们大都认为对黑人表示好感是不合常理的。
6.Whenever I got any loop-hole to evade the vigilance of my warders and could contrive to reach the golabari I felt I had a holiday indeed.
任何时候，只要我能找到一个逃离监护人看护的空隙，跑进这间谷仓里，我就觉得我真的是在度假了。
7.Two burly warders , the strongest that could be found, emerged from a small doorway leading to the dungeon of the keep.
通向要塞地牢的窄小通道口处出现了高大的狱卒，粗壮得再也找不到其他人相比了。
8.Semmelweis went mad and died (of an infection) after being beaten up by warders in an asylum.
Semmelweis后来疯了，被精神病院的守卫打了，最后死于传染病。
9.But he was handcuffed to a bed like a cage, with two warders guarding him.
但是，他被手锆锁在像笼子一样的病床上，床边有两位守卫在看着他。
10.Because it was useful to have warders who were well disposed toward us, I often asked certain men to make overtures to selected warders.
既然能有对我们示以好感的狱吏是件益事，因此我常想请人去和意中的狱吏沟通。