单词traffic warden
n.: （处理违章停车的）交通管理员
网络: 交通协管员；交通督导员；交通审裁处
（处理违章停车的）交通管理员:
a person whose job is to check that people do not park their cars in the wrong place or for longer than is allowed, and to report on those who do or tell them that they have to pay a fine
A few days ago, a traffic warden was beaten by a group of lawyers for stopping a lawyer"s motorcycle for a traffic violation on The Mall.
几天前，一名交通督导员因阻止一名在TheMall地区违规交通的律师，而被一群律师殴打。
A week or so ago I did something of which I am both deeply ashamed and slightly proud. I hit a traffic warden.
大约一周前，我做了一件令我深感愧疚、同时也略感自豪的事——我打了一个交通协勤员。
A traffic warden is a member of civilian staff employed by the police force to assist in regulating the flow of traffic.
交通协管员是受雇于公安部门来帮助维持交通秩序的编外员工。
Getting lost in Shinjuku is great fun, and if you do, any traffic warden or police officer can tell you where the Sunroute plaza is.
在新宿迷路的话，其实也是件很有趣的事情。万一你真的迷路了，那里的交通协管员和警察都会很乐意告诉你我们的太阳道酒店在哪。
We wanted to park in front of the bank , but the traffic warden moved us on .
我们想把车停在银行门前，但停车处管理员让我们往前开。
Of course, the traffic warden cannot wait for the owner of the car to return.
当然，交通管理员不能等待汽车的主人回来了。
You should walk in front of the Police Officer or Traffic Warden so as to be within his or her view.
此外，你应在警员或交通督导员面前步行，好让他们看得见你。
Failing to obey directions of police officer or traffic warden
没有服从警务人员或交通督导员的指示