glitch

UK
/ɡlɪtʃ/
US
/ɡlɪtʃ/

Traducciones

glitchnoun
glitches
pl
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US
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bugInformatique, électronique.
The software update caused a glitch in the system, leading to unexpected shutdowns.
La mise à jour du logiciel a provoqué un bug dans le système, entraînant des arrêts inattendus.
accrocAu sens figuré : contretemps, problème imprévu.
The project was delayed due to a glitch in the supply chain.
Le projet a été retardé à cause d'un accroc dans la chaîne d'approvisionnement.
Traducciones adicionales
artefactAudiovisuel, image numérique.
glitchverb
glitched
Past Simple
glitched
Past Participle
glitching
Gerund
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buguerFamilier, informatique.
The computer system glitched during the presentation, causing a brief delay.
Le système informatique a bugué pendant la présentation, provoquant un bref retard.
Sinónimos
glitchadjective
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Used attributively in phrases such as "glitch art" or "glitch visuals".
glitchéAnglicisme courant dans les arts visuels et le numérique.
The movie employed glitch visuals to create a disorienting atmosphere.
Le film utilisait des visuels glitchés pour créer une atmosphère déroutante.

Definiciones

glitchnoun
A sudden, usually temporary malfunction or irregularity of equipment.
The software update caused a glitch in the system, leading to unexpected shutdowns.
An unexpected setback or problem.
The project was delayed due to a glitch in the supply chain.
A brief visual or auditory distortion or artifact in digital media, often perceived as a flicker, crackle, or pixelation.
Viewers reported a glitch on the livestream, where the image briefly broke into colorful blocks.
glitchverb
To experience a sudden, usually temporary malfunction or irregularity.
The computer system glitched during the presentation, causing a brief delay.
glitchadjective
Relating to or characterized by glitches, especially in electronic or digital media.
The movie employed glitch visuals to create a disorienting atmosphere.