关于Glitch的意思和用法的提问

A: Glitches are when software or video has errors in it. For example, you are playing a video game and for some reason there is a sheep floating in the sky. That is a glitch.

Sometimes you can use glitches to help you. Or you can make glitches happen. It is hard to know exactly what "I do some glitches" means without more context, but I am guessing it is one of these.

It might mean that the person is having issues in real life that feel like software glitches, but I think that is less likely.

A: Glad to help! 😊 You are right, “throwing someone off” can also mean to confuse or perplex someone. For example, “His hair is throwing me off.”

A: a glitch is like a mistake or an irregularity. it's something that is not suppposed to happen. in the movie the glitches in the matrix are when somebody experienced deja vu (feeling like they saw or experienced something twice). that is not supposed to happen in the matrix and shows a mistake in their system.

A: It's some kind of technical error or problem.
"The computer software had a glitch and was not working."

A: Temporary = short term, not permanent.
Glitch = problem, obstacle.

A: “My phone is glitching out, I don’t know what’s wrong with it.”

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Person A: “Hey, I’ve been kicked out of my video game. Do you know what’s wrong with it?”

Person B: “It’s probably just a glitch, try logging out and logging in again.”

A: There was a glitch in the system, and I couldn't access my phone.

Someone discovered a glitch in the video game that allowed you to get unlimited coins.

A: A glitch is an error or malfunction in something, usually an electronic device.

"His computer glitched out temporarily, but it was a minor annoyance"

"That website glitched on me today, and I don't know why"

A: The mistake was due to a glitch in our system.
The new music genre is called glitch pop.

A: @sayeraeva6 I think they were joking, its ok to use it that way. Its funny to imagine someone "glitching out" like a computer.

A: Glitch and flaw are pretty much the same thing. Glitch is a defect, or something wrong. A flaw is something that is not exactly correct. (these definitions are in my words, so it might be best to look it up as well :)

A: A glitch is a mechanical error, often with an unknown cause. This term is used mostly when talking about computers.
A mistake is a human error. They usually only happen once or twice.
A fault can be both human or mechanical. If it is a technical fault, then there is a constant problem caused by the programming. If a human has a fault, it is a flaw in their personality.

A: A defect is when something is made wrong with or with an error.

Example: The phone had a defect, it had no camera.

A glitch is when something usually works but starts having a problem that can sometimes only happen one time.

Example: The phone had a glitch, the camera wouldn't work.

A: Yeah, both sound perfectly normal

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A: Yes, glitch can be used as a verb. It’s rarely used as a verb but it’s possible.

Example
I get angry when my laptop glitches.

A: "I've driven fast in a straight line, and the non-player characters (NPCs) have moved instantaneously out of the way because of a glitch, which is an awesome coincidence."

I never actually knew what "clutch" as an adjective meant (because it's slang that my friends never used, all of us being white) until I looked it up just now.
I guess it originally came from the clutch mechanism in a manual-transmission car, where perfect timing can be the difference between a launch and a stall. If you are "in the clutch", you have perfect timing, and if something you do is "clutch", it is perfectly executed and "awesome/amazing/unbelievable".

I learned something new today, too. Thanks for this!

A: It comes from the movie The Matrix (黑客帝国).

The main character discovers what he thinks is reality is a computer simulation (the matrix). If there is a "glitch" (temporary malfunction) in computer software, it might cause duplicate images to appear on your screen. In this case the person is saying that there has been a glitch in the computer simulation that is "reality", causing these "duplicate" (similar-looking) people to appear.

A: This computer glitch comes and goes.