英:[glɪtʃ]
美:[ɡlɪtʃ]
英:[glɪtʃ]
美:[ɡlɪtʃ]
复数:glitches
第三人称单数:glitches
现在分词:glitching
过去式:glitched
过去分词:glitched
noun
(informal) a minor problem, mishap, malfunction, or defect, as in a machine or plan.
an irregular, unusual, or unexpected phenomenon.
据说从1953年开始,在美国英语中,广播术语中早在1940年代就开始使用,可能源自意第绪语的 glitsh “一张纸条”,源自 glitshn “滑动”,源自德语的 glitschen,以及相关的 gleiten “滑动”(参见 glide(动词))。可能直接源自德语。显然,它最初是广播和电视工程师之间的技术术语,但在美国太空计划于大约1962年推广并赋予了更广泛的意义。
No more a-c power line "glitches" (horizontal-bar interference)—because camera filaments are operated from a separate d-c source. [RCA ad for the TK-11A studio television camera in Broadcasting Telecasting magazine, Jan. 12, 1953]
不再有交流电线的“故障”(水平杠干扰)——因为摄像机的灯丝是由单独的直流电源操作的。[RCA 广告,刊登于《广播电视杂志》,1953年1月12日]
All you get today is "glitch" wherever splicing occurs. "Glitch" is slang for the "momentary jiggle" that occurs at the editing point if the sync pulses don't match exactly in the splice. [Sponsor, Volume 13, June 20, 1959]
今天你只会在剪接处听到“故障”。“故障”是指在剪接点发生的短暂抖动,如果同步脉冲不完全匹配。[赞助商,第13卷,1959年6月20日]
自转突变
脉冲星自转周期的不连续变化。
perhaps from Yiddish glitsh slippery place, from glitshn (zikh) to slide, glide; akin to Old High German glītan to glide — more at glide
The first known use of glitch was in 1958
glitznoun
a great showiness
the glitz and glamour of show business
glitznoun
a great showiness
the glitz and glamour of show business
glitter1 of 2verb
to shine with brilliant or metallic luster
glittering sequins
to shine with strong emotion
eyes glittered cruelly
glitter2 of 2noun
sparkling brilliancy
small glittering objects used for ornamentation
glitchnoun
an unexpected usually minor problem
glitches in a new computer program
glitchnoun
an unexpected usually minor problem
glitches in a new computer program
1 Since its release in August Ms. July and developers have been working to correct its many glitches, including issues with its location capabilities, a component critical to the success of the interactions.
2 But you solved the glitch, and your party was a raging success.
3 Yet stick with it, because those glitches were swiftly sorted out and the final episode of the first season sees the show find its feet.
4 How a passionate, quirky, ambitious, 30-year-old, Hindu Indian American made it through my filters — whether by technical glitch or an act of God — I’ll never know.
5 It was a hit, except for one glitch — the locals never showed.
6 It could just be a random glitch that can be solved by restarting the machine.
可能只是一个小故障,重新启动主机就能解决了。
7 More mundane glitches, such as a gliding stag with its antler caught on the set, offered brief distractions, too.
8 One technical glitch on Tuesday set into relief the general virtuosity of timing and coordination.
9 On Tuesday night — with Sheeran performing solo on various acoustic guitars with only a few other piped-in sounds — his restraint felt like a glitch.
10 I had a technical glitch: The program said it was struggling to hear me through my faulty microphone.
11 Wednesday’s news that the New York Stock Exchange had temporarily halted trading on all stocks due to a technical glitch was baffling to many, but it sent Stephen Colbert into full-on panic mode.
12 City offices and government agencies, which mostly use gengo in their computer systems and paperwork, have been preparing for months to avoid glitches.
13 It’s unclear whether the leak was a deliberate act or merely a technical glitch.
14 There are a few bumps and glitches in the production, a couple of bungled lines, and the pacing could be picked up here and there.
15 At one stage the probe lost contact with Earth for seven weeks, a glitch that added three years to its space voyage.
有一段时间探测器与地球中断联系了好几周,另一个故障则导致了它的空间探测旅程增加了三年时间。
16 Every president since then has used the device - now also such a staple of television news that occasional technical glitches can turn a news report into unintentional comedy.
17 Assume instead it was a temporary glitch in a supremely selfish system.
18 You might be trying to operate mechanical equipment, but there's a glitch.
你也许要操作机械设备,但出了小差错。
19 “I saw him glitch into view,” I finish, “during the final moment when we all felt that static shock. It’s the first time I’ve ever seen any data about him.”
20 Salon Food has spoken to more than 20 employees from across the country — both on the record and on background — whose stores have been personally impacted by the payroll glitch.
3 小过失
7 故障
conked-out wrong blooey down failure trouble fault Jam breakdown clog malfunction foul-up have a screw missing on the fritz go haywire be wrong with out of kilter
8 过失
wrong trip mistake mess slip blame fault stumble negligence lapse aberration delinquency balk frailty gaffe demerit culpa flub civil occasion
9 处置失当
10 失灵