A glitch means a small error that happens for a short time in machines or systems. It makes the machine or system stop working properly. People often say this about electronics or software.
The phone had a glitch and stopped working.
There was a glitch in the computer game.
In electronics, a glitch is a short sudden problem that changes the signal or sound. It causes the screen or sound to change or stop for a little bit.
The TV picture had a glitch and went fuzzy.
A glitch in the radio caused static noise.
In video games, a glitch is a small problem that makes the game do something strange or different. It can help or stop the game from working well.
There is a glitch that lets you fly in the game.
The game had a glitch and froze on level two.
In space science, a glitch means a quick, small problem that happens in machines like satellites or spacecraft. It can stop them from working correctly for a short time.
The satellite had a glitch during orbit.
Engineers fixed the glitch in the spacecraft system.
In TV or radio, a glitch is a brief problem during a live show or broadcast. It can stop the picture or sound for a moment before it returns to normal.
The news program had a glitch on live TV.
A glitch caused the sound to cut out suddenly.
To glitch means to stop working correctly for a short time because of a small problem. People often say this about phones, computers, or machines.
My phone glitched during the call.
The computer glitched and closed the program.
A glitch is a brief and small fault that causes a sudden change or error in a system. It usually affects the performance for a short time and then fixes itself or can be fixed by users.
The software had a glitch causing it to crash.
Fix the glitch before the next update.
