No. 7,021 in French
marteling
"Marteling" is not a French word. It may be a misspelling or incorrect term.
In a sentence
Le martèlement incessant de la pluie sur le toit me rend nerveux.
The incessant hammering of the rain on the roof makes me nervous.
In this sentence, 'martèlement' is used to describe repetitive and rhythmic sound similar to hammering or pounding.
Son discours semblait marteler l'idée de l'importance de la persévérance.
His speech seemed to hammer the idea of the importance of perseverance.
Here, 'marteler' metaphorically means to strongly emphasize or repeat an idea to make an impact.
Il a martelé sous forme de sculpture le métal pour lui donner une forme artistique.
He hammered the metal into an artistic form as a sculpture.
In this context, 'marteler' refers to the literal action of hammering to shape or mold something.
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