What do these two lines mean "Merchants frowned at Mother's strange instructions

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Jmanrubia asked Nov 5, 2023

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What do these two lines mean
"Merchants frowned at

Mother's strange instructions

English
high-school

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merchants are those who travel from one place to another and feowned means barking all of this sentence means merchant barks at mothers strange instructions

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