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「水の中で立っている彼を見つけた」のではなくて「水が水の中で立っている彼の膝ぐらいまで来ていた」という意味だと思います。 私は彼が膝まで水に浸かっているのに気がついた。 とかが分かりやすい訳だと思います。
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up to (....まで） 私は彼が水の中で膝まで浸かって立っているのを見つけた。 という意味だと思います。
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