Traduction - Français-Anglais - Il est complexé.

He has a complex

Complex is a noun, not a verb.

Lilian,
I agree that complex is not a verb and what I've written is not a verb either. It's an adjective, similiar to complicated.

I'm sorry Diego, but that doesn't work either.

You can derivate an adjective from a verb (it represents the past participle of the verb)for example:
interested (from to interest)
fried (from to fry), etc, but you can't create this kind of adjective from a verb which doesn't exist.
complex is a noun and an adjective, but not a verb.

Agree?

Lilian, I'm sure there is the adjective 'complexed' as well as I've written.
I'd really appreciate if somebody else, mainly an English expert, maybe Tantine, helped us with this hard task.

Calm down, folks!

As far as I know, there's no one dying here!

Oi tout le monde

Sorry Diego, but I agree with LilianCanale on this one.

None of my dictionaries give an adjective "complexed".

So it should read "He has a complex".

Bises
Tantine

Hahahaha!
I'm not nervous at all Goncin!
I was just trying another possibility that I was almost sure that was also possible...
Well... it looks like that I was wrong... I'll edit it... I can't fight against all of u :-)