What does fait in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word fait in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use fait in French.

The word fait in French means done, shapely, ripe, mature, fact, event, occurrence, caught, trapped, snared, what has done, fact, do, make, make, play, do, cover, turn into, do, work as, be, go, go, measure, cost, do, wear in, break in, do, look, be, have done, happen, be the done thing, make for yourself, make, have, have, be + [past participle], become, do, have, get, stretch, have done, get used to, go, be, make up, do, catch, have, have, make, do, do a, put on , put on, apart from the fact that has done , aside from the fact that has done, tackle a thorny issue, familiar with, by the way, incidentally, no sooner said than done, be a comedian, have been through the wars, have had its day, waste no time in doing, quickly do , soon do, confess to doing , confess to having done, admit that has done , confess that has done, admit does , admit that does, well done, well-done, well made, well-made, mature, well done, good-looking, serves you right!, it serves you right!, Serves you right!, It serves you right!, serves him right, it serves him right, serve damned right!, consider it done, Experience always wins the day, that's what it's meant for, that's what it's there for, it's/that's the final straw, it's been left half done, it's been left half finished, Exactly!, it clicked, it suddenly clicked, have been doing for + [duration], What a pain in the arse!, How long have you been ... ?, for months now, it's ages since, it's been ages since, it's ages, it's been ages, that is out of line, that does not look good, be like chalk and cheese, it does you good, that was just what was needed, I sure needed that, it's tempting, It sends shivers down your spine, that'll do, that'll do nicely, that was a long time ago, for a long time, it hurts, it/that makes a bad impression, that works for me, that suits me, it doesn't look good, it doesn't look great, be lacking ambition, be playing it safe, it is scary, it is frightening, it's scary, it's frightening, it's pathetic, it makes you feel good, that makes you feel good, [noun] makes you feel good, it makes you think, it's been so long, How long has it been?!, it's been ages since + [simple past or present perfect], that's a bit short notice, it's a bit short notice, it's been forever since + [simple past], it's forever since + [simple past], How long has it been?!, It's been ages since + [indicative], It's been an age since + [indicative], it's quite a hike, that does it for me, that's cool, awesome, cool, sweet, that makes me hopping mad, that warms my heart, that makes me feel sorry for him, that is a relief, that does me good, it does me good, it is hurting me, that is hurting me, it saddens me, it makes me think, that pleases me, that makes me happy, a fat lot of good that does me, No doubt about it, It's nothing., it doesn't bother me either way, I don't mind either way, It isn't done, it isn't the done thing, it's the done thing, it's only polite, That works, That does it, Don't hold back - say what you think!, It's not there just for ornament!, it does not look very professional, it is not very professional-looking, What does that make?, How much is that?, you've made your bed, now you must lie in it, the kind of ... they don't make anymore, How come?, How come...?, common-law husband, common-law wife, because of this, because of that, actually, effectively, because of , due to, leaving aside, sorry to have kept you waiting, say your piece, say your piece to, owing to, due to, as a result of. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word fait

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