* Fact: This is the most common translation, referring to something that is true and can be proven.
* Done: This translation is used when "fait" refers to something that has been completed.
* Made: Similar to "done," this translation is used when "fait" describes something that has been created or produced.
* Act: This translation is used when "fait" refers to an action or deed.
For a more accurate translation, you would need to provide more context. For example, "Il a fait un gâteau" translates to "He made a cake."
Please provide the sentence or context in which you encountered "fait," and I can provide a more precise translation.