hit on and come on to

**dilodi83** · 17-Nov-2012, 10:59

1) I'm not hitting on you/I'm not coming on to you.
2) I can't bear that guy. He's always hitting on me/He's always coming on to me.

Do these two verbs mean the same in this context ( that is, to approach someone because we have a sexual or romantic interest)? Are they used at the same way with this meaning?

Thank you very much.

**HanibalII** · 17-Nov-2012, 11:53

Yes, they are both the same.

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