Hit on

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Colloquial Usage

The phrase 'hit on' is casual, suitable for social settings, not formal situations.

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At the beach, I noticed Luke was hitting on Simone.

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Unwanted Attention

'Hit on' sometimes implies the advances are not reciprocated or welcome.

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She was uncomfortable because her boss kept hitting on her.

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Gender Neutral

Anyone can 'hit on' anyone, regardless of their gender or orientation.

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At the club, I saw Jane hit on a guy she just met.

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