目めが高たかい

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目が高い · i-adjective

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	目めが高たかい	目めが高たかくない
Polite	目めが高たかいです	目めが高たかくないですalso 目めが高たかくありません
Past polite	目めが高たかかったです	目めが高たかくなかったですalso 目めが高たかくありませんでした
Past	目めが高たかかった	目めが高たかくなかった
Te-form	目めが高たかくて	目めが高たかくなくて
Adverbial	目めが高たかく
Conditional	目めが高たかければ	目めが高たかくなければ
Tara conditional	目めが高たかかったら	目めが高たかくなかったら

Meanings

have a discerning eye; have an expert eye

Used to describe someone who has a sharp, knowledgeable eye for quality, especially in art, antiques, or other fields requiring refined taste.

目めの高たかい
目の高い and 目が高い are the same idiom for having a discerning eye, but 目が高い is far more common in modern Japanese.
目めが利きく
目が利く and 目が高い both describe having a discerning eye, but 目が利く emphasizes quick, practical judgment while 目が高い emphasizes refined taste.
目め利きき
目利き is a noun for a connoisseur or expert judge of quality, while 目が高い is an adjectival phrase describing someone's discerning eye.

目めがないN2
目が高い means 'having a good eye' or being a discerning judge, the direct opposite of 目がない used in its sense of lacking insight.

目めがいい
目がいい means having good eyesight, while 目が高い means having refined taste or a discerning eye, not literal vision.

Literally 'eye is high', an idiomatic expression meaning to have a discerning or expert eye for quality.