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Are you not confusing transition state with intermediate - transition states can't be isolated, they just show the highest energy conformation the molecule goes through whereas an intermediate is an isolateable form.
On energy versus reaction coordinate graphs, intermediate is a local minimum, ie a dip in the curve whereas the transition state is the highest point on it.
On energy versus reaction coordinate graphs, intermediate is a local minimum, ie a dip in the curve whereas the transition state is the highest point on it.
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