How do you say a "life saver" in Spanish?

Question

As in something that saves a person's life. Not as one of those life preservers that saves people from drowning. =P

I'm making a poster that says "One more tree is one more life saver" Is that "Uno mas arbol es uno mas (life saver)"? (w/ accents over the A's in "mas" and over the O in "arbol") 

Thank you!

Johnny Lincoln Park · Accepted Answer

Un mas arbol es uno mas que salva una vida.

Anonymous · Answer

Lifesaver In Spanish

Fatima · Answer

Hi, I am Mexican and life saver means salvavidas, and about your phrase in spanish it means "Un árbol más es una vida más salvada". Hope this help you!

j.r07ht · Answer

Un Salva Vidas

yo · Answer

"Un árbol más es una vida más salvada" this the translation but in Spanish we say "Un árbol salva una vida", this talk about the oxygen what this three give to the people and about all the help to live means a tree

MayanPrincess@sbcgglobal.net · Answer

Salvavidas. Salvar vida. Un arbol salvado es una vida salvada. That it is the correct translation. The word arbol has a accent in the letter a.

Martha P · Answer

Un árbol más es otra vida salvada.

Anonymous · Answer

Un  ârbol mâs, es un salvador mâs de vidas

Oswald ☆☆☆☆☆ · Answer

Maybe you wanted to say 
"One more tree is one more life saved" = "Un árbol más es una vida más salvada". (This is the literal translation)


I recommend you the one that Marta said:

"Un árbol más es otra vida salvada"


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Mimmy is right too

dudette · Answer

un arbol mas salva a una vida mas 

life saver- salva vidas

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How do you say a "life saver" in Spanish?

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