Add label to hardcoded td column produced by a 'when' statement [closed] - ruby-on-rails

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In my view I have a table. This table has a <td> called 'successive_movement'
The view shows 'successive_movement' but I'd like to rename this to read 'Fast movement'.
Essentially
<td> successive_movement </td>
is displayed to the user on the view as 'successive_movement'
If possible I would like to add the <label> element to this table data in order to say 'Fast movement'.

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Sorry for my English. I have a model with some field.
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