Is 羞辱 a kind of verb after which you put two objects? 他于是决定羞辱猫一番

Is 羞辱 a kind of verb after which you put two objects (I think we call it &quot;object and complement&quot;)? I mean, a verb like 给, where you can for example say 我给你(o1)我的书(o2).
I don't quite understand if I should take 一番 from this sentence as a noun meaning &quot;a word/ a sentence&quot; or what. This is my main concern, in fact.
I'm sorry for asking two questions instead of one, but I think they're connected and the answer to the first one influences the answer to the second one.
In &quot;這一番羞辱&quot; (this one humiliation), 一番 is the counting word and classifier for the noun 羞辱

In &quot;羞辱他一番&quot; (to humiliate him once)  一番 is the counting word and verb classifier for the verb 羞辱


A verb classifier is for counting the number of a verb occurred, for example, 走兩回 (go two times); 斬一刀 (hack once)
As a verb, 羞辱 does take objects
Example:
當眾羞辱他 - Humiliate him in public
這番蠢話羞辱了他自己 - These foolish words humiliated himself